



by Telia Travel
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€134This full-day bus tour in Rhodes lasts about 6 to 7 hours and covers the island’s main highlights. After pickup from your port or hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle, the guide and driver take you through the countryside toward Lindos, a traditional Greek village. The drive is about one hour and passes rolling hills and small villages. At Kalathos, there is a 15-minute stop at a pottery workshop where artisans demonstrate traditional Greek pottery techniques, plus a tasting of honey and olive oil produced by the same family. In Lindos, you have two hours to explore the village and its surroundings. Walk the narrow lanes decorated with flowers and fountains, enjoy views of the twin harbors, and visit the Acropolis of Lindos, located on a 116-meter hill. Access to the Acropolis requires climbing around 300 steps without elevator assistance; guests can choose to visit it with a guide or remain in the village for leisure time, lunch, or shopping. The tour continues to Rhodes Old Town for one hour, where you can walk its medieval streets, see the UNESCO-protected architecture, and photograph the well-preserved historic sites. Afterward, there is a visit to Mandraki Harbour, known for its ancient military role and modern marina filled with yachts and tour boats. Next is a one-hour free period in the Medieval City of Rhodes, allowing time to stroll cobbled streets, admire medieval buildings, visit shops, or enjoy coffee surrounded by history. At the end of the day, the bus returns you to your ship or hotel on time. The tour includes hotel or port pickup and drop-off, a licensed guide, and the use of an air-conditioned vehicle. Admission to the Acropolis is optional and not included, as is lunch.
Port pickup and drive to Lindos
After disembarking at Rhodes port, guests meet an English-speaking guide and driver who lead a comfortable drive through the island’s countryside. The journey takes about one hour and offers views of hills and traditional villages before reaching Lindos.
60 min
Kalathos
A 15-minute visit to a local pottery workshop where artisans demonstrate traditional Greek pottery making. Guests can also taste honey and olive oil produced by the same family, showcasing local agricultural products.
15 min
Lindos
Guests spend two hours exploring Lindos, a village with historical layers from ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Knights of St. John eras. Visitors can stroll narrow lanes with flowers and fountains and enjoy views of twin harbors. The Acropolis of Lindos sits atop a 116-meter hill, accessible by climbing about 300 steps without elevator access. A guide leads those who choose to visit the Acropolis, while others have free time for lunch, shopping, or relaxing in the village.
120 min
Old Town of Rhodes
One hour is allocated to Rhodes Old Town, a medieval area protected by UNESCO. Visitors walk cobbled streets and see well-preserved medieval architecture, suitable for photography and historical interest.
60 min
Mandraki Harbour
A brief visit to Mandraki Harbour, historically a military port protected by chains and the Fort of St Nicholas built in 1467. Today it hosts yachts, fishing boats, and tour boats serving nearby islands and beaches.
Medieval City
Guests have one hour of free time to walk through the Medieval City’s cobblestone streets, view medieval buildings, browse local shops, or have coffee surrounded by historic surroundings.
60 min
Return to ship or hotel
After the day’s visits, guests return by comfortable transportation to their ship or hotel. The company has over twenty years of experience coordinating shore excursions aligned with ship schedules to ensure timely return.
15 min