Rhodes Bay to Bay Swim Cruise with Greek Buffet and Wine Included
by Summer Sun Sailing IKE
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Board a wooden boat equipped with two spacious decks and cushioned seating for a six-hour cruise along Rhodes’ coastline. The boat offers facilities suited for a relaxed day on the water with a casual beach club atmosphere. The trip begins at Mandraki Old Port, sailing past the Medieval Walls of Rhodes and the site of the ancient Colossus of Rhodes at the port entrance. The cruise stops for an hour each at Kallithea Springs, Anthony Quinn Bay, and Afandou Beach. At each stop, guests can swim, snorkel using provided equipment, jump from the boat or nearby rocks, walk on the beach, and explore underwater caves. Kallithea Springs features natural springs with healing properties and architecture by Italian designers. Anthony Quinn Bay is a rocky cove known for its deep waters, small fish, and connection to the actor who filmed nearby. Afandou Beach is a long pebble shore with a history of pirate attacks and nearby archaeological remains. Lunch is served on board as a Greek buffet paired with white and rose wine, both included. Bottled water and carbonated drinks are also provided, along with life jackets, floatation devices, and shower facilities. Additional drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the bar. The return sail passes Faliraki Beach and Ladiko Bay before arriving back at Mandraki Port.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Medieval Walls of Rhodes
The boat departs from Mandraki Old Port, offering views of the Medieval Walls surrounding Rhodes Old Town and the Castle. This provides a unique opportunity to photograph these historic fortifications as the cruise begins.
Colossus of Rhodes
The cruise passes the location near the port entrance where the Colossus of Rhodes once stood. This enormous statue of the sun god was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Kallithea Springs
After about 45 minutes, the boat arrives at Kallithea Springs for a one-hour stop. Guests can swim and explore the natural springs known for their healing properties since ancient times. The area features architecture by Italian architects Pietro Lombardi and Armando Burnaby. Entry from the sea is free.
60 min
Faliraki Beach
On the return trip from Anthony Quinn Bay to Mandraki Port, the boat passes Faliraki Beach. This coastal town is known for its beaches, clear waters, and lively nightlife, making it one of Rhodes' popular destinations.
Anthony Quinn Bay
The boat travels 15 minutes from Afandou to Anthony Quinn Bay, a small bay enclosed by high rocks with deep water. Guests have one hour to swim and snorkel with provided gear. The bay is named after the actor who filmed nearby and was interested in purchasing the land.
60 min
Ladiko Beach
The cruise passes Ladiko Bay, historically a commercial point for olive oil trade, with clay containers from shipwrecks found nearby. The bay is located behind Anthony Quinn Bay and is a popular site for boat tours and underwater activities.
Afandou Beach
About 45 minutes from Kallithea, Afandou is reached for a stop of 1 hour and 15 minutes. The beach is approximately 6 km long and consists of pebbles, and the area also features a large golf course. The pebbles from Afandou were used in the sidewalks of the Old Town of Rhodes. The coastal settlement was attacked and destroyed three times: by pirates in 620, Persians in 653, Arabs, and Turks in 807. After these attacks, inhabitants moved inland behind the rocks where the current settlement is located, invisible from the sea, which is reflected in the name Afandou, meaning invisible. Visitors have over an hour to explore the area and nearby caves before returning to the boat for lunch.
60 min
Meeting point
Rhodes town, Mandraki Port, Opposite of the New Agora
End point
Rhodes town, Mandraki Port, Opposite of the New Agora
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Rhodes Bay to Bay Swim Cruise with Greek Buffet and Wine Included
by Summer Sun Sailing IKE
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€107.38Overview
Board a wooden boat equipped with two spacious decks and cushioned seating for a six-hour cruise along Rhodes’ coastline. The boat offers facilities suited for a relaxed day on the water with a casual beach club atmosphere. The trip begins at Mandraki Old Port, sailing past the Medieval Walls of Rhodes and the site of the ancient Colossus of Rhodes at the port entrance. The cruise stops for an hour each at Kallithea Springs, Anthony Quinn Bay, and Afandou Beach. At each stop, guests can swim, snorkel using provided equipment, jump from the boat or nearby rocks, walk on the beach, and explore underwater caves. Kallithea Springs features natural springs with healing properties and architecture by Italian designers. Anthony Quinn Bay is a rocky cove known for its deep waters, small fish, and connection to the actor who filmed nearby. Afandou Beach is a long pebble shore with a history of pirate attacks and nearby archaeological remains. Lunch is served on board as a Greek buffet paired with white and rose wine, both included. Bottled water and carbonated drinks are also provided, along with life jackets, floatation devices, and shower facilities. Additional drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the bar. The return sail passes Faliraki Beach and Ladiko Bay before arriving back at Mandraki Port.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Medieval Walls of Rhodes
The boat departs from Mandraki Old Port, offering views of the Medieval Walls surrounding Rhodes Old Town and the Castle. This provides a unique opportunity to photograph these historic fortifications as the cruise begins.
Colossus of Rhodes
The cruise passes the location near the port entrance where the Colossus of Rhodes once stood. This enormous statue of the sun god was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Kallithea Springs
After about 45 minutes, the boat arrives at Kallithea Springs for a one-hour stop. Guests can swim and explore the natural springs known for their healing properties since ancient times. The area features architecture by Italian architects Pietro Lombardi and Armando Burnaby. Entry from the sea is free.
60 min
Faliraki Beach
On the return trip from Anthony Quinn Bay to Mandraki Port, the boat passes Faliraki Beach. This coastal town is known for its beaches, clear waters, and lively nightlife, making it one of Rhodes' popular destinations.
Anthony Quinn Bay
The boat travels 15 minutes from Afandou to Anthony Quinn Bay, a small bay enclosed by high rocks with deep water. Guests have one hour to swim and snorkel with provided gear. The bay is named after the actor who filmed nearby and was interested in purchasing the land.
60 min
Ladiko Beach
The cruise passes Ladiko Bay, historically a commercial point for olive oil trade, with clay containers from shipwrecks found nearby. The bay is located behind Anthony Quinn Bay and is a popular site for boat tours and underwater activities.
Afandou Beach
About 45 minutes from Kallithea, Afandou is reached for a stop of 1 hour and 15 minutes. The beach is approximately 6 km long and consists of pebbles, and the area also features a large golf course. The pebbles from Afandou were used in the sidewalks of the Old Town of Rhodes. The coastal settlement was attacked and destroyed three times: by pirates in 620, Persians in 653, Arabs, and Turks in 807. After these attacks, inhabitants moved inland behind the rocks where the current settlement is located, invisible from the sea, which is reflected in the name Afandou, meaning invisible. Visitors have over an hour to explore the area and nearby caves before returning to the boat for lunch.
60 min
Meeting point
Rhodes town, Mandraki Port, Opposite of the New Agora
End point
Rhodes town, Mandraki Port, Opposite of the New Agora
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.