



by Faliraki Sea Lines
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.€110This 3-hour swimming cruise departs from Faliraki Harbour on the 36-foot catamaran Aphrodite, carrying up to 28 passengers for comfort. The cruise takes place under the Greek sun on the Aegean Sea, visiting three bays around Rhodes for swimming and snorkeling. The first stop is Afandou Beach near the Traganou Caves, where guests can swim and snorkel inside the caves for about 30 minutes. The second stop is Ladiko Bay, known for its calm and clear waters, also for 30 minutes. The final stop is Antony Quinn Bay, where the boat stays for 45 minutes. This bay is surrounded by pine trees and greenery, offering clear waters for swimming and snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment and swimming noodles are provided on board. During the cruise, guests receive carbonated beverages and snacks. Hotel pickup service from Faliraki is included if arranged a day in advance. Transfers for guests arriving from cruise ships, Rhodes Town, or Ixia require an additional fee and must be booked the day before the cruise.
Afandou Beach
The first stop is Afandou Beach near the Traganou Caves. The boat anchors close to the caves, allowing guests to snorkel inside and swim in the deep blue water for about 30 minutes.
30 min
Ladiko Beach
The second stop is Ladiko Bay, named after the Greek word for oil due to its calm and clear waters. Guests have around 30 minutes to swim and snorkel here.
30 min
Anthony Quinn Bay
The final stop is Antony Quinn Bay, which is surrounded by pine trees and greenery. The boat stays here for 45 minutes, giving guests time for swimming and snorkeling. This bay was the filming location for the movie Guns of Navarone.
45 min
The Aphrodite, departs from Faliraki Harbour, exactly next to the small church at the entry of the harbour.
End point
The Aphrodite, departs from Faliraki Harbour, exactly next to the small church at the entry of the harbour.




by Faliraki Sea Lines
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.€110This 3-hour swimming cruise departs from Faliraki Harbour on the 36-foot catamaran Aphrodite, carrying up to 28 passengers for comfort. The cruise takes place under the Greek sun on the Aegean Sea, visiting three bays around Rhodes for swimming and snorkeling. The first stop is Afandou Beach near the Traganou Caves, where guests can swim and snorkel inside the caves for about 30 minutes. The second stop is Ladiko Bay, known for its calm and clear waters, also for 30 minutes. The final stop is Antony Quinn Bay, where the boat stays for 45 minutes. This bay is surrounded by pine trees and greenery, offering clear waters for swimming and snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment and swimming noodles are provided on board. During the cruise, guests receive carbonated beverages and snacks. Hotel pickup service from Faliraki is included if arranged a day in advance. Transfers for guests arriving from cruise ships, Rhodes Town, or Ixia require an additional fee and must be booked the day before the cruise.
Afandou Beach
The first stop is Afandou Beach near the Traganou Caves. The boat anchors close to the caves, allowing guests to snorkel inside and swim in the deep blue water for about 30 minutes.
30 min
Ladiko Beach
The second stop is Ladiko Bay, named after the Greek word for oil due to its calm and clear waters. Guests have around 30 minutes to swim and snorkel here.
30 min
Anthony Quinn Bay
The final stop is Antony Quinn Bay, which is surrounded by pine trees and greenery. The boat stays here for 45 minutes, giving guests time for swimming and snorkeling. This bay was the filming location for the movie Guns of Navarone.
45 min
The Aphrodite, departs from Faliraki Harbour, exactly next to the small church at the entry of the harbour.
End point
The Aphrodite, departs from Faliraki Harbour, exactly next to the small church at the entry of the harbour.