Colossus of Rhodes

From the pier (or your selected starting point) we drive to Mandraki Old Harbor where according to the tradition, the Colossus of Rhodes once stood - One of the seven wonders of the ancient world. At the entrance of the old harbor, atop tall columns, stand the two bronze deer - characteristic landmarks of the island. (To visit the site you need few steps - No walking)

10 minutes

Paralia Elli (Pass By)

Elli lies between the Mandraki harbor, and the Aquarium, in the northern end of the town. Is the cosmopolitan beach of Rhodes Town

The Acropolis of Rhodes

We drive to Acropolis of Rhodes (with the car no climb). On the way you see the North point of the Island where the Mediterranean and the Aegean Sea meet. Once we come to Monte Smith - Acropolis of Rhodes Town, we stop at a vantage point for a Panoramic view of the City (few steps - no walking). We continue at a vantage point where you can see from a distance, the Temple of Apollo and the Ancient Stadium (few steps - no walking).

20 minutes

Anthony Quinn Bay

After finishing with the Highlights of Rhodes Town we drive 32 miles (50km) South East of the Island to Lindos - On the way you visit the Anthony Quinn Bay - Scenic Here you can have a break for a drink / coffee / facilities etc.. (To visit the site you need few steps - No walking)

20 minutes

Tsambika Beach (Pass By)

On the way to Lindos you can see the Tsambika Beach - Sandy smooth beach with crystal clear waters

Savvas Ceramics

On the way to Lindos, you can choose an optional short stop at a pottery workshop where the traditional pottery of Rhodes is made. You can see the wonderful pieces of art, and watch the potter working at his wheel. You can even learn the mystery of the Pythagorean cup! (To visit the site you need few steps - No walking)

20 minutes

Lindos Beach

On the way to Lindos we stop at a vantage point for a panoramic picture from a distance of Lindos Beach. Wonderful white sand, flat calm seas and great beach side. The beach is overlooked by the beautiful acropolis. From the same point you can get your panoramic photos of the White Village and Acropolis of Lindos (Few steps - no walking)

10 minutes

Village of Lindos

We drive close to the village, at a vantage point (we don’t enter the village of Lindos), so you can get your pictures of the village and the Acropolis from a distance (this way you skip the walk and have the whole picture of the place) If you wish to walk in the village of Lindos, please let us know on time of booking so we can adjust the tour to your needs (Few steps - no walking)

20 minutes

Agios Pavlos Beach

We drive you down to the Saint Paul's bay, where the apostle is said to have landed in the year 51 AD to preach Christianity to the Rhodians. From this point you can also view the cave where the film “The Guns of Navarone” was filmed - Wild Nature Landscape (To visit the site you need few steps - No walking)

10 minutes

Haraki Beach

On the way back from Lindos you stop for Delicious Snack or Lunch Experience (At your own expense) at Haraki seaside village at the Mediterranean Sea right on the water’s edge, with fresh seafood / Greek cuisine and excellent local wines. Scenic. If you wish more time at the seaside village, you can speak to your driver. You can extend the tour on the go, with an additional cost At the beginning and at the end of the tourist season, we may change the restaurant at the sea with a traditional Greek restaurant (traditional Greek restaurant is from November to end of April)

1 hour

Faliraki Beach (Pass By)

We continue back and the last 14km / 8 miles we drive via the coastal road of Faliraki and Kallithea. The beaches in Faliraki are primarily sand and the waters are crystal clear, smooth as glass.

Kallithea Springs (Pass By)

We continue back to Rhodes Town and pass via Kallithea. In this naturally landscaped setting, the film "Escape to Athena" with Telly Savalas and Roger Moore was filmed. Some scenes from the film "The Guns of Navarone" were also filmed here too. Back to Rhodes Old City for independent browsing, or to the ship (or to your hotel). The Medieval City is a 10 min flat walk from the cruise port