The trip starts in the morning by picking up the guests from their hotels and off to Kameiros Scala where guests will depart at 09:30 with the boat. Halki is one of the little Greek islands of the Dodecanese, located very close to Rhodes. Halki is the perfect destination either for relaxing holidays away from the bright lights or for a quick getaway from Rhodes Island. This picturesque tiny island stands out for its traditional architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and secluded beaches. The capital of Halki Greece is Nimporio, a picturesque little village that stretches around the island’s port. A beautiful island with virgin beauties and beaches with clean and sparkling waters. There are local shops and traditional restaurants. Guests can visit historical places or swim until the departure time which is 16:00. Arrival time back to Kameiros Scala is 17:00 approx.

Tour starts by picking up guests from hotels with destination Lindos. Lindos is for most visitors the most impressive archaeological site on the island of Rhodes. At the first sight, everyone inevitably steps on the brake pedal, to admire the dramatic natural landscape which is enhanced by the picturesque quality of the town built in a more recent past. The view is astonishing. Over the calm waters of a wide, rocky bay, white flat-roofed houses rise a slope from a golden, shallow, sandy beach, forming a light belt around the north side of the castle hill. The mighty castle of the Acropolis of Lindos is enthroned above. At closer look, one can see behind the warlike walls the pillars of a very dainty little temple, which was once dedicated to the goddess Athena Lindia. Before the end of the trip, the guests will make one more stop at the ceramic factory. There they will see the art of the clay utensils are made and, in the end, one can buy whatever they like.

With this excursion you will have an idea about the contrast in between the east to the west coast and get in touch with the beauty of the inner country. Tour begins from Filerimos (low season) or Butterfly Valley (high season). Remnants of these periods and vestiges of the long succession of conquerors can still be see. On the way up the ancient road to the Acropolis of Filerimos, one come across the foundations of the temple of Zeus and Athena. On top, there stands beautiful church. Filerimos monastery also starts the path to Golgothas. On top of this path, up on a hill there is a huge cross, while on the side of the path, there are engravings that represent the Passion of the Christ. Butterfly Valley in one of the most famous attractions of Rhodes. A unique nature reserve. This is a habitat with dense flora, breathtaking natural beauty, harmonious structures of bridges with the environment, paved paths, ponds, small inexhaustible waterfalls, and serene atmosphere. Continue driving along the west coast and passing by villages and areas untouched by tourism. Next stop is for a relaxing cup of coffee next to the Aegean at Kamiros. After that a nice experience of a walk and visit to the Castle of Kritinia. It is fairly considered the gem of the village as it offers an amazing view of the Aegean Sea and the island of Chalki. Embonas considered the wine capital of Rhodes. It combines folklore, a lively atmosphere, and a good traditional food. You continue the journey by getting great opportunity for taking pictures of the Castle of Monolinthos that is widely ruined today but it offers great views of the sea and the two islets opposite to it. Inside the Castle, there is a small working chapel dedicated to Saint Pantaleon.

The boat departs from Mandraki at 09:00. Passing Kallithea, Faliraki, Ladiko, Stegna and Tsambika. Lindos in an archaeological site, a fishing village, and a former municipality of the island of Rhodes. You can go up to Acropolis (entrance fees are not included) where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view of the traditional settlements of the village. You will have time to swim, shopping or take lunch in one of the traditional Lindian taverns. On the sail back there is a swim stop at Tsambika beach for 20 min. Tsambika beach is long and broad with fine, golden sand. And for the end a small stop at Kallithea Springs for photos. A unique combination of nature and architecture. Back to Mandraki Harbor approx. at 17:15.

The trip starts in the morning by picking up the guests from their hotels and off to Touristic Port where they will depart at 09:00 with the boat. It takes 2 hours for the first stop at Yialos, Symi’s small, picturesque harbor. Symi island is one of the gems of the Dodecanese Island chain. It stands out of the other Greek islands for its beautiful architecture, colorful houses, and a relaxed atmosphere. The port of Symi seems to have popped out of a painting! The port of Symi is hands down the ultimate spot for romantic walked and sunset gazing.  There will have plenty of time to explore shops, sponge center and have lunch at a typical Greek restaurant. For the last stop the boat also visits Panormitis, where you can visit the famous 12th century monastery of St-Michael the Archangel, protector of the locals and fishermen. The Monastery of Panormitis is tied with the Christian faith of the Symiot people. The interior is covered with wall paintings from the Byzantine period. The image of the Archangel Michael is depicted in one of the frescoes. There are also nice wooden carved icons, most of which are gifts from the pilgrims. Estimate arrival time to Touristic Port of Rhodes is 17:00.

This excursion will allow you to discover the medieval city of Rhodes, which is well preserved in time.  You will tour the port of Mandraki , overlook the public administrative buildings in Venetian style.  You will continue towards the hill of Monte Smith, where you’ll enjoy unique picturesque views of the city and the seashore, but also visit the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, and the impressive open-air ancient Stadium and the Odeon.  Then you will reach the famous medieval city, walk the paved alleyways, next to the gigantic walls, through squares with fountains and courtyards that lead through the street and the Palace of the Knights. At the same time, you will be amazed by the variety of small shops where you can bargain good deals.