Your Adventure Begins with a Grand Entrance!
Walk through the imposing D'Amboise Gate, entering the walled Old Town of Rhodes. Marvel at the impressive moat before reaching the majestic 14th-century Grand Master's Palace. Capture stunning photos of this architectural marvel and nearby monuments. As you stroll down the charming, cobbled Street of the Knights, soak in the atmosphere of this medieval wonder.
Next, We'll Journey to Mandraki Harbour
Learn about the Colossus of Rhodes, a gigantic statue of the god Helios once considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Admire the splendid Temple of San Giovanni and the iconic bronze deer guarding the harbour entrance. Prepare to be mesmerised by the coastal scenery as we turn towards the windward coast, gazing upon the breathtaking turquoise and azure waters of the Aegean Sea.
Panoramic Views and Ancient Ruins
From atop Mount Smith, capture panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. On the southern slopes lies the Hellenistic Acropolis of Rhodes. Explore the Temple of Apollo, the ancient stadium, and the marbled Odeon.
Scenic Countryside and Prestigious Beaches
Heading southeast, cruise along some of the island's most prestigious beaches. A refreshing break awaits at Anthony Quinn Bay. Optionally, visit a potter's workshop to witness the ancient skill of pottery-making. The scenic countryside offers serene villages, citrus orchards, and olive groves.
Approaching Lindos
Prepare to be awestruck by panoramic views as we approach Lindos. Capture photos from vantage points overlooking the charming village and descend towards St. Paul's Bay. Enjoy free time to explore narrow alleys, browse for souvenirs, and enjoy refreshments. For the adventurous, ascend the cliff to visit the 6th-century BC Lindos Acropolis, admiring the sanctuary of Lindian Athena, the Doric Stoa, the Propylaean ruins, and more.
The Perfect Finale
Indulge in a delicious lunch on the seafront, savouring fresh flavours and a relaxing atmosphere. Return with unforgettable memories of Rhodes.
