As you step off your cruise in Rhodes, a friendly welcome awaits you at the port, marking the beginning of a memorable day. Your certified English speaking guide and experienced driver will take the lead, offering a relaxed and comfortable ride toward the charming Greek countryside. Along the way, you'll enjoy serene views of rolling hills and traditional villages, giving you a taste of the island’s natural beauty. The drive to Lindos takes roughly an hour and promises to be just as delightful as the destination itself.

Step into tradition with a visit to pottery workshop. Watch the craft come to life as artisans demonstrate how Greek pottery has been shaped for thousands of years. Then, delight your senses with honey and olive oil lovingly produced by the same family—authentic flavors of Greece passed down through generations

Lindos stands as one of the most captivating historical destinations—not just in Greece, but globally. Layers of history reveal themselves here, where ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine influences merge with the medieval legacy of the Knights of St. John. A visit to Lindos feels like a journey through centuries of civilization. Beyond its rich past, the village enchants visitors with its breathtaking beauty. Take a leisurely walk through its charming maze of narrow lanes, adorned with blooming flowers, fruit trees, colorful tiles, and quaint fountains. The panoramic views of the twin harbors are nothing short of spectacular. For those interested, the Acropolis of Lindos awaits atop a 116-meter hill. Please note: reaching it requires climbing approximately 300 steps, and there is no elevator access. Guests who wish to explore the Acropolis will be guided, while others may choose to enjoy free time in the village for lunch, shopping, or simply soaking up the atmosphere.

Rhodes Old Town is one of the oldest medieval towns in Europe, a maze of kept ruins and cobbled lanes that was once a vibrant and glorious medieval city. It’s just a dream scene for someone who likes to take pictures! The Old Town of Rhodes is a very inspiring place. The medieval town of Rhodes belongs to the World Heritage and is under protection of UNESCO. It is considered one of the few best preserved medieval cities in Europe.

Mandraki Harbour has been in use since ancient times and was formerly the military port of Rhodes; it was protected from attack by gigantic chains across its narrow mouth and later by the impregnable bulk of the Fort of St Nicholas, built in 1467 and still watching over the marina. Over the centuries the harbor was also a successful and rich trading port but these days its role in Rhodes life is entirely peaceful; a fetching clutch of billionaires’ super-yachts bob in the marina alongside traditional fishing boats and a multitude of tour boats, which depart every day in summer to visit islands off the coast of Rhodes – including Symi and Nisyros – as well as ferrying visitors to local beaches and on diving trips.

Enjoy some free time in the Medieval City of Rhodes to stroll along cobblestone streets, admire the well-preserved medieval architecture, browse local shops, or enjoy a leisurely coffee surrounded by history.

After enjoying a wonderful day immersed in the exquisite delights of Rhodes, comfortably retreat to your awaiting ship with our comfortable transportation Rely on our twenty years of experience in arranging seamless shore excursions, perfectly synchronized with your ship's schedule. With us, you are encouraged to explore freely, secure in the knowledge that you will return to your ship punctually and without stress, your spirit enriched by the magic of your adventures.