This boat trip will show you Lindos from every angle. You will set sail on the translucent waters surrounding Rhodes to visit the delightful coves such as Tsambika, Stegna, Agathi and Lindos. This excursion also includes a visit to the Acropolis, which you can reach on foot or on a donkey (the famous ‘Lindos taxis’), with a stop in the heart of the old town. Here, you'll have the pleasure of wandering through a maze of narrow streets, preserved houses with flat roofs and courtyards, built using locally quarried limestone (porolithos) or plastered and whitewashed ashlar. The stop will also be long enough for you to have lunch in one of the many restaurants.

The boat departs from Mandraki harbour and stops at a number of popular beaches, including the Kallithea thermal baths and Afandou beach, where you can enjoy a swim. Lunch will be served on board the boat in buffet style (drinks not included). Other swimming breaks on the programme include Tsambika beach and Anthony Quinn Bay, named after the famous actor. Don’t miss the opportunity to take a dip in the crystal-clear waters and soak up the sun.

Want to discover the magnificent landscapes of Rhodes off the beaten track? Then this Jeep trip is just what you need!

You’ll cross pine forests, rivers and streams, hills and valleys, and be surrounded by the wild beauty of the island's mountains... You’ll explore tracks off the usual routes, with a route drawn up especially for you. The lesser-travelled roads and dusty tracks that you’ll take are also interspersed with well-maintained roads.
During the trip, you'll stop off at a beautiful beach for a little seaside break..
A lunch break with a picnic in the wooded mountains is also planned (not included in the price).

Additional information: If you wish to drive the vehicle yourself, you must be at least 21 years old and have held a driving licence for at least 2 years. Please make this known to your LuxairTours guide at the time of booking.
A souvenir video of your trip can be ordered from the guide at an additional cost (only available on certain trips).

Recommendations:
•    sun cream with a high sun protection factor
•    swimwear and beach shoes
•    hat or cap
•    change for drinks
•    comfortable clothing

This excursion will take you to the heart of the medieval city of Rhodes, which was the main headquarters of the Order of Saint John for over two centuries. This place has a special allure at nightfall, with the darkness creating a unique atmosphere that will give you an even greater appreciation of the city's history and cultural heritage. You'll first head to Mount Smith to visit the ruins of the Acropolis, the Temple of Apollo and the stadium, before continuing along the panoramic road towards the new town and the medieval city walls. As you wander through the narrow streets, you can admire churches, mosques and the impressive Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes.

Symi is one of the most picturesque islands in the Dodecanese and lies close to the Turkish coast, about two hours by boat from Rhodes. Symi is world-famous for its natural sponges, which are the island's greatest asset and are reflected in its local architecture and culture.
You will pass the Turkish coast and after a two-hour crossing of the Aegean Sea, you will reach the beautiful bay of Panormitis. Its 12th-century Holy Monastery of Archangel Michael Panormitis attracts many pilgrims and tourists who come to admire its treasures dedicated to the saint and his miracles. Gialos, the main village, has a picturesque harbour surrounded by neoclassical houses that climb up the hill like an amphitheatre. 

After departing from Rhodes town, you will follow the coast towards the small village of Lindos, passing through Faliraki and Kilimbia.
Lindos is one of the most popular and picturesque spots on the island. Situated at the foot of an impressive rock, it is the only village of the three ancient cities that is still inhabited today. A donkey ride (not included in the price) through the narrow streets lined with white houses will take you to its majestic acropolis, surrounded by an ancient fortified wall. From here, you can enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of the village and the chapel built in honour of the Apostle Paul in the bay beneath the rock.
The excursion then continues to Monolithos and its ancient Byzantine castle, from which you can enjoy a beautiful view of the peninsula. You will then continue on to Siana, a charming little village famous for its thyme honey production, before reaching Embona via the vineyards.
In summer, this excursion is complemented by a visit to the butterfly valley at Pethaloudes, while in early and late season, you can climb Mount Filerimos to visit the monastery, which dates back to the time of the Crusades.
Lunch is not included.