• We start with a scenic drive by coach through the modern areas of Rhodes. As you pass by the Mandraki Esplanade, you will see the government buildings, Church of Annunciation built 1925, a replica of the Old Church of the Knights of St John and the deer statues at the entrance of Mandraki port. We then continue up to Monte Smith for panoramic views and photo opportunities across Rhodes, the Aegean Sea and the Acropolis of Rhodes with its 2nd Century BCE Ancient stadium
• We continue on to Rhodes Medieval City where, at the Gate d’Amboise, we disembark and proceed to the Grand Masters Palace for a guided walking tour. The Palace was built in the 14th century CE, destroyed in 1856 and rebuilt in 1939 by the Italians to accommodate the King of Italy, Emmanuel II, and Mussolini.
• We then walk down the Street of the Knights to see the many inns once occupied by the crusaders. At the end of the street is the Archaeological Museum, formerly the Knights Hospital, built in 1440 CE and the most well-preserved building in the Old City.
• After the City tour, we set off for Lindos, one of the island’s three ancient cities, renowned for its famous Acropolis. At a height of 535 feet, the ruins offer breathtaking views and photo opportunities of the entire village, including its medieval castle, superb sandy beach and charming white-washed, sugar cubed houses.
• Ancient Lindos was the most important town on the Island and has been inhabited for 5000 years
• After a guided tour of the Acropolis, we will walk down to the village of Lindos for a visit to the Byzantine Church of the Ascension
• During our visit, we will take a walking tour through the labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets, past the colourful courtyards and mosaics for which Lindos is famous
• The Apostle Paul also stopped at Lindos after he had left Jerusalem to preach in Europe and today there is a small chapel dedicated to his name at St. Paul’s Bay, a small bay next to Lindos bay

Duration

7 Hours

• We start with a scenic drive by coach through the modern areas of Rhodes. We pass by the Mandraki Esplanade to see the government buildings, Church of Annunciation built 1925, a replica of the Old Church of the Knights of St John and the deer statues at the entrance of Mandraki port. We then continue up to Monte Smith for panoramic views and photo opportunities across Rhodes, the Aegean Sea and the Acropolis of Rhodes with its 2nd Century BCE Ancient stadium
• Next it’s the natural beauty at Petaloúdes – the Valley of the Butterflies. Apart from its aesthetic value, it is also the site of the only natural forest of liquidambar orientalis (Oriental Sweetgum trees) in Europe, and a resting point for tens of thousands of Jersey tigers (Panaxia Quadripunctaria), a daytime flying moth. There is a natural history museum that explains the moths life-cycle
• It’s a real chance to commune with nature, walking through the shaded, green valley with its small river and beautiful waterfalls, permanently surrounded by butterflies camouflaging themselves against the tree trunks
• The final visit to Filerimos, to explore the acropolis of the ancient city of Ialysos, includes a guided tour of the ancient ruins of the temple of Athena and the impressive medieval monastery of the Virgin Mary. The ancient monuments, the spectacular panoramic view of the northern part of the island through the pine forest, and the Italian period buildings are quite unforgettable

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon request

• Lindos, one of the island’s three ancient cities, is among the island’s most famous and renowned for its famous Acropolis. At a height of 535 feet, the ruins offer breathtaking views and photo opportunities of the entire village, including its medieval castle, superb sandy beach and charming white-washed, sugar cubed houses
• Ancient Lindos was the most important town on the Island and has been inhabited for 5000 years
• After a guided tour of the Acropolis, we will walk down to the village of Lindos for a visit to the Byzantine Church of the Ascension
• During our visit, we will take a walking tour through the labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets, past the colourful courtyards and mosaics for which Lindos is famous
• The Apostle Paul also stopped at Lindos after he had left Jerusalem to preach in Europe and today there is a small chapel dedicated to his name at St. Paul’s Bay, a small bay next to Lindos bay

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon reques

• The Medieval City of Rhodes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known throughout the world
• Less well known, however, is the Jewish Quarter that once flourished within its walls
• This exclusive half-day tour introduces you to the fascinating Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town, before taking you back in time to its medieval origins
• We start with a stroll through the narrow winding lanes of La Juderia, the Jewish Quarter, with our expert guide giving you the history of the Jewish people who made their homes here
• Along the way, we discover notable Jewish landmarks including Alhadeff Park and Alhadeff Street, named after a prominent Jewish family, the Square of the Martyred Jews with its seahorse fountain, and the Holocaust Memorial
• We also visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, and the Jewish Museum of Rhodes
• Next, we journey back in time to the medieval period with our guide describing how the battles and sieges fought by the Knights of St. John shaped the town we see today
• We look at medieval monuments and walk along the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe
• Our tour concludes at the 14th century Palace of the Grand Master, once home to the leader of the Knights of St. John of Rhodes – today a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon request

• If you’re a foodie this is your chance to get a taste of local life on a journey through the culture and flavors of Rhodes
• Greek food also plays an integral role in local culture and daily life, and the strategic position of Rhodes has led to multiple colonizations throughout history which have left a unique and delicious legacy in Rhodian food
• The tour is led by an English-speaking guide (who just happens to be a passionate foodie) who will share a culinary journey through Rhodes, introducing you to local food producers who share the secrets of their delicious cuisine
• Together you’ll eat your way around the Rhodes Old Town, while learning the tastes and stories straight from the kitchen
• We start our day with breakfast – a traditional phyllo pie from a family-run shop. Thus fortified, we’ll discover hidden culinary gems inside the city, visiting many different food shops, coffee shops, local liquor shops and off-the-beaten-path taverns & traditional restaurants
• En route we also explore medieval points of interest
• There’s also a hidden church visit, for some special cake, made just for you – but make sure you leave room for lunch though, as we have a treat in store, lunch in one of the island’s best mezes tavernas, famed for its authentic food and fantastic Greek hospitality.

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon request

• This exclusive half-day tour is perfect for wine lovers and history buffs who want to immerse themselves in the medieval lore of Rhodes and discover why modern Greek wines are becoming so popular
• The tour begins by introducing you to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Rhodes Town. Secured behind a deep moat within a double ring of lofty walls, the Old Town is like a medieval time capsule, transporting visitors back to the era of the Knights of St. John
• Our knowledgeable guide will lead you on a tour through the atmospheric, winding streets, pointing out medieval monuments and describing how the battles and sieges faced by the Hospitaller Knights shaped the town
• The walking tour concludes at the Palace of the Grand Masters, a 14th century fortified castle that was restored in the 1930s. Today it’s a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from across the island
• After exploring the Palace, we wander down the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe
• Our final destination is the Inn of Auvergne, built in 1507 where we’ll settle into the beautiful back garden and taste award-winning local wines while lunching on traditional Greek meze

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon request

• Become a Greek fisherman for a day with a traditional fully equipped fishing boat, friendly crew, and experienced captain, you’ll learn how to fish the Greek way!
• Your vessel is completely rigged to bring you to the hottest fishing spots of the island of the sun
• Discover the tips and tricks, fish the Aegean waters and then lunch on your catch

Duration:

5 hours – 09:00 – 14:00

• We begin at a predetermined location near the village of Theologos with introductions and a safety briefing
• Our journey takes us through the mountains, past small villages and across riverbeds
• The first route is one and half-hours of driving with beautiful views over the West Coast and Turkey & Symi island in the distance
• Our first official stop will be at the Castle of Kritinia, where guests have time to explore the castle and have a refreshment
• Next, we travel to Apollona village to experience a traditional Greek Meze style lunch whilst enjoying the stunning view over the Attavyros
• Continuing on and off-road we journey to Archipoli for a tasting where guests sample different local products such as honey, souma, olive oil, local sweets and fresh seasonal fruits
• Finally, we have a short stop at the beach of Kalavarda where guests can take a refreshing swim before heading back towards Theologos

Duration:

6 hours Start Time: 09:00 – 15:00

• Journey into Rhodian taste and culture with this cooking class in a private kitchen with lovely views
• Learn from an expert how to make traditional tasty Greek dishes, like Moussaka, tzatziki, delicious cheese balls and other famous Greek dishes
• This is a strictly Greek cooking course where you will learn insightful information, tips and tricks from a real home cook and become part of the family!
• Numbers are limited to keep the group small
• A lunch is prepared and eaten, included in the price along with drinks

Duration:

4 hours -Time: 10:00 to 14:00

• Discover the highlights of ancient and modern-day Rhodes during this picturesque orientation tour of the city
• Depart the pick-up location for a scenic drive by coach through the modern areas of Rhodes. As you pass by the Mandraki Esplanade, you will see the government buildings, Church of Annunciation built 1925, a replica of the Old Church of the Knights of St John and the deer statues at the entrance of Mandraki port. We then continue up to Monte Smith for panoramic views and photo opportunities across Rhodes, the Aegean Sea and the Acropolis of Rhodes with its 2nd Century BCE Ancient stadium
• We continue on to Rhodes Medieval City where, at the Gate d’Amboise, we disembark and proceed to the Grand Masters Palace for a guided walking tour. The Palace was built in the 14th century CE, destroyed in 1856 and rebuilt in 1939 by the Italians in order to accommodate the King of Italy, Emmanuel 11 and Mussolini
• We then walk down the Street of the Knights, to see the many inns once occupied by the crusaders. At the end of the street is the Archaeological Museum, formerly the Knights Hospital, built in 1440 CE and the most well-preserved building in the Old City

Duration

4 hours: pick up time from hotel is 09:00 or upon request