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An easy 60‑minute evening cruise from Faliraki that pairs unlimited Aperol Spritz, Prosecco and beer with a calm swim stop at Anthony Quinn Bay and a sunset run along Rhodes’ northern coast. Small groups, accessible boarding, and a relaxed pace make this a simple, scenic option for an island evening.
An easy 60‑minute evening cruise from Faliraki that pairs unlimited Aperol Spritz, Prosecco and beer with a calm swim stop at Anthony Quinn Bay and a sunset run along Rhodes’ northern coast. Small groups, accessible boarding, and a relaxed pace make this a simple, scenic option for an island evening.
Dusk loosens the heat over Faliraki as the Aphrodite slips from its mooring and the harbour’s small white-and-blue chapel shrinks astern. Glasses clink, the sea breathes a cool, citrus-scented aisle, and the boat threads a short arc around the headland toward Anthony Quinn Bay. Here, at the quietest hour, the water calms and the rock faces glow; swimmers drop in and the surface briefly holds the sunset like a mirror.
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Operated by Faliraki Fun Club · Faliraki, Rhodes
Dusk loosens the heat over Faliraki as the Aphrodite slips from its mooring and the harbour’s small white-and-blue chapel shrinks astern. Glasses clink, the sea breathes a cool, citrus-scented aisle, and the boat threads a short arc around the headland toward Anthony Quinn Bay. Here, at the quietest hour, the water calms and the rock faces glow; swimmers drop in and the surface briefly holds the sunset like a mirror.
Rhodes wears many layers: a classical past of Hellenic and medieval Knights of St. John, a coastline carved by limestone and shaped by the Aegean’s steady currents. Faliraki itself is a modern resort born in the late 20th century, its harbour now a gentle launch point for evening cruises that pair local conviviality with the island’s geology — steep coves, pocket beaches, and clear water nurtured by posidonia meadows.
Practical guidance: departures begin at 19:00 from the chapel next to Faliraki Harbour; the cruise is about 60 minutes with a swim stop at Anthony Quinn Bay and a return along the north shore for sunset. The group is small (max 26) and the vessel stocks unlimited Aperol Spritz, Prosecco, beer, wine and soft drinks plus light nibbles. Wear swimwear under clothes, bring reef-friendly sunscreen and a light layer for the post-sunset breeze. If you plan to jump in, water shoes help on rocky entries; the captain usually chooses calm spots when sea state allows.
Accessibility is good — wheelchair access and infant seating are available — and cancellation up to 24 hours in advance is standard. Expect relaxed music, local company, and a short but satisfying nautical window into Rhodes as the day folds into night.
easy.
1 hour.
Minimal fitness required — suitable for most ages and swimming ability, though swimmers should be comfortable entering open water.
Yes — the cruise advertises unlimited Aperol Spritz plus Prosecco, beer, wine and soft drinks for the duration of the trip; standard responsible‑service rules apply.
Yes — there is a designated swim stop at Anthony Quinn Bay when conditions are calm; crew will advise on safe entry and exit points.
Boarding and disembarkation are next to the small white‑and‑blue chapel in Faliraki Harbour; plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before the 19:00 departure.
The operator lists wheelchair and stroller accessibility and provides infant seats; contact the provider ahead of time for specific assistance needs.
Rhodes blends Hellenic and medieval histories — the island’s strategic position shaped ancient settlements and later fortified towns under the Knights of St. John; Faliraki evolved into a tourist resort in the late 20th century.
Avoid anchoring on posidonia meadows, use reef‑safe sunscreen, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance to marine life during swim stops.
Faliraki Fun Club operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dusk loosens the heat over Faliraki as the Aphrodite slips from its mooring and the harbour’s small white-and-blue chapel shrinks astern. Glasses clink, the sea breathes a cool, citrus-scented aisle, and the boat threads a short arc around the headland toward Anthony Quinn Bay. Here, at the quietest hour, the water calms and the rock faces glow; swimmers drop in and the surface briefly holds the sunset like a mirror.
Dusk loosens the heat over Faliraki as the Aphrodite slips from its mooring and the harbour’s small white-and-blue chapel shrinks astern. Glasses clink, the sea breathes a cool, citrus-scented aisle, and the boat threads a short arc around the headland toward Anthony Quinn Bay. Here, at the quietest hour, the water calms and the rock faces glow; swimmers drop in and the surface briefly holds the sunset like a mirror.
Rhodes wears many layers: a classical past of Hellenic and medieval Knights of St. John, a coastline carved by limestone and shaped by the Aegean’s steady currents. Faliraki itself is a modern resort born in the late 20th century, its harbour now a gentle launch point for evening cruises that pair local conviviality with the island’s geology — steep coves, pocket beaches, and clear water nurtured by posidonia meadows.
Practical guidance: departures begin at 19:00 from the chapel next to Faliraki Harbour; the cruise is about 60 minutes with a swim stop at Anthony Quinn Bay and a return along the north shore for sunset. The group is small (max 26) and the vessel stocks unlimited Aperol Spritz, Prosecco, beer, wine and soft drinks plus light nibbles. Wear swimwear under clothes, bring reef-friendly sunscreen and a light layer for the post-sunset breeze. If you plan to jump in, water shoes help on rocky entries; the captain usually chooses calm spots when sea state allows.
Accessibility is good — wheelchair access and infant seating are available — and cancellation up to 24 hours in advance is standard. Expect relaxed music, local company, and a short but satisfying nautical window into Rhodes as the day folds into night.