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Cruise from Mandraki Harbor to Kalithea for a three-hour sunset sail with swimming, snorkeling, and an all‑inclusive dinner on board. Enjoy panoramic views of Rhodes’ Old Town and the Aegean sunset while onboard amenities and included gear keep the evening effortless.
Cruise from Mandraki Harbor to Kalithea for a three-hour sunset sail with swimming, snorkeling, and an all‑inclusive dinner on board. Enjoy panoramic views of Rhodes’ Old Town and the Aegean sunset while onboard amenities and included gear keep the evening effortless.
You step off the quay at Mandraki Harbor as the catamaran rocks gently, the Aegean drawing a silver path toward Kalithea. The breeze lifts the sail and the coastline slides by — cliffs, whitewashed roofs, and the fortress wall of Rhodes’ Old Town catching the last light. The boat slows in a quiet bay; water dares you in with a cool, salt-sweet invitation and snorkeling gear waits on deck.
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Operated by Catamaran Cruises Rhodes · Rhodes, South Aegean
You step off the quay at Mandraki Harbor as the catamaran rocks gently, the Aegean drawing a silver path toward Kalithea. The breeze lifts the sail and the coastline slides by — cliffs, whitewashed roofs, and the fortress wall of Rhodes’ Old Town catching the last light. The boat slows in a quiet bay; water dares you in with a cool, salt-sweet invitation and snorkeling gear waits on deck.
Rhodes carries layers of history: Byzantine and medieval walls loom over Mandraki, while nearby Kalithea Springs bears early 20th‑century Italian spa architecture carved into limestone. The coastline’s geology — fractured limestone and pocketed coves — creates calm swim spots and clear visibility for marine life. Locals still fish these waters and evenings are measured by the slow lowering of the sun.
Practical guidance is straightforward. The cruise lasts about three hours, with a 45–60 minute stop for swimming and snorkeling at Kalithea and a sunset stretch along the east coast before a panoramic run past the Old Town. Dinner and bottled water are included; restrooms are onboard. Expect changing temperatures after sundown — bring a light jacket — and arrive 20–30 minutes early to board.
Timing matters: book for an hour before sunset to get the full chromatic descent. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan ahead. Respect marine life — avoid touching reef or turtles — and keep plastics secured. For photographers, the run past the Old Town wall offers one of the best framed sunset shots on Rhodes.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to board a low-rail boat and climb a small ladder for swimming/snorkeling.
The tour departs from and returns to Mandraki Harbor in Rhodes Town; check-in is at the listed meeting point on your voucher.
Yes — there is a 45–60 minute stop at Kalithea Bay with snorkeling equipment included; basic swimming ability is required.
Dinner and bottled water are included; the meal is served either at Kalithea Bay or near the Old Town depending on weather and sunset timing.
The operator cancels for bad weather; full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure, per the booking terms.
Mandraki Harbor sits beneath Rhodes’ medieval Old Town, a former base of the Knights Hospitaller; nearby Kalithea Springs features early 20th‑century Italian spa architecture built into coastal limestone.
Respect local marine protection by using reef‑safe sunscreen, avoiding contact with wildlife, and securing all plastics to prevent marine pollution.
Catamaran Cruises Rhodes operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the quay at Mandraki Harbor as the catamaran rocks gently, the Aegean drawing a silver path toward Kalithea. The breeze lifts the sail and the coastline slides by — cliffs, whitewashed roofs, and the fortress wall of Rhodes’ Old Town catching the last light. The boat slows in a quiet bay; water dares you in with a cool, salt-sweet invitation and snorkeling gear waits on deck.
You step off the quay at Mandraki Harbor as the catamaran rocks gently, the Aegean drawing a silver path toward Kalithea. The breeze lifts the sail and the coastline slides by — cliffs, whitewashed roofs, and the fortress wall of Rhodes’ Old Town catching the last light. The boat slows in a quiet bay; water dares you in with a cool, salt-sweet invitation and snorkeling gear waits on deck.
Rhodes carries layers of history: Byzantine and medieval walls loom over Mandraki, while nearby Kalithea Springs bears early 20th‑century Italian spa architecture carved into limestone. The coastline’s geology — fractured limestone and pocketed coves — creates calm swim spots and clear visibility for marine life. Locals still fish these waters and evenings are measured by the slow lowering of the sun.
Practical guidance is straightforward. The cruise lasts about three hours, with a 45–60 minute stop for swimming and snorkeling at Kalithea and a sunset stretch along the east coast before a panoramic run past the Old Town. Dinner and bottled water are included; restrooms are onboard. Expect changing temperatures after sundown — bring a light jacket — and arrive 20–30 minutes early to board.
Timing matters: book for an hour before sunset to get the full chromatic descent. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan ahead. Respect marine life — avoid touching reef or turtles — and keep plastics secured. For photographers, the run past the Old Town wall offers one of the best framed sunset shots on Rhodes.