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Board at Rhodes New Marina for a private 3-hour sunset cruise to Kallithea Thermes Bay. Swim and snorkel in clear water, explore historic springs, and watch the sun drop behind the Aegean.
Board at Rhodes New Marina for a private 3-hour sunset cruise to Kallithea Thermes Bay. Swim and snorkel in clear water, explore historic springs, and watch the sun drop behind the Aegean.
The boat slips away from Rhodes New Marina as the harbor lights blur and the late-afternoon sun lowers toward the Aegean. Sea air fills the rigging and the hull cuts a clean line across cobalt water; the coastline leans in—cliffs, terraces and the pale stone of old baths guiding you toward Kallithea Thermes Bay.
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Operated by Rhodes Yachting · Rhodes, South Aegean
The boat slips away from Rhodes New Marina as the harbor lights blur and the late-afternoon sun lowers toward the Aegean. Sea air fills the rigging and the hull cuts a clean line across cobalt water; the coastline leans in—cliffs, terraces and the pale stone of old baths guiding you toward Kallithea Thermes Bay.
Kallithea’s springs have drawn people for millennia: spas recorded from the 7th century B.C. and striking Italian-era architecture from the early 20th century that was recently renovated. Geologically, the east coast’s limestone shelves carve small bays and pebble beaches where Posidonia meadows hold shoals of wrasse and small amber-colored groupers. Local culture revolves around late-afternoon swims, slow plates of seafood and evenings that start on the water.
Expect an easy, private 3-hour cruise: meet at the New Marina at 16:00, anchor in Kallithea around 16:45 and enjoy roughly 90 minutes for swimming and snorkeling before a sunset return to port. The skipper handles navigation and anchoring; guests handle their own snorkeling and sunning. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for the pebbled shore and a light layer against the evening breeze. Hydrate—the sun holds its heat even as it drops—and secure valuables in a dry bag.
This trip is low-effort yet rich in sensory detail: the sea nudges you toward blue caves, the sunset paints the bay, and the springs whisper the area’s long history. It’s an accessible way to combine coastal geology, marine life and a late-day swim off Rhodes.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to board a small boat and climb a simple ladder in and out of water
Meet at Rhodes New Marina at 16:00 for an on-time 16:00 departure; the trip returns around 19:00.
Snorkeling is part of the experience but check with the operator—standard offerings include water and fruit; snorkel gear may or may not be provided, so confirm before arrival.
Yes, this is a private trip with bookings arranged per boat—capacity varies by vessel, so confirm passenger limits when booking.
Not recommended for travelers with spinal, heart conditions or pregnancy; the tour description advises those with these conditions to avoid participation.
Kallithea’s springs were used since antiquity and later developed into ornate spa facilities during Italian rule in the early 20th century; recent restorations have reopened the site for visitors.
Respect Posidonia meadows—avoid anchoring on seagrass beds, use reef-safe sunscreen, and do not touch or feed marine life to help preserve the bay.
Rhodes Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Rhodes New Marina as the harbor lights blur and the late-afternoon sun lowers toward the Aegean. Sea air fills the rigging and the hull cuts a clean line across cobalt water; the coastline leans in—cliffs, terraces and the pale stone of old baths guiding you toward Kallithea Thermes Bay.
The boat slips away from Rhodes New Marina as the harbor lights blur and the late-afternoon sun lowers toward the Aegean. Sea air fills the rigging and the hull cuts a clean line across cobalt water; the coastline leans in—cliffs, terraces and the pale stone of old baths guiding you toward Kallithea Thermes Bay.
Kallithea’s springs have drawn people for millennia: spas recorded from the 7th century B.C. and striking Italian-era architecture from the early 20th century that was recently renovated. Geologically, the east coast’s limestone shelves carve small bays and pebble beaches where Posidonia meadows hold shoals of wrasse and small amber-colored groupers. Local culture revolves around late-afternoon swims, slow plates of seafood and evenings that start on the water.
Expect an easy, private 3-hour cruise: meet at the New Marina at 16:00, anchor in Kallithea around 16:45 and enjoy roughly 90 minutes for swimming and snorkeling before a sunset return to port. The skipper handles navigation and anchoring; guests handle their own snorkeling and sunning. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for the pebbled shore and a light layer against the evening breeze. Hydrate—the sun holds its heat even as it drops—and secure valuables in a dry bag.
This trip is low-effort yet rich in sensory detail: the sea nudges you toward blue caves, the sunset paints the bay, and the springs whisper the area’s long history. It’s an accessible way to combine coastal geology, marine life and a late-day swim off Rhodes.