Old Town of Rhodes

We will have a 10min walking through the Old Town in Rhodes to see from outside the highlights - Grand Master palace and Knights' Street

10 minutes

Street of the Knights

We will pass through one of the most impressive and well-preserved streets of the Old town. You will be impressed by this Medieval atmosphere...

5 minutes

Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes (Pass By)

You will pass by the Grand Master Palace with your guide and see it from outside. If you are interested to explore it than you can add extra duration to your tour or return back at the end.

Mandraki Harbour (Pass By)

Mandraki port is situated in the new part of the town where you will see some very impressive monumental buildings built by the Italians. Here at the Harbour entrance is believed that once stood the great statue of the Colossus of Rhodes - one of the seven wonders of the Ancient World. We will pass by and see the area.

Savvas Ceramics

On our way to Lindos, we can also include a stop to a pottery factory where you will be able to see how beautiful ceramics are made. Rhodes has a long history of pottery going back many centuries at least to the time of the ancient cities. Replicas of designs produced in those times are still been manufactured today together with new modern designs in a younger generation. Vivid colors, especially blue, feature strongly as do certain motifs which are uniquely Rodian, the pomegranate flower and the stylized deer.

15 minutes

Village of Lindos

Little before we reach the beautiful traditional village of Lindos your driver will stop you at a place for a fantastic panoramic view of the village together with its Acropolis on the top. We will spend a few minutes on the top of the hill to soak in the spectacular views and grab memorable panoramic photographs before heading to the village square. After that, we will leave you at the village of Lindos. Take full advantage of the three hours to see Lindos exactly the way you want to. Visit the monuments you want, do some shopping or simply spend some relaxing time on the beach. If you walk up through the small, winding streets of the village you will eventually reach the Acropolis on the top. A dramatic view will be your great reward combined with lots of history and great photo opportunities.

1 hour

Acropolis of Lindos

The Acropolis in Lindos is the second most popular Acropolis in Greece after the Parthenon in Athens. It was built on a steep rock 116 meters height overlooking the Blue Sea and the village of Lindos below. The Acropolis is dominated by the massive temple of Athena Lindia, dating from the 4th century and it attained its final form in around 300 BC. You guide will escort you all the way up Entrance fee: 12 Euro/per person

30 minutes