REVIEWS · RHODES
The 8 best rhodes catamaran cruises you can book right now, each with the per-head price, the hours it runs and how much of that is spent at anchor. Number one is first for a reason.
Set out from Mandraki Harbor on a sailing or power catamaran with up to 24 passengers. Swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko, and Kallithea Springs, with the power boat also visiting Afandou Caves. Andreas and the crew serve breakfast snacks, a Mediterranean buffet, fruit, and drinks.
“Amazing - highlight of our holiday. The crew were amazing and very friendly.”
Set out from Mandraki Harbor on a sailing or power catamaran, swim and snorkel at Kalithea Bay, then enjoy a Greek buffet with unlimited drinks as the sun drops over the Aegean. Expect a small-group feel on some departures, friendly English-speaking crew, music, and three relaxed hours at sea.
“Very friendly staff! Eleni looked after us all making sure we all had enough to drink etc. Catamaran itself is clean and very well looked after, plenty of places to sit and the view can be enjoyed from wherever you choose to place yourself. Food is incredible, plenty to choose from, grilled chicken, salads, feta , pasta , dips and soft bread- all beautiful. Snorkelling equipment is top quality and very clean, saw so many fish in kallithea springs (even saw a beautiful lion fish). Sunset was to die for with romantic music to accompany, the most gorgeous end to a beautiful evening. Perfect for couples also”
Set sail from Mandraki Port at 10:00 am for a six-hour catamaran cruise along Rhodes. Swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Afandou Beach, and Kallithea Springs while the crew serves breakfast, lunch, fruit, soft drinks, beer, and wine. Expect a group of up to 25 people, with shade, a restroom, and snorkeling gear onboard.
“The tour was excellent. The staff was great. The food was really good. 100% recommend ! The three stops we made were beautiful.”
Sail from Lardos along Rhodes’ southeast coast on a private catamaran for up to eight people. Captain Antonio and crew members such as Lisa, Chris, or Rosie may handle the day, with stops near Lindos and the Blue Lagoon, plus lunch, drinks, snorkeling, and hotel transfers.
“Had a fabulous day out on the water! Sabrina and crew were very accommodating and informative. Wonderful way to see Rhodes with breathtaking views. Highly recommend!!”
Spend about three hours aboard a clean, spacious catamaran from Mandraki Harbor. Swim and snorkel at Kallithea Bay, watch sunset from the water, enjoy an all-inclusive buffet with drinks, and cruise past Rhodes Old Town before returning.
“Friendly staff, good food, enough time to enjoy the water, 24 people max, clean. Exactly what we wanted! Of course, beautiful sunset!”
Spend about six hours on a private catamaran from Rhodes New Marina with a local skipper such as Stefano. Swim at Kallithea Springs and Anthony Quinn Bay, pause in quieter coves, and enjoy Greek mezedes, other dishes, beer, wine, soft drinks, and water on board.
“The boat is beautiful, we had 9 people including 5 children and had lots of room. Went to hidden bay to stop and swim. Was great.”
Spend six hours on a private catamaran from Rhodes with your own group of up to 10. Swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Afandou Beach, and Kallithea Springs, enjoy an onboard buffet, use snorkeling gear, and take in the coast with hotel pickup included.
“This was a great time! Very friendly staff and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this yacht. Picked us up from our cruise dock and brought us right to the boat. Had a wonderful day.”
Set sail from Rhodes New Marina at 3:30 p.m. on a private four-hour catamaran cruise for up to 12 people. Captain Stefanos and Yorgos take you to Anthony Quinn Bay for swimming, then position the boat near Rhodes Town for sunset. Drinks are included, but dinner and transfers are not.
“Very nice experience. A good blend of relaxing cruise in the catamaran net, snorkelling, dinner and watching the sunset. Crew was really nice too.”
By what the day is for, by what comes with the ticket, or by who else is aboard.
