REVIEWED · RHODES CATAMARAN CRUISES
Same coast, very different boats. These 8 rhodes catamaran cruises are compared on group size, swim stops and what a seat actually costs.
Spend six hours aboard a sailing or power catamaran along Rhodes’ east coast. Swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko, and Kallithea Springs, with the power boat also visiting Afandou Caves. Andreas, Hope, Dimitri, and the crew serve a Greek buffet, snacks, fruit, wine, beer, soft drinks, and snorkeling gear.
“Amazing - highlight of our holiday. The crew were amazing and very friendly.”
Set out from Mandraki Harbor on a sailing or power catamaran, stop at Kallithea Bay for swimming and snorkeling, then enjoy a Greek buffet with unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, juice, and water. The return route is timed for sunset, with music, open-air seating, toilets, showers, and a friendly English-speaking crew.
“Watching the sunset on such a beautiful boat in a beautiful setting was just amazing and magical. Food was great and plenty of it as was the case with the wine The staff were very friendly.”
Set out from Mandraki Port at 10:00 am on a clean, comfortable catamaran with room in the sun or shade. The crew, including Theo, Andreas, and Hope, serves breakfast, lunch, fruit, beer, wine, soft drinks, and water. You’ll swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Afandou Beach, and Kallithea Springs, with snorkeling gear and a restroom on board.
“Awesome trip the staff was very friendly and helpful the coves we stopped to swim were beautifully and the music played was amazing Thenk you crew for all you do”
Set out from Lardos at 10:30 a.m. on a private catamaran for up to eight people. Cruise past Cave Island to seaside Lindos, then anchor for about two hours in the Blue Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling. Captain Antonio, Chris, and crew members including Lisa and Rosie have helped make this a relaxed day with lunch, drinks, and hotel transfers.
“Great experience & excellent crew! Catamaran excellent condition. we went to beautiful areas for swimming.”
Sail from Mandraki Harbor to Kallithea Bay for swimming and snorkeling, then watch the sun set from the water before cruising past Rhodes Old Town. Dinner, beer, wine, soft drinks, snorkels, pool noodles, and a bathroom are included. The small catamaran carries up to 25 people and returns to Mandraki Harbor.
“Fantastic it was perfect .The whole cruise with your company was great and the staff are amazing. You have given us a memory that we will never forget especially fornourv33 year anniversary. Thankyou so much. Helena”
You’ll spend about six hours on a private catamaran from Rhodes New Marina with a local skipper, including Stefano, stopping at Kallithea Springs and Anthony Quinn Bay for swimming. Lunch, beer, wine, water, and soft drinks are included. Your group of up to 12 sets the pace.
“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.”
You’ll spend six hours on a private catamaran for up to 10 people, cruising Rhodes’ east coast with hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, lunch, and included drinks. Swim at Anthony Quinn Bay, Afandou Beach, and Kallithea Springs, with Tsambika Beach also mentioned as a possible stop. Alcohol costs extra, and the route is hosted in English.
“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.”
Sail from Rhodes New Marina with Captain Stefanos and Yorgos on a private four-hour catamaran cruise. Swim and snorkel at Anthony Quinn Bay, relax on the nets, enjoy unlimited soft drinks and moderate beer or white wine, then watch the sun set behind the Turkish mountains near medieval Rhodes Town.
“Really nice trip, the owner and captain were really nice and professional. July recommended . We had a stop for swim, lots of equipments provided for fun. The sunset view was amazing”
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