Rhodes Ferry

The Rhodes Day Trip is a special overseas experience designed for guests wishing to discover a different country and culture in a short space of time. Reaching Rhodes Island by ferry from Fethiye, the island stands out for its historic charm, bustling streets and Mediterranean atmosphere. Rather than a fixed itinerary, this tour prioritises free time, offering you the freedom to explore the island at your own pace. You’ll experience architectural structures spanning from the Middle Ages to the present day, the coastline and local life all in one go. A well-balanced day’s itinerary is planned for shopping, photography, the sea and gastronomy. It is an ideal option for those wishing to get to know Greece in a short space of time.

Set off from Fethiye in the morning on a high-speed, comfortable catamaran, spend the day on Rhodes—one of Greece’s most popular islands—and return to Fethiye in the evening. A day of completely independent exploration — no guide, no set itinerary, just the pleasure of wandering freely.

08:30 – Departure from Fethiye Harbour (boarding after passport and security checks)

⛴️ Approximately 1.5-hour sea journey

Arrival in Rhodes – A total of 5.5 hours’ free time

Meet at the harbour in the evening for return formalities

Around 19:00 – Arrival at Fethiye Harbour

There is no transfer service from the hotel. Guests must be present at Fethiye Harbour.

The Old Town of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

One of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns

Imposing walls, a castle and narrow cobbled streets

Souvenir shops and local boutiques

Tavernas where you can sample Greek cuisine

Opportunities for swimming at beaches near the harbour

Mandraki Harbour and photo spots

With around 300 days of sunshine a year, this island offers a blend of history, the sea and a delightful European atmosphere.

The tour is unguided and designed for independent exploration

A passport is required

A Schengen visa or visa on arrival applies (please check the current situation)

Port charges and entry regulations are subject to national legislation

You must be at the port at least 1 hour before departure