Visit the most beautiful bays of Rhodes!
Half day tour / 5h
Mandraki – Kallithea Caves – Anthony Quinn Bay- Ladiko beach – Mandraki
Take a swim in emerald waters of Anthony Quinn’s bay, Kallithea caves and Ladiko bay. Our Boat stays at each cove for swimming, snorkeling & sunbathing with selected music, and a lovely crew.
Kallithea Springs in Rhodes, Greece:
Kallithea is famous for its natural springs and where we will stop for about an hour. Here, you will be invited to explore and take a refreshing morning swim.
Captain will jump into the water with you to explore the natural underwater caves. The water is from springs and some species of fish only live in these waters because of the fresh water.
The crystal clear water and the picturesque scenery will leave you speechless. It is an extraordinary place, and it has been known for its therapeutic power since ancient times. The beach seems like a painting made by a colorful collection of pebbles and rocks that lead to the water
The facilities at the Springs of Kallithea were inaugurated by the Italians in July 1929 and attracted a large number of patients and scientists from the entire world.Healing, properties of the Springs have long been nown even in ancient times.
The Spa was constructed in Moorish style and included pebble stone mosaics, Rotonda Hall, a terrace, impressive patio and stairs at the entrance. The wonderful gardens have palm trees, pine trees, flowers, and many other plants
Admission from the sea is free and you will certainly have enough time to visit before we set sail for our next stop.
A unique combination of history, architecture, and nature – one of the most memorable experiences from Rhodes!
Anthony Quinn bay
The beach at Anthony Quinn bay is one of the most beautiful beaches on Rhodes. The bay is named after the famous Mexican actor, who starred in the International Blockbuster film, Cannons of Navarone in the 1960s. When Quinn came to Rhodes to shoot the film, he was blown away by the beautiful Bay and asked the Greek state If he could buy it. An agreement was never carried through however and after years of controversy, the Court ruled that it was unenforceable. So Quinn, never got his Bay. Despite this, the locals name the beach Anthony Quinn in his honor.
The waters owe their deep emerald color to the lush green vegetation which surrounds the beach.
Natural stone surfaces ideal for reclining under the sun, pine trees reaching down to the water’s edge, emerald green water.
Anthony Quinn Bay is situated on the east coast of Rhodes, about four kilometres south of Faliraki. The waters owe their deep emerald colour to the lush green vegetation which surrounds the beach. It is one of the most beautiful beaches on Rhodes.
The finest spot is the rock right in the centre of the beach, with room for just a few sun beds. At the top of the rocks you will find a canteen. The crystal clear water and gorgeous underwater scenery also makes Anthony Quinn bay one of the best areas in Rhodes for snorkeling.
In this Bay there are thousands of small fish and you are invited to use the complimentary snorkeling gear, which is at your disposal on the boat.
