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Discover Rhodes in style with this private full-day tour. Visit highlights like Lindos, Rhodes Old Town, and Haraki Beach in comfort and flexibility.
Traveling to Rhodes, whether on a cruise or for a quick visit, often means trying to see as much as possible in a limited time. This private tour promises just that — a carefully curated, flexible day that hits all the major sights without the hassle of planning. With a small group of up to four people, you’ll enjoy personalized attention, comfortable transportation, and a route tailored to your interests.
What really catches our eye about this experience is the personalized approach — your driver-guide isn’t just a driver but a local expert who can adapt the itinerary on the fly. Plus, traveling in a sleek Mercedes-Benz guarantees you’ll stay cool and relaxed, even under the Mediterranean sun. One potential drawback? As with many guided tours, some sites like Lindos Acropolis require optional entrance fees, and timings might vary depending on your preferences. But overall, this tour is ideal for travelers who want a comprehensive, hassle-free day exploring Rhodes with expert guidance.
This experience suits those who value flexibility, comfort, and local insight — perfect for small groups or couples eager to explore at their own pace, without the crowds or self-driving stress.


This tour is crafted to give you a compact yet thorough experience of Rhodes’ most iconic locations. Starting with a pickup from your cruise or hotel, your knowledgeable driver guides you through a logical route designed to maximize sightseeing while minimizing waiting time and fatigue. The use of a luxury Mercedes-Benz means you’ll be traveling in style, in air-conditioned comfort — a blessing during hot summer days.
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Your adventure kicks off with a drive to the Rhodes Medieval City. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s a must-see, and from outside the gates, you get a perfect photo opportunity. Because of recent traffic regulations, cars are no longer allowed inside the Old Town, but your driver can show you the best spots from outside and even give tips on how to walk back to your ship independently.
Next, you’ll visit Mandraki Old Harbor, home to the famous tradition of the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the ancient world’s seven wonders. Standing here, amid the historic harbor, you can imagine the grandeur of the ancient statue that once greeted visitors.
A short stop at the Church of the Annunciation lets you admire impressive wall paintings and chandeliers. It’s just a quick visit — around five minutes — but it’s a nice contrast to the open-air historical sites.
Your driver then takes you up Monte Smith Hill. Here, the Acropolis of Rhodes offers panoramic views of the town and coastlines, perfect for snapping photos. You’ll also see the ruins of the Temple of Apollo and the ancient Stadium from a distance, with no need to climb — just enjoy the scenic vistas from the car or vantage point.
On your way back from Lindos, you can choose to visit a pottery workshop in Kolimbia. This adds a splash of local craftsmanship, where you can see traditional Rhodes pottery being made and even try your hand at the Pythagorean cup. Reviewers love this stop — one called it “spectacular,” and it’s a great way to pick up authentic souvenirs.
Another optional stop is Tsambika Beach — known for its crystal-clear waters and fine sand. Even if just for a quick look, it’s a reminder of Rhodes’ stunning beaches.
Lindos is the tour’s star for many travelers, and rightly so. From a scenic vantage point, you’ll get a sweeping view of Lindos Beach, with its white sands and calm seas, and the iconic acropolis looming above. Your driver can show you the acropolis from afar if you prefer to skip the climb or save time.
Once in Lindos Village, you’ll have around an hour to explore the charming alleys, admire whitewashed buildings, and soak in the vibe of a true Greek village. For those wanting to stretch their legs, climbing up to the Lindos Acropolis is a highlight. The ascent involves narrow, cobblestone steps that can be challenging for some, but the view from the top — a 360-degree panorama of the coastline — is a worthy reward.
Many reviewers mention their guides’ flexibility. One said their guide, Emanuel, was “very knowledgeable” and helped them avoid the crowds by viewing the Acropolis from vantage points, making the experience more relaxed.
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Continuing south, you’ll visit St. Paul’s Bay, tied to biblical legend, where the Apostle St. Paul is believed to have preached. It’s a scenic spot with a historic cave, and many find it a peaceful break from sightseeing.
Later, you might opt to visit Filerimos Monastery, perched on Monte Filerimos, offering sweeping views of the west coast. Entry is optional — about 6 euros — but the cross and monastery are impressive sights, and some say climbing the cross offers a unique perspective of the landscape.
Your journey concludes with a scenic drive through Ixia, back to Rhodes Old Town, where you can explore independently or head straight back to your cruise or hotel. The entire day spans roughly 7 hours, allowing plenty of time at each stop but keeping the pace comfortable.

One thing that stands out from reviews is how well the tour balances sightseeing, relaxation, and local insights. Guests consistently praise the guides’ knowledge — from explaining sites’ histories to recommending local eateries where they sampled great Greek cuisine and wines. A common theme is the personalized service, with guides willing to adapt stops and timing to suit your preferences.
The price of about $502 for four people translates into a very reasonable cost per person, especially considering the private nature of the tour, luxury transport, and the flexibility offered. For travelers seeking an all-in-one experience that covers major landmarks without feeling rushed, this tour offers superb value.
Traveling in a luxurious Mercedes E-Class means you’ll stay comfortable even during the hottest days. The driver-guide’s local knowledge ensures you won’t waste time or get lost, and the vehicle’s size is perfect for small groups, ensuring a more intimate experience.
Flexibility is a major plus — reviews show guides are eager to accommodate special requests, whether it’s spending more time in Lindos or skipping busy sites.
This private tour is perfect for small groups, couples, or families who want a tailor-made day with expert guidance. If you enjoy culturally rich sites, scenic views, and the flexibility to explore at your own pace, you’ll find this experience highly rewarding. It’s especially valuable if you prefer traveling in style, with significant comfort, and appreciate the ease of private transportation.
Travelers who want to avoid the hassle of organizing their own transport or navigating unfamiliar roads will appreciate the stress-free nature of this tour. And those eager to learn interesting facts about Rhodes’ history and culture, thanks to knowledgeable guides, will find this experience particularly fulfilling.

Is this tour suitable for cruise ship passengers?
Yes, the tour includes pickup from the cruise port and ensures you’re back on time, with a flat 10-minute walk from the Medieval City to the ship afterward.
What is included in the price?
The price covers private transportation in a luxury Mercedes-Benz, an English-speaking driver-guide, and personalized service. Entrance fees to sites like Lindos Acropolis or Filerimos Monastery are optional and paid separately.
Can I customize the itinerary?
Absolutely. The guide is flexible and willing to adjust stops or timings based on your preferences, within the 7-hour window.
What are the main highlights I will see?
Expect visits to Rhodes Old Town, Mandraki Harbor with the Colossus, Monte Smith Hill with panoramic views, Lindos Village and Acropolis, and optional stops at pottery workshops and beaches.
How long does each stop last?
Most stops range from 5 to 20 minutes, with longer visits in Lindos Village and optional sites. The Lindos Acropolis visit can be around 1 hour or more, depending on your choice.
Is there an admission fee for the Lindos Acropolis?
Yes, about 20 euros per person if you choose to enter; the tour can be customized to skip this for more time in the village.
What if I want to spend more time in Lindos?
Just let the tour provider know in advance. The guide can modify the schedule to suit your pace.
Are there any optional visits?
Yes, Filerimos Monastery (6 euros) and Lindos Acropolis (20 euros) are optional. The pottery workshop and beach stops are also flexible.
What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes for Lindos, sun protection, a hat, and some cash for optional entrance fees or souvenirs.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers with moderate fitness levels will enjoy it; those with difficulty walking might want to skip the Lindos climb but can still enjoy the views from afar.

This private tour of Rhodes offers a combination of history, scenic beauty, and cultural experiences wrapped in a package that emphasizes comfort and customization. The reviews highlight knowledgeable guides, beautiful views, and good value for money, making it an excellent choice for small groups wanting an authentic and stress-free day.
The flexible itinerary and private transport ensure you see what interests you most, with the freedom to relax and take in Rhodes at your own pace. Whether you want to explore historical sites, relax on a scenic beach, or enjoy local cuisine, this tour provides a practical, high-quality way to make the most of your time on the island.
Perfect for those who seek a personalized experience with expert insights, this tour hits the sweet spot between structured sightseeing and spontaneous discovery. If you’re after a memorable, hassle-free day on Rhodes, this private tour is definitely worth considering.
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