Rhodes Cruise Holidays

The largest of the Dodecanese Islands is also one of the most popular, and a firm favourite with British tourists, with a cruise to Rhodes a great way to enjoy the islands' delights whilst relaxing on-board. Cruises to Rhodes allow passengers to experience the beauty of the Mediterranean, whilst taking in the wonderful sandy beaches and stunning coastline, and enjoying a host of holiday activities. From lively resorts to quiet bays and authentic Greek villages, a cruise to Rhodes offers plenty to see and do, and a great choice of resorts.

 

A Rhodes cruise remains a popular itinerary on a Mediterranean cruise, and is the ideal choice for those looking for a relaxing yet action-packed base, whilst discovering the history and culture of this ancient region. Rhodes cruises begin with arrival at Rhodes Town, home to two harbours, the larger one accommodating the bigger cruise liners that frequently stop here, and offer visitors a taste of both old and new. Cruises to Rhodes include exploration of the charming Old Town, with its cobbled streets and thick Medieval walls, and host of historical architecture that encompass the three areas - the Knights', Jewish and Turkish quarters. Attractions on a Rhodes cruise include the many museums depicting the islands' past, and the pretty streets, fountains and squares that span the town. The new part of Rhodes Town is lively and international, with cruises to Rhodes offering plenty of opportunities for shopping and dining.  

 

Cruises to Rhodes feature day trips to some of the many charming beaches and towns around the island. Popular shore excursions and tours on a Rhodes cruise include the prettiest village on the island, Lindos, a charming and well-preserved town, now labelled a historic settlement with an Acropolis and controlled development. Other areas to see on a Rhodes cruise include Petaloudes with its famous butterflies, the ruins at Kamiros and Ialisos and springs at Kalithea Beach.