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Symi Island Full-Day Boat Trip from Rhodes
1 day
Full Day
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About this activity
The ship arrives at Symi Island port after approximately 2 hours and you are having a guided tour along the narrow streets of the village Yalos and the opportunity to visit local sponges and spices shops.
Climb the 400 steps of the Kali Strata, the good road, and reach the remains of the St. John fortress. For your efforts you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the city and the sea.
After you can have free time to spend on your own, where you can explore the village and take some beautiful photos. At 14:00 the ship sails to the next stop, Panormitis Monastery.
You have about 45 minutes to visit the monastery and also the museum.
At 18:15 the ship arrives at Rhodes port and from there coach transfers you back to your accommodation.
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Climb the 400 steps of the Kali Strata, the good road, and reach the remains of the St. John fortress. For your efforts you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the city and the sea.
After you can have free time to spend on your own, where you can explore the village and take some beautiful photos. At 14:00 the ship sails to the next stop, Panormitis Monastery.
You have about 45 minutes to visit the monastery and also the museum.
At 18:15 the ship arrives at Rhodes port and from there coach transfers you back to your accommodation.
Included
- Local taxes
- Professional guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Features
Tourism
95%
Cultural
50%
Aquatic
25%
Original
20%
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Enjoy a full day in Symi - around one hour trip by Dodekanese Ferry and you'll arrive at Symi....great people, great wines, great food....Unforgettable.... A must see...as well as Panormitis St Michael Church....visit and try to taste a little bit of Divinity