Rhodes: Sailing Yacht Cruise to Anthony Quinn & Ladiko Bays

Rhodes sailing day with swimming stops snacks drinks included

You’ll board a small-group sailing yacht from Rhodes and spend the day swimming in Anthony Quinn Bay’s emerald waters, sharing snacks and cold drinks on deck, and exploring Ladiko and Traganou bays with snorkeling gear provided. Expect laughter with new friends, easy sunbathing under Greek skies, and moments of real calm you might remember long after you’re home.

Step-by-step itinerary

Sailing tour to Rhodes bays

• Board sailing yacht
• Visit Anthony Quinn's Bay
• Swim in emerald waters
• Visit Ladiko Bay
• Visit Traganou Bay
• Sunbathe and enjoy views
• Enjoy snacks and drinks
• Return to departure point

The Experience

We were already barefoot by the time we stepped onto the yacht in Rhodes — sandals dangling from our fingers, a bit of sunscreen still tacky on my arm. The sea looked almost too blue to be real, but our guide Yiannis just grinned and said, “Wait till you see Anthony Quinn Bay.” He was right. There’s this moment when the boat glides past the headland and suddenly the water turns that glassy emerald shade you only ever see in postcards. I could smell salt and something herbal — maybe sage from the cliffs? Someone popped open a cold Mythos beer and passed it around like we’d all known each other longer than an hour.

We anchored at Ladiko Bay next, where tiny fish darted around our toes as we waded in. The snorkeling gear was just there for anyone to grab, so I tried it out (not very gracefully). Yiannis handed out plates with olives, feta, and these little tomato things that tasted like sunshine. At one point I caught myself just floating on my back, listening to laughter echo off the rocks and thinking how quiet everything else felt compared to home. It’s funny how quickly you forget your phone exists when there’s this much light bouncing off the water.

Later at Traganou Bay, some of us sunbathed while others wandered up to look at pebbles shaped like hearts (I kept one in my pocket). There was fruit — watermelon mostly — and more wine if you wanted it. We didn’t talk about schedules or what time we’d get back; nobody seemed to care. I still think about that last jump into the sea before we turned back toward Rhodes town, hair dripping, skin salty, everyone a little quieter in that good way after a long day outside.

What’s included

Your day includes soft drinks and bottled water throughout the cruise along with wine or beer if you feel like it; cold appetizers and fresh fruit are served as snacks between swimming stops. Snorkeling equipment is available for anyone who wants to use it before returning to Rhodes later in the day.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Half Price Tours

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Top questions

What bays are visited on this Rhodes sailing cruise?

The cruise visits Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko Bay, and Traganou Bay.

Are snacks and drinks included on this sailing yacht tour?

Yes, cold appetizers, fruit, wine, beer, bottled water, soda/pop are included.

Is snorkeling equipment provided during the trip?

Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included for all guests.

How many people join this Rhodes yacht cruise?

This is a small group tour; exact numbers may vary but it's not crowded.

Does the tour include hotel pickup?

No hotel pickup is mentioned; public transportation options are nearby.

Is this sailing day trip suitable for all fitness levels?

Yes, it's suitable for all physical fitness levels.

How long does the Rhodes sailing cruise last?

The full day covers several bays; specific duration isn't listed but expect several hours at sea.