Only on the island of Rhodes, a day cruise to 3 Aegean islands.
Symi-Kos (Kardamena)-Nisyros
We start at 9:00 in the morning until 19:30 in the afternoon so that you have the opportunity to enjoy the Aegean sunset from the boat Included: water, soft drinks, beer or wine, snacks, fruit Afternoon (return from trip)
The schedule of the trip is:
Departure at 9:00 in the morning from New Marina of Rhodes. In 50 minutes we are in Symi where we stay for 1 hour. From Symi, we reach Kardamena in Kos in 50 minutes and stay for 2 hours to explore it. From Kos to Nisyros, we take 10 minutes and stay 3 hours to enjoy the volcano. On the way back, you can enjoy the wonderful Aegean sunset. We made a day cruise, no other boat does it but us.
You have the opportunity to explore 3 islands in one day transfer from your hotel to the boat and back is on the price. We have fixed this cruise to be something special for our guests to have very special memories from your vacation. We created something special and fun because we want your memories of your vacation on our island to be unforgettable and beautiful!
NISYROS
Island with a Unique Volcanic Terrain
- Nisyros is one of the most beautiful and lesser known Aegean islands, part of the Dodecanese island group, next to Kos and Tilos. The island’s obsidian trade is what made its economy thrive in antiquity. The jem was extracted by locals from the nearby Gyali Island where a pumice mining factory is still in operation today.
- According to Greek mythology, Nisyros was created during the war between Gods and Giants. Poseidon chased the Giant Polyvotis down to Kos, cut a part of it and threw it to his enemy, sinking him forever in the bottom of the Aegean Sea. The legendary rock referred to in the Myth is supposed to be the island of Nisyros. It is said that when the volcano used to erupt it was the defeated Giant’s angry breath.
- Nisyros volcano is the youngest one in Greece. The island has been inhabited since prehistoric times and is home to a large number of cultural monuments. It truly is ideal for anyone searching for an off the beaten track destination offering natural and cultural sights to explore.
KOS
- The endless coasts with the turquoise waters, the vegetation, the affluent water springs, the ancient and medieval monuments, as well as the impressive Italian buildings feature Kos island; the third largest island of Dodecanese complex, located just 4 miles away from the Turkish coasts. The name «Kos» probably derives from the daughter of the mythical King Meropas, called Koos.
- Kos is the birthplace of Hippocrates «the father of medicine» (460-377 B.C) and was already inhabited during Neolithic Period (5th – 4th millennium B.C). The Knights of St. John conquered the island during the 14th century, reinforcing the older castles and building new fortifications. During Ottoman occupation, the island was attacked by several intruders (Knights, Venetians etc), while during Italian occupation (1912-1945) some really important, monumental public buildings were constructed. The island was officially united with Greece in 1948. It extends over a surface of 290 km2; its coastline is 112 km.
SYMI
- Symi is a Greek island, part of the Dodecanese island group. It’s known for its beaches, an annual music festival and for the harbor at Symi Town, surrounded by colorful neoclassical houses. On the southwest coast, the 18th-century Monastery of Archangel Michael Panormitis is a major Greek Orthodox pilgrimage site with a Byzantine museum.
- While approaching the port of Symi, one has the overwhelming feeling of entering a perfectly painted image of a scenic traditional village. As a rule, people remain agape and cannot take their eyes off the spectacular sight. A galore of two and three-storey traditional stone houses, painted in all colours but mostly in indigo, ochre and terracotta, with red tiled roofs and cute little balconies with railings set up the peculiarity of the island.
