Cruise to Symi with swim stops at St George's Bay and Agia Marina Bay

Cruise to Symi with swim stops at St George's Bay and Agia Marina Bay

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$70.00
Free cancellation
Language: English
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration: 8 hours
Why you’ll love this…
  • You'll sail across crystal-clear waters to the picturesque island of Symi
  • There are refreshing swim stops at the stunning St George's Bay and Agia Marina Bay
  • You'll have free time to explore Symi's charming harbour with its colourful neoclassical houses
What to expect

Embark on a high-speed cruise to Symi Island. Savour three hours of leisure time to explore Symi Island and two swimming stops at its prime beaches, firstly at the renowned St George's Bay and then at Agia Marina Bay. Set off in the morning on a thrilling high-speed cruise which takes roughly an hour to reach St George's Bay. Arrive at St. George’s Bay, a secluded spot accessible only by boat. Here, you'll have ample time to swim in the azure waters of this celebrated natural bay.

Alternatively, unwind on board while basking in the sun and admiring the striking surroundings. Around midday, set sail for Symi. Upon arrival, take in the sight of the crystal clear water of the fishing harbour, pastel-hued neoclassical buildings lining the bay, and colourful church domes scattered across the landscape. Relish three hours of free time to explore the island. Be sure not to miss out on trying the Symi shrimps, the island's signature dish, when you stop for lunch at one of the many waterfront tavernas.

In the afternoon, head for the second swimming stop at Agia Marina Bay, another secluded beach only accessible by boat. Here, you'll have another opportunity to swim and soak up the views. After Agia Marina Bay, your journey takes you back to Rhodes Harbour, with an evening return in Rhodes.

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What's included
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What's not included
  • x_not_included Food and drinks
Where
Meeting point:
Look for the Rhodes Sea Lines at Platia Eleftherias, desk opposite the National Bank of Greece, in Mandraki Harbour.
What to remember

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  • Please provide your personal details during booking
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Provider
Rhodes Sea Lines
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

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