Rhodes Cruise Reviews

the old town is beautiful. Lots of small tavernas. Reasonable food and drink prices. Hop on off bus and Le Petit Train available from the old town. Map available from the information booth at the port. ...

Rhodes old town is a delightful place with historic buildings, nice shops and plenty of restaurants and bars. I managed to see it early in the morning. By lunch time it was very crowded. Too many cruise ships in port. ...

Just walked through the town and visited the museums. ...

Pleasant stop. The medieval town was interesting and well preserved, also not overwhelmed with souvenir shops. The excursion to the Lindos Acropolis was worthwhile, though the bus stopped for an hour at a pottery shop. Ten minutes or so of demonstration followed by 50 minutes of shopping time. ...

Did a walking tour from NCL of the walled city, very attractive. Some of the best pricing on souvenirs in this area. ...

Lots of history here and wonderful walking the narrow streets. Medieval buildings and Palace museum were very interesting (but lots of steps!). We also walked the short distance to Elli Beach and loved the clear blue Aegean. Sat at a table at a restaurant, had snacks and drinks, and used the beach there. Interesting fine pebble beach that was like quicksand --hard to keep one's balance! ...

The Grand Masters Palace was a fantastic excursion. Because we were following Covid protocols the group was actually split in two which was perfect for social distancing. Our guide was amazing and was a font of wonderful information. He was also really helpful with my mother who was using a rollator and needed help with the very difficult to navigate cobble stones. ...

Rhodes is a cool walled city. It is within 4 minutes walking distance. The beach is about a15-20 minute walk depending on your ability. Tis is the cheapest place to buy any trinkets. We did a religious tour, but the guide was terrible and she did not take questions. It was a Seabourn tour. After we ended the tour, we explored on our own and had lunch at a beautiful place in the alleys. I could ...

Super convenient old walled city right off the dock. Surprisingly charming leafy squares filled with cafe's and shops. Fantastic synagogue and other houses of worship. ...

The city of Lindos is spectacular and an easy walking port. After exiting the ship, just follow the wall to either the Virgin Mary Gate or the Marina Gate to enter, and the Grand Master’s Palace is an easy walk. Tom’s Port Guides has a detailed guide on how to walk the highlights. We went to the Palace and the wonderful archeological museum, which was an ancient Hospital for the Knights of St. ...