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Rhodes
Rhodes, the largest of Greece’s Dodecanese islands, is a captivating blend of ancient history, medieval architecture, and Mediterranean charm. Famous for its UNESCO-listed Old Town and the legendary Colossus of Rhodes, this island offers a unique opportunity to step back in time while enjoying stunning beaches, vibrant harbors, and delicious Greek cuisine. A day trip to Rhodes from Marmaris is the perfect way to experience Greek culture and history, making it a must-do for any Marmaris holiday.
Rhodes Tours & Excursions
Marmaris - Türkiye
Marmaris Rhodes Ferry Ticket With Hotel Transfer
€53
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Marmaris - Türkiye
Marmaris: A Walking Tour Through History and Culture
€63
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The Basics
Rhodes is located just across the Aegean Sea, approximately 50 kilometers from Marmaris. The island is renowned for its medieval Old Town, a maze of cobblestone streets filled with shops, restaurants, and historical landmarks like the Palace of the Grand Master. The scenic village of Lindos, with its hilltop acropolis and stunning views, is another highlight. Rhodes operates on the Euro (€), and while Greek is the official language, English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Marmaris Rhodes Ferry Ticket With Hotel Transfer
Marmaris - Türkiye
For the Marmaris Rhodes Tour, our guide will meet you at your hotel or send you details of the nearest shuttle pick-up point. We start early to make the most of your day. At the port, you'll receive your boarding passes.
€53
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Marmaris: A Walking Tour Through History and Culture
Marmaris - Türkiye
Join on a captivating journey through Marmaris! Explore the Marina, sip Turkish tea, visit historical landmarks like the Caravanserai and Castle, and end at the lively Bazaar for a perfect cultural adventure.
€63
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Things to Know Before You Go
Passports: As Rhodes is part of Greece, you’ll need a valid passport to enter.
Currency: Exchange some Turkish Lira for Euros (€) before departure.
Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the Old Town and Lindos.
Shopping: Look for local products like olive oil, honey, and handmade ceramics.
Dining: Try authentic Greek dishes like tzatziki, moussaka, and freshly grilled seafood.
How to Get There
Rhodes is accessible from Marmaris via a high-speed ferry, with a travel time of approximately 1 hour. Ferries depart from Marmaris harbor, and tickets can be booked online or at local travel agencies. Many agencies in Marmaris also offer complete day trip packages, including hotel transfers, ferry tickets, and optional guided tours.
When to Get There
The best time to visit Rhodes is between May and October, when the weather is warm and sunny. Spring and autumn are particularly pleasant, offering mild temperatures and fewer crowds. Ferries operate daily during the high season, but schedules may vary, so check in advance.
Day Trips from Marmaris
Day trips to Rhodes from Marmaris typically begin early in the morning with hotel pickups and transfers to the harbor. After a 1-hour ferry ride, visitors can explore the medieval Old Town, visit the Palace of the Grand Master, or head to Lindos for its iconic acropolis. Many tours include free time for shopping, dining, or relaxing by the sea. Optional guided tours enhance the experience by providing historical and cultural insights. The day concludes with a return ferry and hotel transfer to Marmaris.
A visit to Rhodes from Marmaris is an enriching experience, offering a mix of history, culture, and leisure. Whether you’re strolling through the medieval streets, dining on Greek specialties, or taking in breathtaking views, Rhodes promises a day filled with unforgettable memories.
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