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Discover Rhodes’ highlights on a private 7-hour tour including Old Town, Lindos, Acropolis, beach stops, and optional wine tasting, with lunch at the seaside.

The BEST OF LINDOS & RHODES tour offers a 7-hour private experience for up to 15 people, priced at $1,435.16 per group. This tour stands out for its door-to-door pickup, guided walks at key historical sites, and a flexible itinerary that includes lunch and wine tasting. With a 5-star rating from 15 reviews, it’s clear that visitors find value in its comprehensive and personalized approach.
What makes this tour particularly attractive is the full day of exploration without the hassle of planning transport. You’ll visit the Old Town of Rhodes, the Acropolis, the picturesque Lindos Village and Acropolis, and enjoy scenic stops at beaches and viewpoints. The tour is ideal for those who appreciate guided insights combined with free time for photos, shopping, or relaxing at the beaches.
While the tour offers a relaxed pace and flexibility, it does involve some walking and steps at Lindos Acropolis, which might require moderate physical fitness. This experience appeals to visitors wanting a comprehensive, guided day that includes cultural sites, coastal scenery, and local flavors.
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The tour begins with a guided walk through the Old Town of Rhodes, beginning at the D’Amboise Gate. Here, the guide explains key sites including the Grand Masters Palace, the Street of the Knights, Sent John Cathedral ruins, and the Archaeological Museum. The walking route covers outside views of these historic buildings, with plenty of photo opportunities.
This area is the original home of the Colossus of Rhodes—a famous ancient wonder. The guide points out the Mandraki Old Harbor, where tradition claims the Colossus once stood. Visitors can admire the medieval architecture and get a feel for Rhodes’ past as a strategic port city, all without paying entrance fees for these external views.

Next, the tour proceeds to Monte Smith Hill (Acropolis of Rhodes) for panoramic views. The drive offers a look at the meeting point of the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas at the island’s northern tip. Once there, visitors have about 20 minutes for photos at the temple of Apollo and the surrounding ruins, with no entrance fee.
From this vantage point, the blue waters of the Aegean stretch out, and the spectacular West Coast of Rhodes can be seen. This stop provides a perfect opportunity for picture-taking and soaking in the island’s natural beauty.

Traveling southeast towards Lindos, the tour makes a 20-minute stop at a pottery workshop. Here, visitors observe a potter demonstrating the art of Rhodian ceramics on a wheel. It’s a chance to see the craftsmanship behind the famous local pottery and learn about the Pythagorean cup, a traditional item with a fascinating history.
This stop is free and offers an authentic glimpse into local artisan traditions. On the way, the scenic Tsambika Beach comes into view—known for its fine white sand and clear waters—but no stop is made specifically at the beach.
Before arriving in Lindos Village, the tour pauses at a viewpoint for stunning photos of Lindos Beach and the Acropolis from afar. The white sand and calm waters of the beach are framed by the cliff-top acropolis, creating one of the most iconic vistas on the island.
This brief stop lets visitors capture the postcard-perfect scenery without leaving the bus, making it ideal for those wanting a quick overview or to avoid crowds at the site.
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In Lindos Village, the guide leads a walking tour through the alleys of this whitewashed village. Visitors get an up-close look at the narrow streets, boutique shops, and historic buildings. From here, they can choose to skip the ascent of the 292 steps to the Lindos Acropolis if they prefer a more relaxed experience.
For those who do climb, the summit offers spectacular views of the surroundings and the ancient ruins, which include remnants of past civilizations. The 360-degree panoramic from the top showcases the sea, village, and the acropolis remains.
The skip-the-climb option allows more time to enjoy the village itself, shop, or relax at a local café, making this tour flexible to individual preferences.
The Lindos Acropolis features ancient remains and structures that visitors can explore if they choose to ascend. Entry typically costs €12 (around €20) per person, with time slots via an e-ticket system. The guided tour can include a view from vantage points if the climb is skipped, or a full visit if the group opts to go up.
The tour’s flexibility means guests can decide on the spot whether to visit or just admire the site from below. The ticket is non-refundable, so planning ahead is recommended if the full climb is desired.

On the way back from Lindos, the route takes visitors to Saint Paul’s Bay, famous for its wild beauty and the legend that Apostle Paul landed here in 51 AD to preach Christianity. From this spot, the cave used in the film “The Guns of Navarone” can be seen, adding a historical and cinematic touch to the visit.
This 15-minute stop is free and offers picturesque coastal views and a sense of historical significance. It’s a peaceful spot to reflect on the island’s spiritual history.
For lunch, the tour pauses at Haraki Beach, a seaside village with scenic views and a variety of restaurants serving fresh seafood and Greek cuisine. The lunch cost is not included, giving visitors the freedom to choose their meal and enjoy the waterfront ambiance.
The location is chosen for its beauty and tranquility, and during early or late season, the restaurant may be replaced by a traditional Greek tavern. This stop typically lasts about an hour.
After lunch, an optional stop at a local farm in Archangelos offers wine and olive oil tasting. For a small fee of €3 per person, guests sample a variety of wines and olive oils infused with herbs. This is a wonderful chance to experience local produce and pick up some authentic souvenirs.
The tasting lasts around 20 minutes and is not included in the main tour price. It offers a relaxed way to immerse in Rhodian flavors and supports local producers.
On the return journey, the tour passes by Kallithea Spa, a naturally landscaped setting famous for filming scenes in “Escape to Athena” and “The Guns of Navarone”. The scenic drive along the coastal road of Faliraki provides beautiful sea views, especially during the summer months when the beach area is open for visitors.
These stops are primarily viewpoints, offering opportunities for photos and appreciation of the island’s coastal scenery.
The tour concludes with a drop-off at the cruise port, hotel, or Old Town. If staying in Rhodes Town, there’s the option to browse the Old Town freely after the tour, which is only a 10-minute walk from the cruise port.
This door-to-door service ensures convenience, whether guests are returning to their cruise or continuing their exploration independently.
This private tour blends guided sightseeing with free time at scenic and historic spots, making it suitable for a variety of travelers. The flexibility at Lindos, combined with scenic stops and cultural insights, provides a well-rounded day.
The inclusion of water bottles, wireless headsets, and professional guides adds to the comfort and educational quality. The option to skip certain parts—like the climb to Lindos Acropolis—gives flexibility for all fitness levels.
The main limitations are that entrance fees for Lindos Acropolis are not included and lunch is at your’ own expense. Also, some walking and steps are involved, so moderate fitness is recommended.
This tour earns a perfect 5-star rating, reflecting consistent satisfaction, especially regarding the knowledgeable guides and beautiful views. It’s an excellent option for those seeking an organized, scenic, and cultural day out in Rhodes.
“Lovely full day tour. There was a travel guide strike the day we came so we were offered a refund or could do the tour with no guide and just the …”
Is this tour suitable for travelers with mobility issues?
The tour involves some walking and stairs at Lindos Acropolis, so moderate physical fitness is recommended. Guests should consider their mobility needs before booking.
Are entrance fees included?
The tour price does not include the €20 entry fee for Lindos Acropolis. Visitors can purchase tickets on-site or via the online e-ticket system, which is time-specific.
What is the lunch arrangement?
Lunch at Haraki Beach is not included in the tour price. Guests choose and pay for their own meal at seaside restaurants, enjoying scenic views and fresh seafood.
Can I skip the climb to Lindos Acropolis?
Yes, the tour is flexible. Guests can skip the ascent and enjoy Lindos from vantage points, avoiding crowds and saving time, simply by talking to the guide.
What is the tour duration?
The full experience lasts approximately 7 hours, from pickup to drop-off, with a mixture of guided visits, scenic stops, and free time.
Is there a wine tasting included?
The wine and olive oil tasting at a local farm in Archangelos is optional and costs €3 per person. It’s a relaxed, flavorful addition to the tour.
How do I book tickets for Lindos Acropolis?
Tickets are purchased online or in person. The e-ticket system requires a time slot; guests should plan accordingly if they wish to visit the acropolis itself.
What do reviewers say about this tour?
Reviewers praise the knowledgeable guides, stunning views, and the overall value. One reviewer appreciated the lack of guide due to a strike, still having an amazing day with driver knowledge and scenic lunch.
This well-rounded, flexible private tour provides a thorough day exploring Rhodes’ highlights, perfectly suited for those who enjoy a personalized experience with beautiful scenery, historic sites, and local flavors.