Spend a 6–8 hour private yacht day from Rhodes aboard the M/Y MARY, choosing Lindos, Symi, or Anthony Quinn Beach for swimming, snorkeling, and coastal sight-seeing. Enjoy onboard refreshments, water toys, and a small-crew service that makes a full-day sea escape effortless.
Spend a 6–8 hour private yacht day from Rhodes aboard the M/Y MARY, choosing Lindos, Symi, or Anthony Quinn Beach for swimming, snorkeling, and coastal sight-seeing. Enjoy onboard refreshments, water toys, and a small-crew service that makes a full-day sea escape effortless.
Aboard the M/Y MARY the Aegean opens like a map under your feet: sun on polished teak, the wake skittering silver as Rhodes' stone shore slides aft. The first hour is sea—wide, bright, and quick—before the coastline rearranges into steep cliffs, hidden coves, and the whitewash of villages that have watched centuries of sailors pass.
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Operated by RP Yachting · Rhodes, South Aegean
Aboard the M/Y MARY the Aegean opens like a map under your feet: sun on polished teak, the wake skittering silver as Rhodes' stone shore slides aft. The first hour is sea—wide, bright, and quick—before the coastline rearranges into steep cliffs, hidden coves, and the whitewash of villages that have watched centuries of sailors pass.
This trip threads together the maritime history of the Dodecanese: the medieval walls of Rhodes Town, the austere acropolis of Lindos, and Symi’s pastel neoclassical facades built on sponge-fishing fortunes. Geology here is limestone and schist, cliffs worn into sea caves and small headlands where Posidonia meadows shelter marine life.
Culturally the islands are compact—short streets of tavernas, Byzantine churches, Ottoman traces and Italian-era buildings—each port offering a different rhythm. Onboard the 20m Ferretti, the experience is modern comfort: cabins, a small crew, and toys like SUPs and a jetski for exploring when anchored.
Practical guidance: trips run about 6–8 hours; choose Symi for village charm and monastery visits, Lindos for cliffs and the acropolis, or Anthony Quinn/Kallithea for snorkeling and relaxed swims. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Respect mooring instructions—anchoring on seagrass harms Posidonia—and follow crew guidance when using water toys.
This is a day designed for small groups comfortable with basic swimming and a relaxed pace, balancing history, shoreline geology, and clear-water snorkeling into a single, manageable day at sea.
Typical departures are full-day outings lasting approximately 6–8 hours; exact start times depend on itinerary and season—confirm at booking.
Yes—snorkelling equipment is included, but you may prefer to bring your own mask for fit and comfort.
Itineraries are usually single-destination per day (Symi, Lindos, or Anthony Quinn/Kallithea) to allow adequate time ashore and swimming; ask the operator about custom routing.
Alcoholic beverages are provided but only to guests over 18; non-alcoholic options and snacks are also available onboard.
RP Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Aboard the M/Y MARY the Aegean opens like a map under your feet: sun on polished teak, the wake skittering silver as Rhodes' stone shore slides aft. The first hour is sea—wide, bright, and quick—before the coastline rearranges into steep cliffs, hidden coves, and the whitewash of villages that have watched centuries of sailors pass.
Aboard the M/Y MARY the Aegean opens like a map under your feet: sun on polished teak, the wake skittering silver as Rhodes' stone shore slides aft. The first hour is sea—wide, bright, and quick—before the coastline rearranges into steep cliffs, hidden coves, and the whitewash of villages that have watched centuries of sailors pass.
This trip threads together the maritime history of the Dodecanese: the medieval walls of Rhodes Town, the austere acropolis of Lindos, and Symi’s pastel neoclassical facades built on sponge-fishing fortunes. Geology here is limestone and schist, cliffs worn into sea caves and small headlands where Posidonia meadows shelter marine life.
Culturally the islands are compact—short streets of tavernas, Byzantine churches, Ottoman traces and Italian-era buildings—each port offering a different rhythm. Onboard the 20m Ferretti, the experience is modern comfort: cabins, a small crew, and toys like SUPs and a jetski for exploring when anchored.
Practical guidance: trips run about 6–8 hours; choose Symi for village charm and monastery visits, Lindos for cliffs and the acropolis, or Anthony Quinn/Kallithea for snorkeling and relaxed swims. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Respect mooring instructions—anchoring on seagrass harms Posidonia—and follow crew guidance when using water toys.
This is a day designed for small groups comfortable with basic swimming and a relaxed pace, balancing history, shoreline geology, and clear-water snorkeling into a single, manageable day at sea.