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Spend four hours cruising Rhodes’ southern coast aboard a private powerboat, stopping at Kalithea Springs, Anthony Quinn Bay and Traganou’s sea caves. Snorkel crystal waters, explore pebbled beaches and enjoy on‑board snacks and drinks for a relaxed Aegean outing.
Spend four hours cruising Rhodes’ southern coast aboard a private powerboat, stopping at Kalithea Springs, Anthony Quinn Bay and Traganou’s sea caves. Snorkel crystal waters, explore pebbled beaches and enjoy on‑board snacks and drinks for a relaxed Aegean outing.
The engine hums, the Aegean breeze pulls at your shirt, and the shoreline of Rhodes falls into a cinematic run of cliffs, restored pavilions and pebbled beaches. This four‑hour powerboat cruise threads three distinct coastal chapters: the marble terraces of Kalithea Springs, the emerald bowl of Anthony Quinn Bay and the low, cave‑scarred beaches around Traganou/Afantou.
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Operated by RP Yachting · Kallithea, South Aegean
The engine hums, the Aegean breeze pulls at your shirt, and the shoreline of Rhodes falls into a cinematic run of cliffs, restored pavilions and pebbled beaches. This four‑hour powerboat cruise threads three distinct coastal chapters: the marble terraces of Kalithea Springs, the emerald bowl of Anthony Quinn Bay and the low, cave‑scarred beaches around Traganou/Afantou.
Kalithea’s graceful Italianate architecture and thermal springs speak to the island’s 1920s–30s spa era and a long history of seaside retreat. The coast here is sculpted limestone — cliffs, grottoes and pebbled shelves where waves have carved out swimable caves. Anthony Quinn Bay, named after the actor who fell for its sheltered curves, offers the clearest water for snorkeling; the reef shelves and small fish are immediately visible. Traganou’s pebbled shores and sea caves are quieter, defined by low cliffs and pocket beaches where currents flirt with the shore.
Expect flat, fast cruising between stops, short guided swims and time to explore caves from the water. Snorkel gear is provided; water shoes help on pebbled landings. Bring sun protection, a wind layer for the return run and a waterproof phone or dry bag for photos. Timing mid‑morning or late afternoon keeps the light flatter for photos and reduces peak heat. If you’re booking for a special occasion, private rental feels celebratory without being fussy: skipper and hostess handle logistics so you can focus on sea, salt and the slow work of drifting between coves.
Yes — basic masks, snorkels and fins are supplied on this trip; you may bring personal gear if you prefer.
Yes — the boat accommodates non‑swimmers, but participants should be comfortable with short water entries and using provided flotation when snorkeling.
Most charters launch from coastal piers near Kalithea/Faliraki area; check your booking confirmation for the exact meeting point and time.
This listing allows private rental for up to the operator’s max capacity, though shared options may be offered; confirm at booking.
RP Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hums, the Aegean breeze pulls at your shirt, and the shoreline of Rhodes falls into a cinematic run of cliffs, restored pavilions and pebbled beaches. This four‑hour powerboat cruise threads three distinct coastal chapters: the marble terraces of Kalithea Springs, the emerald bowl of Anthony Quinn Bay and the low, cave‑scarred beaches around Traganou/Afantou.
The engine hums, the Aegean breeze pulls at your shirt, and the shoreline of Rhodes falls into a cinematic run of cliffs, restored pavilions and pebbled beaches. This four‑hour powerboat cruise threads three distinct coastal chapters: the marble terraces of Kalithea Springs, the emerald bowl of Anthony Quinn Bay and the low, cave‑scarred beaches around Traganou/Afantou.
Kalithea’s graceful Italianate architecture and thermal springs speak to the island’s 1920s–30s spa era and a long history of seaside retreat. The coast here is sculpted limestone — cliffs, grottoes and pebbled shelves where waves have carved out swimable caves. Anthony Quinn Bay, named after the actor who fell for its sheltered curves, offers the clearest water for snorkeling; the reef shelves and small fish are immediately visible. Traganou’s pebbled shores and sea caves are quieter, defined by low cliffs and pocket beaches where currents flirt with the shore.
Expect flat, fast cruising between stops, short guided swims and time to explore caves from the water. Snorkel gear is provided; water shoes help on pebbled landings. Bring sun protection, a wind layer for the return run and a waterproof phone or dry bag for photos. Timing mid‑morning or late afternoon keeps the light flatter for photos and reduces peak heat. If you’re booking for a special occasion, private rental feels celebratory without being fussy: skipper and hostess handle logistics so you can focus on sea, salt and the slow work of drifting between coves.