Rhodes to Symi Day Trip: 8-hour Symi Day Trip from Rhodes & Panornitis MonasterySailing and boat trips

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Rhodes to Symi Day Trip: 8-hour Symi Day Trip from Rhodes & Panornitis Monastery

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About this experience

✔ Health & safety measures apply
✔ Best-in-class excursion
✔ No booking fees

DURATION: 8 hours
STARTING TIME: 9.00 am
MEETING POINT: At your hotel or other designated meeting point. Pick-up areas Faliraki, Kallithea, Rhodes City, Ixia, Laryssos, and Kremasti (please tell us your accommodation during the booking). Departure from Mandraki Port
LANGUAGE: English, Greek
AVAILABILITY: May to October
WHO CAN COME: Rhodes to Symi Day Trip is suitable for all. Children must be accompanied by an adult

Overview

Join an exquisite Rhodes to Symi day trip and unlock the secrets of this hidden gem nestled within the Dodecanese complex. Prepare to be enchanted by the island's rich Greek traditions, stunning neoclassical architecture, pristine turquoise waters, and mouthwatering seafood. Let the charm of Symi sweep you away as you delve into its cultural heritage, exploring charming villages and immersing yourself in the vibrant local atmosphere.

Highlights

◾Immerse yourself in the sheer beauty of Symi Island, renowned as one of the most picturesque destinations in southern Greece. Marvel at the island's captivating architecture, with its colorful neoclassical buildings lining the harbor and creating a truly enchanting atmosphere.
◾Explore the historic Panormitis Monastery, a significant religious site dedicated to the Archangel Michael. Delve into the monastery's rich history and cultural significance as you wander through its ornate halls and peaceful courtyards.
◾Ascend the famous Kali Strata staircase and venture into the Old Capital (Chorio) of Symi. As you climb the steps, be prepared to be transported back in time, as the narrow cobblestone streets and traditional houses reveal the island's past.

About this experience

✔ Health & safety measures apply
✔ Best-in-class excursion
✔ No booking fees

DURATION: 8 hours
STARTING TIME: 9.00 am
MEETING POINT: At your hotel or other designated meeting point. Pick-up areas Faliraki, Kallithea, Rhodes City, Ixia, Laryssos, and Kremasti (please tell us your accommodation during the booking). Departure from Mandraki Port
LANGUAGE: English, Greek
AVAILABILITY: May to October
WHO CAN COME: Rhodes to Symi Day Trip is suitable for all. Children must be accompanied by an adult

Description - What to expect

Start your Rhodes to Symi day trip with a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Rhodes town and a drive to the port to board the boat for a 1.5 hours cruise to the beautiful island of Symi. While approaching the port of Symi, you will have the overwhelming feeling of entering a perfectly painted image of a scenic traditional village.

Symi is adorned with traditional houses and enchanting neoclassical buildings that feature peaked roofs of red tile and wonderful balconies, authentic fishermen boats, private yachts & sailboats & folk and art shops, stalls with sponges & wooden carvings!

During your 3 hours and 30 minutes stay at Symi, you can relax walking along the colorful coastline, and swimming at the small beach of Symi which is organized with sunbeds and different choices of local Seaview restaurants, tasting seafood under the sounds of the waves.

Symi is famous for its sea sponges and there are even a few places that sell them as souvenirs in town as well as oils, honey, spices, and wild herbs. Stroll the harbor but don't forget to cut into the backstreets of town to see it all!

Symi has plenty of history and culture to see as well. No place is this better displayed than at the Panormitis Monastery overlooking the bay. As you approach the Monastery, you will hear church bells ringing, warmly welcoming all the pilgrims, explorers, holidaymakers & curious travelers. It was built in the late 18th century and this masterpiece is certainly worth visiting!

Free Cancellation

Free cancellation is available for this Rhodes to Symi day trip up to 48 hours before the start of the experience

What's included, what's not

✔ Hotel pick up & Drop Off
✔ Return boat ticket
✔ Free time on Symi Island
✔ Visit to Panormitis Monastery

About the area

Symi Island, nestled in the Dodecanese archipelago of Greece, is a true gem waiting to be discovered. Known for its remarkable beauty, Symi captivates visitors with its picturesque harbor, neoclassical architecture, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The island's main town, Gialos, welcomes you with its vibrant waterfront lined with colorful pastel buildings, creating a mesmerizing backdrop against the azure sea.

As you explore the narrow streets and staircases of Chorio, the island's old capital, you'll be transported to a bygone era, where traditional houses and charming squares reveal the island's rich history and cultural heritage. Symi is also home to stunning beaches, such as Nos and Marathounda, where you can relax on golden sands and swim in the inviting Mediterranean waters.

Health and safety

✔ Provider complies with local legislation and applicable health recommendations with regard to Covid-19 prevention measures

Description - What to expect

Start your Rhodes to Symi day trip with a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Rhodes town and a drive to the port to board the boat for a 1.5 hours cruise to the beautiful island of Symi. While approaching the port of Symi, you will have the overwhelming feeling of entering a perfectly painted image of a scenic traditional village.

Symi is adorned with traditional houses and enchanting neoclassical buildings that feature peaked roofs of red tile and wonderful balconies, authentic fishermen boats, private yachts & sailboats & folk and art shops, stalls with sponges & wooden carvings!

During your 3 hours and 30 minutes stay at Symi, you can relax walking along the colorful coastline, and swimming at the small beach of Symi which is organized with sunbeds and different choices of local Seaview restaurants, tasting seafood under the sounds of the waves.

Symi is famous for its sea sponges and there are even a few places that sell them as souvenirs in town as well as oils, honey, spices, and wild herbs. Stroll the harbor but don't forget to cut into the backstreets of town to see it all!

Symi has plenty of history and culture to see as well. No place is this better displayed than at the Panormitis Monastery overlooking the bay. As you approach the Monastery, you will hear church bells ringing, warmly welcoming all the pilgrims, explorers, holidaymakers & curious travelers. It was built in the late 18th century and this masterpiece is certainly worth visiting!