• Monte Smith - Visiting Monte Smith in Casablanca offers a fantastic chance to enjoy sweeping views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean. A typical 45-minute visit includes a photo stop to capture the breathtaking scenery and explore the surroundings. Monte Smith is a hilltop location providing one of the finest viewpoints in Casablanca. From here, visitors can admire the city’s skyline, the Hassan II Mosque, the harbor, and the coastline extending into the distance. The spot is perfect for photography, offering an ideal backdrop for unforgettable photos. While at Monte Smith, guides may share insights into the area’s historical significance, offering a glimpse into Casablanca’s development and urban expansion. Visitors can also enjoy the serene atmosphere, contrasting with the lively city below. In just 45 minutes, there’s ample time to relax, take photos, and appreciate the stunning views of Casablanca from this elevated location.
• The Acropolis of Rhodes - A guided tour of the Acropolis of Rhodes provides an enriching 1-hour sightseeing experience, immersing visitors in the ancient history and remarkable architecture of one of Greece’s most renowned historical sites. The Acropolis of Rhodes, situated on the island’s northeastern tip, is a hilltop site offering panoramic views of the city of Rhodes and the surrounding coastline. Guides will lead visitors through the ruins and share the captivating history of the area, which dates back to ancient times. The Acropolis was once the religious and cultural hub of the city, home to grand temples dedicated to the gods, particularly Athena and Zeus. Tour highlights include the Temple of Apollo, featuring impressive columns and offering insight into the island’s religious practices. Visitors will also explore the Ancient Theatre of Rhodes, an open-air venue used for performances and gatherings in ancient times. The Stadium and the Nymphaeum are also key stops on the tour.
• Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes - A visit to the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes typically lasts around 45 minutes, providing a fascinating glimpse into the island’s medieval history and remarkable architecture. Located at the highest point of the Old Town of Rhodes, the palace is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. Originally built in the 14th century by the Knights Hospitaller, a medieval military order, it served as the residence of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes and symbolized the knights’ power and influence. The current structure, restored in the 20th century by Italian authorities, combines medieval fortifications with architectural influences from various periods. During the 45-minute visit, visitors will explore the palace’s grand halls, adorned with intricate mosaics, statues, and artworks that reflect both the historical significance of the knights and the luxurious lifestyle of the Grand Master.
• Old Town of Rhodes - A guided tour of The Old Town House in Rhodes offers a 1-hour walk through one of the city’s most charming and historically rich areas. Situated in the heart of Rhodes’ Old Town, this house provides a glimpse into the island’s past, blending cultural heritage with the everyday life of its people. During the tour, guides will lead visitors through the winding cobblestone streets of the Old Town, explaining the history and significance of the area. The Old Town House is a fine example of traditional medieval architecture, with narrow alleys, ancient buildings, and fascinating structures dating back to the time of the Knights Hospitaller and earlier. The tour also includes nearby landmarks, such as Simi Square, where visitors can admire the unique blend of medieval, Ottoman, and Italian architectural influences. Stories about the residents, both past and present, who lived and worked in the area, as well as the impact of various civilizations on Rhodes, will be shared.

• Air-Conditioned Transportation
• Entrance Fees to Grand Master Palace
• Professional English Speaking Guide
• Cruise Port Pick-up

• Food and drinks are not included (must be paid on site)
• Gratuities or Tips are not included in your tour.

The tour starts with a scenic drive around the medieval walls of Rhodes Old Town, the largest inhabited medieval town in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The journey continues to Mandraki Harbor, the historic site where the legendary Colossus of Rhodes once stood, and includes a visit to the Church of the Annunciation, the town’s largest Orthodox church, renowned for its stunning wall paintings.

Further stops include the northern tip of the island, where the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas converge, Monte Smith Hill for breathtaking panoramic views, and a drive past the Temple of Pythian Apollo.

The tour concludes with a return to Rhodes, offering drop-off at the Old Town, ship, hotel, or another preferred location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.