Turkey to Rhodes

Turkey to Rhodes day trip is an incredibly rare opportunity to experience a very different atmosphere from Turkish culture in one summer vacation at the lowest price. Passing the island by ferry, guests will see all the most famous locations and even the ruins of the seventh wonder of the world, which was once a symbol of Rhodes.

Turkey to Rhodes day trips is an invaluable experience to visit the real cultural center of Greek culture, which is located just an hour from mainland Turkey! For example, a ferry from Turkey to Rhodes takes only an hour and a half from Fethiye and sails a distance of 86 km, while from Marmaris this journey is 45 km. Therefore, all guests of the country who dream of such a trip come to this tourist center.

Ferry to Rhodes from Turkey

This incredibly colorful island is washed by two seas – Libyan and Cretan. It is the immortal capital of Greek culture in the beautiful Dodecanese archipelago. It is here that you can find a lot of historical sights from the 14th century, among which there will be an incredible acropolis, an ancient port, a statue of the Ear of Rhodes and even mills. All these locations are included in the list of the heritage of all mankind.

Do I need a visa for Rhodes

Citizens of European countries do not need a visa. For citizens of other countries an important point: the participants of the trip must have a valid Schengen visa to board the Rhodes-Turkey ferry and visit the Greek islands. The opening of short-term tourist visas or one-day visas is temporarily unavailable, however, it is worth checking with the manager for up-to-date information before booking the tour.

Rhodes - attractions and interesting facts

The Greek island boasts a 2400-year long history of its development. The oldest and most interesting part of it starts right from the port, which passed from hand to hand to the Persians, Arabs, Turks, Germans and Italians. This place once upon a time conquered even Zeus, according to the interesting legends of the locals.

Nearby you can see the wonderful Palace of the Grand Masters, which dates back to the 14th century. Why does the island have such a name? In honor of the nymph of the same name, who was the favorite of the god Apollo.

What to see in Rhodes in 1 day

Arriving on the island in its capital, visiting incredible locations and relaxing on snow-white beaches, you should definitely go to a small town in the east of Lindos. It is here that you can see the fortress of the Knights of St. John, which flaunts in many photographs.