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Day 4 WEDNESDAY Symi-Takrogiali Bay-Tilos We cruise towards Tilos after breakfast today. Tilos is surrounded by high and rocky mountains, RHODES steep coasts, beaches with transparent waters and caves. We will enjoy the day at Takrogiali Bay. Late afternoon, we will enter Tilos harbour so that you SYMI can stretch your legs again and walk around the little town. In the centre of the island, there is an abandoned village on the top called Mikro Chorio (reachable by taxi or bus). You can also go there in TILOS the evening to have a drink in the bar. Dinner and overnight. Day 5 THURSDAY CHALKI Tilos-Trakhia Bay-Chalki port Today, we cruise to the beautiful island of Chalki north-west from Rhodes. Depending on the sea conditions, we will start cruising before or after breakfast (between 06:00 and 10:00). Not much developed in tourism, this is a perfect destination for peace and privacy. Chalki is a lovely island famous for its crystal beaches. We enjoy the day at Day 1 SUNDAY Trakhia Bay or in one of the other beautiful bays Rhodes Harbour. here. In the late afternoon, we cruise to Nimporio Boarding after 16:00, dinner & overnight in Rhodes which is the only village and main port of the island. Harbour. The beach promenade of Nimporio is lined up with cafeterias and taverns. The church is worth visiting. Day 2 MONDAY There is a mass between 19:30-20:00. Dinner and Rhodes-Nanou Bay-Symi overnight. Between 10:00-13:00, after formalities and taking fuel, we cruise towards Symi, one of the Dodecanese Day 6 FRIDAY islands and a real gem, one of the most beautiful little Chalki Port - Anthony Quinn Bay - Kalithea islands in all of Greece. We enjoy lots of swimming Beach today in beautiful Nanou Bay! Afterwards, we cruise Today, we have an early start towards Rhodes to Symi port. Please have your camera ready for won- Island. Breakfast will be on the way or upon arrival derful images of this small fairy-tale like Greek at Anthony Quinn Bay, depending on weather village. Your dinner will be served on board, but if you conditions. The beach here is known by the actor's IMPORTANT NOTE: INCLUDED: wish to dine ashore by yourselves, please inform the name since he bought this part of the island when Cruise itineraries are given as a general guidance Accommodation on the gullet, crew, fuel, harbour captain in advance. All of the traverna’s on Symi are filming "The Guns of Navarone". Afterwards, we only. Tours are subject to change, due to bad weath- fees, transit log, cleaning, service, use standard yacht very tempting and the captain will understand your cruise to Kalithea where we will spend the rest of er/sea conditions, force measure and change in local equipment. Meals are included (breakfast, lunch, 5 choice. Dinner and overnight. the day. Dinner and overnight. legislation without prior notice and docking condi- o'clock tea, dinner and water tions in major ports and marinas. Certain stops might during meals). Non alcoholic drinks (coke, lemonade, Day 3 TUESDAY Day 7 SATURDAY be visited on another day than shown in the above juice, soda water and bottled water 10:00-22:00). Symi-St George Bay-Panormitis Kalithea Beach-Rhodes Port program or might be cancelled. Alcoholic drinks (ouzo, wine, beer 12:00-22:00). Clean Today, we leave from Symi port after breakfast. We Today, between 09:00-11:00, we make our way On Monday morning, your captain and the V-GO staff bed linen and bath towels on arrival. Yacht insurance. will stop for lunch, swimming and relaxing in one of back to the New Marina in Rhodes. Free day to visit will organize all necessary formalities and/or fuel. Air conditioning (works 6 to 8 hours per day on the the beautiful bays around the island, at St George bay one of the best preserved medieval towns in the We will start cruising between 10:00-13:00, depend- gullets). or one of the many other bays. After this, we will world and a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. ing on how busy it is at the harbour master and/or fuel cruise towards Panormitis, located in the southern Dinner and overnight in Rhodes harbour. office. Saturday morning 09:00-11:00 we arrive back NOT INCLUDED: part of Symi. You can visit the Monastery of the Arch- at Rhodes port for a free day and last night on the 5% tips per person for the crew, entrance fees, angel Michael Panormitis. This is a Greek Orthodox Day 8 SUNDAY boat. Please let us know if you have special wish- optional land tours and personal expenses are not monastery built in the early 18th century, and still Rhodes disembarkation es/dietary requirements/allergies. All tours will be included. Please bring beach towels for use on inhabited by monks. It is visited by people from all Enjoy your last delicious Mediterranean breakfast operated by Greek flagged legally licensed vessels deck. Guests need to have their own individual over the world, and many Greeks pay homage to St and full compliant with International Conventions for on board. Your cruise comes to an end. Disembar- travel insurance. Flights and airport transfers are Michael of Panormitis each year. (Loud) Music is not kation in Rhodes at 09:00. the Safety of Life at Sea. allowed here. Dinner and overnight. not included. Blue Cruise from Rhodes to the Islands & Anchorages of SYMI - TILOS - CHALKI CHARTER RATES AND TRAVEL AGENT RATES RHODOS-SYMI-TILOS-CHALKI-RHODOS 09/05/2021 - 900€ 06/06/2021 - 950€ 04/07/2021 - 1.200€ 16/05/2021 - 900€ 13/06/2021 - 950€ 11/07/2021 - 1.200€ 23/05/2021 - 900€ 20/06/2021 - 950€ 18/07/2021 - 1.200€ 30/05/2021 - 900€ 27/06/2021 - 1.200€ 25/07/2021 - 1.200€ 01/08/2021 - 1.300€ 05/09/2021 - 1.200€ 03/10/2021 - 950€ 08/08/2021 - 1.300€ 12/09/2021 - 1.200€ 10/10/2021 - 950€ 15/08/2021 - 1.300€ 19/09/2021 - 1.200€ 17/10/2021 - 950€ RHODES 22/08/2021 - 1.300€ 26/09/2021 - 1.200€ 24/10/2021 - 950€ 29/08/2021 - 1.300€ SYMI DETAILS: • Weekly prices above are in EURO and are for one person in a double TILOS cabin on All Inclusive basis. • Single Supplement is 60%. CHALKI • No child discount is available for this itinerary. • Free round trip airport transfer MEETING POINT : Rhodes New Marina | Ask for RODITIS YACHTING embarkation point OUR AGENCY : Roditis Yachting Agency | 6 , Neorion Square Rhodes GR 85100 Greece Unforgettable TEL : +30 2241 037101 MOBILES. : +30 6930167121 or +30 6937 144633 SUNDAY - Meet & Greet starts at 11:30 AM - Embarkation 16:00 PM email : [email protected] | WEB SITE : www.cabincharter.gr www.roditisyachting.com Mediterraneanmoments!.
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