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A Day Aboard WIND: Catamaran Sails to Anthony Quinn, Ladiko and Kallithea
A 6-hour cruise from Mandraki Harbor aboard the Lagoon 440 that visits Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko and Kallithea for swimming, snorkeling and a Mediterranean onboard lunch.
A Day Aboard WIND: Catamaran Sails to Anthony Quinn, Ladiko and Kallithea.
Set off from Mandraki Harbor for a polished half-day at sea aboard the Lagoon 440, a luxury catamaran that pairs roomy deck areas and forward nets with cruising performance; over six hours you’ll visit iconic coves—stopping for swims, snorkel sessions and an onboard Mediterranean lunch accompanied by Greek wine.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Swim and snorkel the island’s best bays
The cruise drops anchor at the island’s picture-book coves—Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko and the springs at Kallithea—giving guests roughly an hour at each stop to swim and snorkel in clear water.
Homemade Mediterranean fare and Greek wine
A buffet-style lunch of Mediterranean and vegetarian dishes is prepared and served on board, accompanied throughout the cruise by fresh fruit, drinks and Greek wine.
Relaxation aboard a Lagoon 440 catamaran
The Lagoon 440—built in 2009 and refitted in 2021—offers luxury deck areas and the forward nets where guests can lie back and take photos while underway.
What the day feels like
How the day unfolds
You board at Mandraki Harbor and settle into the Lagoon 440 for a six-hour loop along Rhodes’ eastern shore. The schedule alternates sightseeing passages with three roughly one-hour stops—typically Anthony Quinn Bay first, Ladiko for lunch and a second swim, and a final stop at Kallithea Springs where swimming and a visit to the spring cave by water are possible—while the crew serves snacks, lunch and wine on board.
THE ROUTE
Swim and snorkel the island’s best bays
The cruise drops anchor at the island’s picture-book coves—Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko and the springs at Kallithea—giving guests roughly an hour at each stop to swim and snorkel in clear water.
THE FOOD
Homemade Mediterranean fare and Greek wine
A buffet-style lunch of Mediterranean and vegetarian dishes is prepared and served on board, accompanied throughout the cruise by fresh fruit, drinks and Greek wine.
THE BOAT
Relaxation aboard a Lagoon 440 catamaran
The Lagoon 440—built in 2009 and refitted in 2021—offers luxury deck areas and the forward nets where guests can lie back and take photos while underway.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The outing is a 6-hour cruise departing from Mandraki Harbor; confirm exact boarding time with the operator at Catamaran Cruises Rhodes.
Pack swimwear, a towel, sun hat, sunscreen and a camera.
Breakfast snack, lunch (Mediterranean and vegetarian options), fresh fruit and drinks are provided during the cruise; Greek wine is served as part of the meal service.
The cruise operates from a luxury Lagoon 440 catamaran with a limited number of guests on each sailing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the cruise?
The cruise lasts approximately 6 hours.
Where do I board the catamaran?
Boarding is at Catamaran Cruises Rhodes in Mandraki Harbor.
Which bays will we visit?
Typical stops include Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko Bay and Kallithea (Kalithea) Springs, with sightseeing passages between them.
Is food included?
Yes—breakfast snack, a buffet-style Mediterranean lunch (including vegetarian options), fruits and drinks are included; Greek wine is served with the meal.
Is the trip suitable for people with limited mobility or for pregnant guests?
No—the cruise is listed as not suitable for people with mobility impairments and not suitable for high pregnant women.
How many guests are on board?
Capacity is limited to a small number of guests per sailing; listings reference a maximum of 24 passengers plus crew in operator notes and elsewhere a maximum of 25 guests is also cited—please confirm the exact limit with the operator when booking.
Will there be time to snorkel?
Yes—scheduled stops include about an hour at Anthony Quinn, an hour at Ladiko and an hour at Kallithea for swimming and snorkeling.