Great day out - Great day out on the boat from Rhodes Town to Lindos. Two stops on the way back for swimming. Friendly staff. Good value for money and coach transfer available.

Great boat trip to Lindos and 2 bays - We booked this trip on a Monday evening for the following morning. Easy to do and pay and the option of a transfer from your hotel was appreciated. The boat is big with sun loungers on the front top deck and a small cushioned area on the bottom deck at the front. Lots of chairs to sit on too. Plenty of food and drink options in the bar area which was cool as covered. Toilets were very clean and smart with complimentary spf and deodorant to use. Lindos was very pretty and small with a narrow beach lined with tavernas on the sand and packed in sunbeds! We climbed the hill via a few short cuts to see the view and walk around the Acropolis. This costs 12 euros to go inside. There are 3 hours for you to enjoy here before getting back on the boat. The 2 bays you swim in on the way back are beautiful and there are 'noodles' to use as buoyancy aids if you need them. You get 30 minutes in each place. They go on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with the in between days going to the island of Symi. We definitely enjoyed this trip and would highly recommend it.

Day cruise to Lindos - A must-do if you are visiting Rhodes. The Cruise travels to Lindos (2hour duration) which is beautiful with 3 hours to visit the acropolis in Lindos and the local bars and shops. On the return leg, we stopped at two beautiful bays and were allowed to jump off the back of the boat for a swim. My four-year-old absolutely loved this part - floatation aids were provided if needed. The staff were very friendly and a special mention goes out to George - No hard sell just an honest genuinely nice guy. As a bonus on our way back, we say dolphins !! now, this wasn't advertised - obviously but what a way to end the day - fantastic!!

Heartwarming. - Went on a day trip to Lindos today 14th May. The only boat to stop and rescue refugees was rizos boat, all others passed by with no help given. I cannot recommend this Family day cruise higher, 5 lives saved in the sea, and 2 rubber dingys given safe escort until rescue arrived to pick up between 40-50 People including a child. Praise for Rizos, IMMEASURABLE.

Enjoyable Experience - We went to Lindos on a day trip, the bus picked us up from our hotel. Could not fault this boat trip, excellent and friendly service. Well organised, very professional. Mini bar was well stocked with all sorts to make your trip more enjoyable. Bonus was stops at Tsambika beach and Anthony Quinn bay for whoever wanted to take a swim in the beautiful sea. Will definitely recommend to anyone visiting Rhodes and wants to do a boat trip to Lindos. So much more enjoyable than a crowded bus route.

Fast, and Fun trip to lindos - We went with this tour company to Lindos using boat Discovery with swimming on the way back with our 2yr old. The boat was reasonably modern, had good facilities (toilets, air conditioned bar cabin, comfy seating) the crew were nice and friendly, and made a real effort with my daughter. The boat was one of the bigger ones doing the trip and so was stable on what was quite a choppy day. The boat was also faster than others we looked at meaning we had time to have breakfast at our hotel before the trip and dinner after whilst having the same amount of time in Lindos. It was also one of the cheaper boats! Would highly recommend.

Really good, but shame that is smoking allowed on boats - This was a good day trip, we did a swimming tour to Anthony Quinn bay, Kallithea springs and the caves. We had plenty of time to swim/snorkel, and the food was lovely. The staff were also really nice. However, they allow to people to smoke and we (as non-smokers) were stuck on a boat with lots of people vaping, smoking cigarettes, and even smoking weed. Shame as the rest of the trip was really good otherwise!

Day trip to Lindos. - Picked up on time from our hotel, not too many on the coach. When we arrived at the boat we found it quite full but managed to get decent seats. The trip itself was very pleasant with calm seas. No commentary was provided but we knew where we were from our phone map. Lindos itself is lovely and well worth a visit. On the return trip we found ourselves better seats and thoroughly enjoyed the 2 swim stops. Food and drink was available on board but we didn’t partake as we had bought our own. Great crew were very helpful and ran a tight ship. Our return coach journey was slightly marred by our driver going straight past our hotel but I managed to stop him before he went too far. Good value trip which we would recommend.

Do not recommend - We booked the trip via Wonto travel, with it being sold to us as a completely different boat trip to what it was. The brochure stated you can sunbath on the boat and snorkelling equipment was provided for when you stop and swim. When we got there the boat was already full (around 70 people onboard) meaning we had to sit in the downstairs area just looking out a window the whole journey. Even so, the upstairs area was filled with chairs closely packed together, with only around 6 spaces at the front of the boat to sunbath, which were very quickly taken. The stop in Lindos was lovely, but very touristy and busy. Once we got back on the boat, the upstairs was once again full so had to sit on the bottom deck again. When we stopped to get off and swim in the sea, we looked for the snorkelling equipment that they said was provided so we could go swimming. Upon asking a staff member they informed us that we had to purchase the equipment off them, which was not stated in the brochure. Overall the trip was very long and not at all what we had thought it was. Considering we paid €40, we wish we had never gone as it wasted a whole day (8am-6pm)!

Avoid -No Social Distancing - refugee ship - Went on trip yesterday- 14th October - overall the trip was good. However, please be mindful that there is no social distancing - when booking we were informed due to Covid-19 that no more than 60 would be on board. This put our minds at ease and we went ahead and booked. His was certainly not the case and we were crammed in sardines. Then, another 20 or so people boarded at an additional stop - the cruise ship then resembled a migrant vessel. With more passengers than seats. The crew were quite clear to ensure masks were worn on disembarking to make it look as though social distancing is applied and compliant. In these difficult times and if you value your health, my advice is steer clear of this trip -putting passenger numbers above health.