Rhodes Deluxe Sunset Dinner Sailing Cruise

Rhodes Deluxe Sunset Dinner Sailing Cruise is a four-hour private yacht experience from New Marina in Rhodes Town for up to 10 guests, combining a Kallithea Springs swim with Vietnamese dining and sunset drinks.

Sailing Edisa follows the island’s east coast towards Kallithea Springs, where the restored seaside spa and rocky coves create a memorable setting for swimming or snorkelling when conditions permit. Back aboard, settle into the spacious deck or warm wooden interior while the crew serves dinner against the changing colours of the Aegean Sea.

Choose your dinner experience

The Vietnamese Gourmet Selection includes fresh imperial spring rolls, traditional beef phở and lemongrass-braised pork or chicken with jasmine rice. Alternatively, the MediterAsian Seafood Hot Pot is a sociable sharing meal with prawns, mussels, fish, octopus, squid, vegetables, mushrooms and rice noodles in an aromatic broth. A mild broth, meat substitutions and vegetarian arrangements can be requested in advance.

Premium wine, Champagne and signature cocktails complement the meal. The intimate yacht setting suits couples, honeymooners, families and small groups marking a birthday, anniversary or proposal without the atmosphere of a crowded excursion boat. The experience is private rather than shared, giving your party attentive service and room to relax.

Plan your Rhodes sailing experience

Departure is from New Marina in Rhodes Town, south of Mandraki Harbour and the medieval Rhodes Old Town. The exact route, swim stop and sailing conditions remain subject to the captain’s judgement and weather, so flexibility is part of a safe evening at sea. Sunset timing also changes through the season.

Travellers comparing Rhodes Boat Trips can use the main collection to explore other routes and durations. For a longer island escape from the same city, the Two-day Sailing Cruise to Chalki Island from Rhodes offers an overnight alternative, while the Two-Day Sailing Cruise From Rhodes to Symi Island adds one of the Dodecanese’s best-known harbour towns.