What to do in Rhodes

• Try one of our excursions
  Excursions organized by us cover a variety of activities and is the easiest way to get to know the island. We guarantee to you a peace of mind and hustle free choices.
  
  
• Rent a car/bike and explore the island yourself
  If you like doing things your own way then there is always the choice of renting a car/bike. This gives you the flexibility you want and moreover our local asociets will guarantee the highest standards and a variety of full insured choices.
  
  
• You like walking? We have something for you as well! Have a look in the choices we have to offer (http://www.walking-rhodes.com)
  
  
• Taste local cuisine: Mousaka, Kleftiko, Pastitsio, Yioubetsi, Meatballs and so many more!!
  
  

What to take
Don’t forget your camera and video equipment. You should always have extra cash with you for those sudden shopping opportunities and optional extras eg; photographs at the Village Party, entrance fees to the sites or an additional dive. If you are visiting Rhodes town, it is a good idea to carry your passport with you in case you should need to exchange money or want to visit the casino (over 21 years of age).

What to wear
Sun Cream, Sunglasses, sun hats and comfortable shoes are all essential on a sightseeing or boat trip. During early and late season it may be breezy out at sea and a little chilly in the evening so do take a jacket or cardigan with you. On coach excursions please do not wear just your beach wear, there will sometimes be opportunities for a swim but we would like to request that you take your swim wear and towel with you and that you change into it when needed.
Please note that if you are planning to enter a church or monastery you are required to dress appropriately – no bare shoulders or skimpy skirts or short shorts.

Comfort for all
Whilst a cold bottle of water is an essential during the hot summer months we kindly request that no other drinks or snacks be taken onto the coaches. Smoking is also not allowed.
Our drivers try to keep their coaches as clean as possible, but are not always able to clean them after every stop.
In the interest of all we also request that you keep covered up on the coaches. Sun tan lotion damages and dirties the seats and it is rather unpleasant for the following guests who have to sit on them.
Should you happen to feel sick for any reason whilst travelling on the coach, don’t be afraid to ask the escort to stop the coach. We will be sympathetic and it will avoid being charged for cleaning up the mess!
For children prone to travel sickness we suggest carrying sick bags with you or ask the escort for one.
We do our best to provide you with the best service possible and want you to have a clean and comfortable coach for your journey, however short it may be. So please help us by ensuring you follow our brief guidelines.

Have a great trip or as we say in Greece, ‘Kalo taxidi’