Kastellorizo Day Trip from Rhodes
A full-day escape to the easternmost Greek island, famous for its colourful harbour, the Blue Grotto and its laid-back island rhythm.
Kastellorizo — also known as Megisti — is the easternmost of all Greek islands, a small and remote gem far out in the Aegean. It is the island of the celebrated film “Mediterraneo”, and a day trip here from Rhodes feels like stepping into another, slower world. We organise the crossing so you can simply relax and enjoy the journey to one of the most atmospheric harbours in Greece.
Highlights
- Scenic sea crossing to remote Kastellorizo (Megisti)
- The vividly colourful harbour and its painted houses
- Optional boat visit to the Blue Grotto (Parasta) sea cave
- Time to swim in crystal-clear water
- Lunch at an authentic island taverna
You will arrive at a horseshoe bay ringed with tall, brightly painted houses reflected in the calm water. There is time to wander the waterfront, swim in the clear sea and sit down for lunch at an authentic taverna. Weather permitting, you can also join an optional boat visit to the Blue Grotto (Parasta), a sea cave where the sunlight turns the water a luminous, otherworldly blue. Tell us your dates and we will arrange the trip.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reach Kastellorizo?
It is a day trip from Rhodes that we arrange for you — just tell us your dates and number of guests and we will confirm the crossing and departure.
How long is the trip?
It is a full-day excursion, giving you several hours to explore the harbour, swim and have lunch before the return.
Can I visit the Blue Grotto?
Yes, weather permitting. An optional small-boat visit to the Blue Grotto (Parasta) can usually be arranged when the sea is calm.