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    Vibrant Rhodes

    AREA: 1,400.7 km²
    POPULATION: 115,490 (2021 Census)

    COORDINATES: 36°27′N 28°13′E

    Rhodes Overview

    Rhodes, the largest island in the Dodecanese and the fourth largest in Greece, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The northern part of the island is home to the Medieval City of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture. At its heart stands the Palace of the Grand Master, or “Castello,” one of the island’s most iconic landmarks, now functioning as a museum that attracts thousands of visitors annually.

    Rhodes is celebrated for its stunning beaches, many of which have received international awards, such as the famous Lindos Beach. In addition to its world-class coastal offerings, the island boasts other must-see attractions, including the Port of Rhodes, the Medieval Moat, St. Paul’s Bay, and the Acropolis of Lindos, each offering rich historical and cultural experiences.

    The island’s charm extends beyond its scenic beauty. Renowned local products such as thyme honey, figs, and wine are cherished by both locals and visitors, adding to the island’s allure.

    Rhodes, with its strategic position at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, is a premier cruise destination. The island’s modern ports, including the Port of Rhodes, Mandraki Marina, and the Port of Kamiros Skala, welcome thousands of international visitors each year, offering unparalleled access to the island’s treasures and the broader Dodecanese region.

    With its mix of cultural heritage, modern amenities, and natural wonders, Rhodes is the ideal gateway for cruise tourism and an essential destination in the South Dodecanese.

    Ports of Rhodes

    Port of Akandia

    Tourist Port of Rhodes

    Kolona Port

    Kamiros Port

    Port of Akandia Passenger & Commercial Port

    Passenger Ferries

    The Akandia Port connects Rhodes with Piraeus via daily sailings, operated by modern luxury Passenger-Vehicle Ferries (P/V). The port also has year-round connections with Crete and other Dodecanese islands, while during the summer months, daily sailings are available to various islands in the Cyclades.

    All ferries depart from the Akandia Port. Passengers can purchase tickets at the dedicated counters for each ferry company operating within the port.

    During the summer, the Tourist Port connects to Marmaris, Datça, and Fethiye (Turkey) with Passenger-Vehicle Ferries (P/V) and Catamarans (C/M).

    For detailed schedules, please contact the relevant ferry companies.

    Commercial Operations

    The Stevedore Association at Akandia Port offers personnel and equipment for the handling and transportation of general cargo. The port also features outdoor storage facilities for cargo and benefits from the presence of a Customs Service, enabling the handling and storage of imported and exported goods. Additionally, the port is equipped with a weighbridge for weighing cargo or checking the weight of any vehicle.

    For more specific regulations and port tariffs, please contact the Municipal Port Authority of South Dodecanese.

    Postal Address: Municipal Port Authority of South Dodecanese
    Tourist Port of Akandia, 85132 Rhodes, Greece
    Phone: (+30) 22410 43514

    Stevedore Association
    Tourist Port of Rhodes, 85100 Rhodes, Greece
    Phone: (+30) 22410 36660
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      Tourist Port of Rhodes – Cruise Operations

      Overview

      As the cruise industry is one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing sectors of Greece’s tourism, the Municipal Port Fund of South Dodecanese continuously strives to improve port infrastructure and services, essential for attracting and servicing more cruise ships. By employing modern practices and participating in exhibitions to promote Rhodes as a cruise destination, we aim to establish the Tourist Port of Rhodes as a Home Port for cruise ships.

      According to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS), the Tourist Port and Akandia Port can safely accommodate up to 5 cruise ships and over 10,000 passengers and crew in a single day.

      Port Amenities

      At the Tourist Port of Rhodes, we offer the Home Port Lounge, a Duty-Free shop, a passenger waiting area with medical facilities, and a ticket control kiosk for passengers traveling to Turkey. There is also an Information Deskproviding information about the island’s history, culture, attractions, and local market. Additionally, there are designated areas for the parking of prepaid excursion buses and safe access for passengers boarding.

      Our efforts to enhance visitor services extend along the entire length of the port's land zone, reaching the city center.

      For further details on regulations and port tariffs, please contact the Municipal Port Fund of South Dodecanese.

      Postal Address: Municipal Port Authority of South Dodecanese
      Tourist Port of Rhodes, 85100 Rhodes, Greece
      Phone: (+30) 22410 34856

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        Kolona Port

        Overview

        The Municipal Port Fund of South Dodecanese operates a Private Yacht Marina located in Mandraki, Rhodes. With 175 berths, the marina can accommodate yachts up to 30 meters in length. The marina offers excellent services, including water, electricity, and restroom and shower facilities.

        Visitors also have access to fuel supplies and food stores. The Kolona Port of Rhodes primarily hosts fishing boatsand larger yachts/megayachts.

        Moreover, visitors enjoy direct access to the Medieval City of Rhodes and its vibrant market.

        For more information about regulations and port tariffs, please contact the Mandraki Marina offices of the Municipal Port Fund of South Dodecanese.

        For further details on regulations and port tariffs, please contact the Municipal Port Fund of South Dodecanese.

        Postal Address: Mandraki Marina, Rhodes
        Neoria Square, 85100 Rhodes, Greece
        Phone: (+30) 2241 037927

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          Kamiros Skala Port

          Kamiros Skala is a small port located on the western coast of Rhodes. While modest in size, it serves an important role in connecting Rhodes with nearby islands, particularly Halki, through regular ferry routes.

          Mainly used for local and inter-island travel, Kamiros Skala is a convenient departure point for short trips, especially during the summer when traffic increases due to tourism. Its location near the ancient city of Kamiros also makes it a point of interest for visitors exploring the area.

          The port offers basic amenities, including a small waiting area, parking, and a few nearby cafés and shops. Though it does not accommodate large cruise ships or major international traffic, Kamiros Skala provides a simple and accessible option for island hopping within the Dodecanese.

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