Alimia Cruise
“A full day in clear waters and quiet bays, far from the crowds.”
Small groups • Flexible stops • Direct from Kamiros
Alimia Boat Cruise from Kamiros Rhodes
Starting from Kamiros Skala, this cruise heads to Alimia, an uninhabited island with a raw and untouched feel.
With crystal waters, old ruins, and no crowds at all, it’s a stop that feels completely off the map.
⭐ Trusted by travelers for a relaxed and personalized boat experience in Rhodes island.
Choose your cruise
Full Day Cruise – €1580
Duration: 8 hours
Includes:
- Breakfast
- Fresh fruits & snacks
- Wine, beers, soft drinks, coffee
- Snorkeling equipment
- Captain and fuel
Ideal for a full day at sea, focused on swimming, relaxed cruising, and exploring quiet stops along the route.
Limited availability due to small group capacity.
- Serviettes de plage
- Utilisation d'équipement de plongée avec tuba et de nouilles de piscine
- En-cas
- Full Day Cruises Include Fruits, Mixed Cold Cuts and Cheese, Wine, Beers, Soft Drinks, Coffee
€1580/for 8hours
No crowds. No fixed schedule. Just the sea, the boat, and your own pace.
This route follows the west coast of Rhodes from Kamiros Skala, with stops at quiet bays and remote spots, ending in the clear waters around Alimia.
Destination: Alimia Island
The route takes you along one of the least visited coastlines of Rhodes, past hidden snorkelling spots most visitors never reach, ending in the clear waters and quiet bays around Alimia.
From here, the experience continues with open sea cruising and swimming stops in quiet, crystal-clear waters.
Boat Cruise from Kamiros to Alimia
Reaching Alimia by boat from Kamiros Skala is a true sea escape. You depart from the west coast of Rhodes and head into open waters, avoiding crowded routes and moving quickly toward remote locations.
Along the way, you pass Makri Island, where dolphins are occasionally seen in the open sea, before continuing to quiet bays like Nimporios and the shipwreck area, known for clear water, rocky seabeds, and excellent snorkeling conditions.
The route continues toward Alimia, an uninhabited island with a raw, untouched character. Its coastline is defined by calm bays, crystal-clear water, and complete silence, far from any organised tourism.
At Agios Minas, you can swim in protected waters, explore the small church area, or simply relax and take in the isolation of the landscape. The experience remains flexible, shaped around your pace and preferences.
This is a full day at sea, relaxed and unhurried, with no fixed schedule and complete freedom to enjoy each stop.
What you’ll experience
⚓ Departure from Kamiros Skala – Rhodes
A small, quiet port on the west coast of Rhodes. You start away from crowded marinas, with a smooth and relaxed departure into open sea.🐬 Makri Island – Dolphin Spot
As you pass Makri Island, keep an eye on the water. Dolphins are occasionally seen here, adding a spontaneous moment to the journey.🌊 Nimporios Bay & Shipwreck Spot
Swim in clear, sheltered waters and explore the shipwreck area, known for its rocky seabed and great snorkeling conditions.🏝️ Agios Minas – Alimia Island
A peaceful stop on an uninhabited island, with crystal-clear water and complete quiet. Perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the untouched surroundings.Why Visit Alimia by Boat
A boat cruise to Alimia from Kamiros Skala is the best way to explore the west coast of Rhodes and reach remote, untouched spots with comfort and flexibility. It combines cruising, swimming, and exploration in one experience, with access to places you cannot reach from land.
Additional Info
- Location : West Coast of Rhodes & Alimia Island
- Sea Water Color : Crystal Clear Blue
- Seabed Type : Rocky and Pebbled
- Depth : Mixed, shallow in bays and deeper in open water
- Sea Surface : Usually calm to slightly wavy depending on conditions
- Crowds : Quiet and uncrowded, especially in remote stops
- Other Info : Swimming, snorkeling, exploring remote bays
- Accessibility : By boat from Kamiros Skala
