There's a nice walkway to the entrance of the Mandraki marina where the Colossus of Rhodes (one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World) once stood. Now there are 2 bronze deers on stone columns in its place. It's definitely a must see when in Rhodes town but unfortunately, there's not much seating to enjoy the views for longer.

Busy little harbour lots of boat trips on offer even a floating restaurant. Really went there to see where the original place of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world once stood

Gorgeous place full of myths and history. Fabulous views of sea, marine life, yachts, old town and the place where the Colossus used to be 💗breathtaking Plenty of parking cruises shops ice-cream and fresh orange juice available while you are there

Too crowded, too much kiosks. Grand sea panorama is better for shots at dawn. Don't forget to buy here yogurt ice-cream.

Mandraki Marina, always busy and stunning. Book all your cruises here. These are pics from a sunset cruise 🇬🇷🌊

If you are on Rhodes you have to Visite the port. When we were there we saw a really big ship.(AIDA) you can walk around the harbour, the old town, the old castle. Great place to buy some Souvenirs (magnets, wine, oil, bracelets, jewellery, clothes(also fur🤬☠),...) or have a coffee with view on the harbour.

Most beautiful marina and port. Lively, lots of food places and people, shops, beautiful ancient buildings. Very hot. Some mosquitoes unfortunately but overall an awesome experience. Bus and little short cruises available. Knowledgeable and friendly people. My son and I enjoyed visiting twice and still haven't explored everything the place has to offer.

Nice walk,a lot of beautiful boats and excellent views.

Beautiful port. There's a wonderful view in all over the port, lot of attractions and have-to-visit places at and near the port. We took a cruise to Lindos from this port, highly recommend in order to change your experience to a fun trip instead a regular bus trip.

Excellent location. Perfect to sit for hours watching the world pass, boats come and go, cruise liners arrive and depart, and enjoy the occasional ice cream.