Skevos Fishing Trip Rhodes invites you on a fishing adventure on the scenic and rich waters of Greece! Starting out of Rodos, you and Skipper Mike Kampouris will head to the beautiful Kallithea Springs and have lots of fun as you chase many prized species
"Captain Skevos was brilliant right from the start of the trip." — Andrew,
Captain Manolis runs angling trips out of Rodos and offers to show you what the local fishery is all about. Come on boat with Skipper Mixalis, whose main priority is to get you on some fish.
"Our two-day fishing trip in Rhodes with Captain Manolis was an incredible adventure and truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience!" — Daniela,
If you're ready to experience fishing in Rodos, book a trip with Makarounas Fishing Trips Rhodes. Captain Vasilios will be your guide, allowing you to benefit from years of professional experience.
"This was the second time we've done this trip and once again this was amazing." — Brodie,
Shared fishing trips in Simi are charged per person and usually range from $72–$80 per angler. Prices vary based on factors such as the length of the trip, the type of fishing experience offered, the equipment and services included, and the overall scope of the trip. Longer trips, more specialized fishing styles, and packages that include additional services or amenities generally cost more than shorter, more straightforward outings. Multi-day trips are typically priced higher than standard day trips.
Fishing in Simi is typically done on the Mediterranean, with charters running a mix of trolling and bottom fishing from multiple spots to chase species like Amberjack and Dolphin (Mahi Mahi). The best trips for most people are the half-day sessions where the crew actively search different ground when the bite slows, and they keep things smooth with shared know-how on local techniques and strong, ready-to-cook results (often with an onboard BBQ using what’s landed). If you want food after you fish, look for boats that reliably have fresh grilling set up and the gear to handle light- and bottom setups alongside lures.
Amberjack bites best in September and August in Simi, and it’s one of the top catches anglers go after. You’ll also see strong chances for Bonito (September and October) and Little Tunny (June and July), plus Bluefin Tuna in July and August.
Late summer is the strongest window in Simi, with August through September bringing the best mix of warm water and active offshore fish. Amberjack are especially good in August and September, and Bluefin Tuna can also peak in August, so the action is more concentrated than it is earlier in the season. Simi fishes outside that stretch too, but the bite is usually more reliable once the sea has warmed and the pelagic fish settle in.
Families often enjoy fishing in Simi because the trips are described as fun outings for beginners, with crews sharing what to do and making sure everyone gets a chance to catch something. Several reviews mention younger guests coming off happy after reeling in small fish, and some trips also include swimming plus a barbecue and Greek salad on board. Kids specifically mention catching fish on their own, including Amberjack or Gilt-head Seabream, and the experience is commonly paired with onboard food as a big highlight.
Simi trips are usually about getting out on the water and making the most of the local fishing, so pack for a day that may run from comfortable to hot depending on the season. Strong sun can be an issue, especially on open water, so bring sun protection, a hat, and a bottle of water to stay comfortable through the trip. Nearly all local charters in Simi provide fishing gear, and nearly all also provide bait and lures, so you can travel light on tackle and focus on a few personal items instead. If you’re planning an offshore run, seasickness medicine is worth packing so rougher water does not cut the trip short.
