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Spend five hours on a catamaran from Mykonos exploring Delos and swimming in Rhenia’s turquoise coves. Includes snorkeling, a freshly cooked meal, bottled wine, and hotel transfer — choose morning or sunset for different light and sea conditions.
Spend five hours on a catamaran from Mykonos exploring Delos and swimming in Rhenia’s turquoise coves. Includes snorkeling, a freshly cooked meal, bottled wine, and hotel transfer — choose morning or sunset for different light and sea conditions.
The catamaran slips away from Mykonos' new port, white houses shrinking into a staggered coastline while the Aegean air sharpens around you. Salt and wine mingle with the thump of the engine; gulls wheel as the vessel threads north toward Delos and the sheltered coves of Rhenia. Whether you choose morning light or the gilded end of day, the rhythm is the same: breeze, blue, and a sequence of photo-ready moments.
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Operated by Mykonos Cruises, Yacht Sailing Tours, Mykonos Catamaran, Dolphin Navigation · Mykonos, South Aegean
The catamaran slips away from Mykonos' new port, white houses shrinking into a staggered coastline while the Aegean air sharpens around you. Salt and wine mingle with the thump of the engine; gulls wheel as the vessel threads north toward Delos and the sheltered coves of Rhenia. Whether you choose morning light or the gilded end of day, the rhythm is the same: breeze, blue, and a sequence of photo-ready moments.
Delos is an exposed archaeological island—an open-air museum and UNESCO-protected site where stone columns and marble terraces mark an ancient religious and trading hub tied to Apollo and Artemis. Geologically the islands are limestone and schist, scoured by wind and waves; Rhenia’s small coves collect the Aegean’s clean turquoise water and offer sheltered snorkeling over rocky bottoms and seagrass.
Onboard, expect a freshly cooked Mediterranean meal served family-style, complimentary bottled wine and soft drinks, and basic snorkeling equipment. The crew will pause offshore for photos at Delos, anchor in a calm cove at Rhenia for roughly two hours of swimming and snorkeling, and return past Mykonos Town for sunset views and the windmills.
Practical guidance: bring a towel (not provided), reef-safe sunscreen, and a lightweight windbreaker for evening breezes. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included by minivan; minimum age is 6. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic mobility for stepping on and off the catamaran. Check weather and cancellation windows—captain’s discretion may reroute to Mykonos’ south coast when winds pick up.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb a short ladder and stand for periods during the cruise.
Yes—masks and snorkels are provided, but many guests bring their own mask for a better fit.
Yes—hotel pickup and drop-off by air-conditioned minivan from many Mykonos hotels is included; you’ll provide your pickup point when booking.
The cruise passes Delos for photo stops and onboard commentary; a landing at Delos is not included in this tour.
Full refund is available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; the captain may change the route or cancel for safety due to wind or sea conditions.
Delos is an archaeological powerhouse—an ancient religious and commercial center tied to Greek myth as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, with excavated ruins visible from the water.
Delos is a protected archaeological site and Rhenia is largely uninhabited; visitors should avoid anchoring on sensitive seagrass beds and use reef-safe products to limit impact.
Mykonos Cruises, Yacht Sailing Tours, Mykonos Catamaran, Dolphin Navigation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from Mykonos' new port, white houses shrinking into a staggered coastline while the Aegean air sharpens around you. Salt and wine mingle with the thump of the engine; gulls wheel as the vessel threads north toward Delos and the sheltered coves of Rhenia. Whether you choose morning light or the gilded end of day, the rhythm is the same: breeze, blue, and a sequence of photo-ready moments.
The catamaran slips away from Mykonos' new port, white houses shrinking into a staggered coastline while the Aegean air sharpens around you. Salt and wine mingle with the thump of the engine; gulls wheel as the vessel threads north toward Delos and the sheltered coves of Rhenia. Whether you choose morning light or the gilded end of day, the rhythm is the same: breeze, blue, and a sequence of photo-ready moments.
Delos is an exposed archaeological island—an open-air museum and UNESCO-protected site where stone columns and marble terraces mark an ancient religious and trading hub tied to Apollo and Artemis. Geologically the islands are limestone and schist, scoured by wind and waves; Rhenia’s small coves collect the Aegean’s clean turquoise water and offer sheltered snorkeling over rocky bottoms and seagrass.
Onboard, expect a freshly cooked Mediterranean meal served family-style, complimentary bottled wine and soft drinks, and basic snorkeling equipment. The crew will pause offshore for photos at Delos, anchor in a calm cove at Rhenia for roughly two hours of swimming and snorkeling, and return past Mykonos Town for sunset views and the windmills.
Practical guidance: bring a towel (not provided), reef-safe sunscreen, and a lightweight windbreaker for evening breezes. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included by minivan; minimum age is 6. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic mobility for stepping on and off the catamaran. Check weather and cancellation windows—captain’s discretion may reroute to Mykonos’ south coast when winds pick up.