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Sail from Ornos Bay on a private catamaran to the unspoiled coves of Rhenia or the quieter south beaches of Mykonos. Enjoy two snorkel stops, a freshly prepared eight‑flavor lunch, and an open bar on this five‑hour ocean escape.
Sail from Ornos Bay on a private catamaran to the unspoiled coves of Rhenia or the quieter south beaches of Mykonos. Enjoy two snorkel stops, a freshly prepared eight‑flavor lunch, and an open bar on this five‑hour ocean escape.
The morning light on Ornos Bay cuts across the water like a promise: bright, cool, and moving. You board the catamaran from a tender while the crew hands out Prosecco and runs a concise safety briefing. Sails unfurl; the boat slips into the Aegean and the island of Rhenia appears as a low, rocky silhouette promising quiet coves and turquoise shallows that dare you to jump in.
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Operated by The original and most renowned Catamaran company in Mykonos · Mykonos, South Aegean
The morning light on Ornos Bay cuts across the water like a promise: bright, cool, and moving. You board the catamaran from a tender while the crew hands out Prosecco and runs a concise safety briefing. Sails unfurl; the boat slips into the Aegean and the island of Rhenia appears as a low, rocky silhouette promising quiet coves and turquoise shallows that dare you to jump in.
This stretch of the Cyclades carries deep maritime history—ancient trade routes threaded between Mykonos and Delos, and the whitewashed islands owe their shape to wind-swept schist and marble outcrops. Locals still measure days by the sea: fishing, seasonal tourism, and a cuisine centered on olive oil, fresh seafood, and simple, immediate flavors that you’ll taste onboard as the chef prepares an eight-flavor lunch.
Expect two snorkeling stops at sheltered coves with clear visibility, a relaxed swim after the meal, and an alternative south-coast loop if the meltemi makes open crossing uncomfortable. The crew provides snorkel gear, Wi‑Fi, and a stocked open bar (sodas, beer, white wine). Accessibility is generally good but boarding via tender requires stable footing.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for wet decks, and a light wind layer for the sail. Pack a small dry bag for phone/camera and plan gratuity for the crew. Morning departures avoid the strongest winds and afternoon light makes for the best photos. For travelers seeking blue-water calm, fresh seafood, and a private sailing tempo, this five‑hour cruise delivers reliable Aegean exposure with comfort and service.
easy.
5 hours.
Light — suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to board a tender and climb a short ladder to swim.
The catamaran departs from Ornos Bay; passengers are transferred to the boat by tender from the dock.
Yes—masks, snorkels, and fins are provided for use during the two designated snorkeling stops.
The onboard chef prepares a multi‑course lunch; notify the operator at booking about allergies or dietary needs so they can adapt the menu where possible.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather with a refund.
Mykonos sits near Delos, an ancient trading hub; the Cycladic islands have long been maritime crossroads shaped by seafaring and quarrying.
Avoid anchoring on seagrass meadows (posidonia) and minimize single‑use plastics; operators often follow local guidelines to protect marine habitat.
The original and most renowned Catamaran company in Mykonos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light on Ornos Bay cuts across the water like a promise: bright, cool, and moving. You board the catamaran from a tender while the crew hands out Prosecco and runs a concise safety briefing. Sails unfurl; the boat slips into the Aegean and the island of Rhenia appears as a low, rocky silhouette promising quiet coves and turquoise shallows that dare you to jump in.
The morning light on Ornos Bay cuts across the water like a promise: bright, cool, and moving. You board the catamaran from a tender while the crew hands out Prosecco and runs a concise safety briefing. Sails unfurl; the boat slips into the Aegean and the island of Rhenia appears as a low, rocky silhouette promising quiet coves and turquoise shallows that dare you to jump in.
This stretch of the Cyclades carries deep maritime history—ancient trade routes threaded between Mykonos and Delos, and the whitewashed islands owe their shape to wind-swept schist and marble outcrops. Locals still measure days by the sea: fishing, seasonal tourism, and a cuisine centered on olive oil, fresh seafood, and simple, immediate flavors that you’ll taste onboard as the chef prepares an eight-flavor lunch.
Expect two snorkeling stops at sheltered coves with clear visibility, a relaxed swim after the meal, and an alternative south-coast loop if the meltemi makes open crossing uncomfortable. The crew provides snorkel gear, Wi‑Fi, and a stocked open bar (sodas, beer, white wine). Accessibility is generally good but boarding via tender requires stable footing.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for wet decks, and a light wind layer for the sail. Pack a small dry bag for phone/camera and plan gratuity for the crew. Morning departures avoid the strongest winds and afternoon light makes for the best photos. For travelers seeking blue-water calm, fresh seafood, and a private sailing tempo, this five‑hour cruise delivers reliable Aegean exposure with comfort and service.