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Sail from Ornos Bay toward Rhenia and the southern coves of Mykonos on a private catamaran with a freshly cooked Mediterranean meal and open bar. Expect snorkeling stops, turquoise swims, and a sunset return framed by Aegean light.
Sail from Ornos Bay toward Rhenia and the southern coves of Mykonos on a private catamaran with a freshly cooked Mediterranean meal and open bar. Expect snorkeling stops, turquoise swims, and a sunset return framed by Aegean light.
The catamaran slips away from Ornos Bay as the harbor lights shrink and the Aegean takes over — a broad palette of cobalt and gold under a steady Meltemi breeze. Guests settle on deck with a welcome Prosecco while the crew hoists sails, the boat cutting an easy, steady wake toward Rhenia and the quieter southern coves of Mykonos.
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Operated by The original and most renowned Catamaran company in Mykonos · Mykonos Town, Cyclades
The catamaran slips away from Ornos Bay as the harbor lights shrink and the Aegean takes over — a broad palette of cobalt and gold under a steady Meltemi breeze. Guests settle on deck with a welcome Prosecco while the crew hoists sails, the boat cutting an easy, steady wake toward Rhenia and the quieter southern coves of Mykonos.
This stretch of the Cyclades carries layers of history: the nearby isle of Delos was a major Bronze Age and classical sacred center, and the whitewashed coasts you pass are built on wind-swept limestone and volcanic debris that give the Aegean its signature clarity. The onboard meal leans local — olive oil, seafood, and vegetables prepared fresh — a direct line from islands' fishing culture to plate.
Expect two or more snorkeling and swimming stops in sheltered coves, time to drift in turquoise water, and a final leg timed for sunset views on the return to Mykonos. The experience balances relaxed sailing with service: an open bar (beer, white wine, sodas), snorkeling gear, and a chef cooking onboard.
Practical guidance: arrive at Ornos 15–30 minutes early for tender pickup and safety briefing; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit under light clothes, and a wind layer for evening chill. Motion-sick passengers should plan ahead; gratuities for the crew are customary. The cruise is private and suitable for most fitness levels, making it a straightforward way to combine island cruising, snorkeling, and a memorable Mykonos sunset.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to step into a tender and move around a boat recommended
Boarding is typically from Ornos Bay; guests are met at the dock and transferred to the catamaran by tender.
Yes — an eight-flavor full meal cooked on board and an open bar with beer, white wine, sodas and water are included.
Children can join but must be accompanied by an adult; child fares may apply under specific booking conditions.
Yes — snorkeling equipment is provided for guests during the scheduled swim stops.
The surrounding isles include Delos, a UNESCO archaeological island that was a major religious and trade center in antiquity; local ports grew around fishing and maritime trade.
Choose reef-safe sunscreen, avoid anchoring on seagrass, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact on fragile coastal coves and marine habitats.
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 catamaran slips away from Ornos Bay as the harbor lights shrink and the Aegean takes over — a broad palette of cobalt and gold under a steady Meltemi breeze. Guests settle on deck with a welcome Prosecco while the crew hoists sails, the boat cutting an easy, steady wake toward Rhenia and the quieter southern coves of Mykonos.
The catamaran slips away from Ornos Bay as the harbor lights shrink and the Aegean takes over — a broad palette of cobalt and gold under a steady Meltemi breeze. Guests settle on deck with a welcome Prosecco while the crew hoists sails, the boat cutting an easy, steady wake toward Rhenia and the quieter southern coves of Mykonos.
This stretch of the Cyclades carries layers of history: the nearby isle of Delos was a major Bronze Age and classical sacred center, and the whitewashed coasts you pass are built on wind-swept limestone and volcanic debris that give the Aegean its signature clarity. The onboard meal leans local — olive oil, seafood, and vegetables prepared fresh — a direct line from islands' fishing culture to plate.
Expect two or more snorkeling and swimming stops in sheltered coves, time to drift in turquoise water, and a final leg timed for sunset views on the return to Mykonos. The experience balances relaxed sailing with service: an open bar (beer, white wine, sodas), snorkeling gear, and a chef cooking onboard.
Practical guidance: arrive at Ornos 15–30 minutes early for tender pickup and safety briefing; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit under light clothes, and a wind layer for evening chill. Motion-sick passengers should plan ahead; gratuities for the crew are customary. The cruise is private and suitable for most fitness levels, making it a straightforward way to combine island cruising, snorkeling, and a memorable Mykonos sunset.