Guided Catamaran Cruise to Delos and Rhenia from Mykonos

Mykonos is a popular Greek island located in the Aegean Sea. Part of the Cyclades group, Mykonos is known for its picturesque beaches, white-washed houses, and crystal-clear waters.

The adventure begins at the meeting point in Mykonos, where you'll be greeted on board the modern sailing catamaran by the experienced skipper and crew. When booking, you can choose from a morning cruise or a sunset evening cruise. The skipper will set sail from the port, as you sit back and admire the charming Cycladic architecture of the Mykonian houses.

As you sail along the Aegean Sea, a traditional drink of raki (homemade wine) will be served. You'll sail towards the north of Mykonos, passing by the small pirate island of Baos. The first stop of the tour is at the historical island of Delos, home to a unique archaeological site with roots in ancient Greek mythology. Upon arrival at Delos, you can capture some photos of the site from the catamaran, as the guide shares insights about its historical significance.

The journey then continues to the nearby island of Rhenia, an uninhabited island with a rich historical background and beautiful natural landscapes. The boat will stop in a secluded cove with clear turquoise water, perfect for a refreshing swim and snorkelling adventure! After exploring the underwater life, a freshly cooked delicious meal will be served on the boat.

On the way back to the starting point, you'll sail past Little Venice, a picturesque area with houses built right on the water's edge known for its stunning sunsets and lively bars and cafes. You'll have an amazing view of the Old Town and Mykonos' iconic windmills. If you choose the evening tour, you'll be treated to the magical golden sunset. Enjoy the glorious view of the sun slowly dipping on the horizon. The excursion will come to an end back at the starting point in Mykonos.

Relax and spend time with your loved ones on the 5-hour guided catamaran cruise from Mykonos, discovering two important islands in the Cyclades!