You’ll sail Mykonos’ southern coast by catamaran with a local crew—swimming off Psarou Beach, sharing Greek BBQ under open sky near Super Paradise Beach, and watching the Aegean sunset from deck. Includes hotel pickup so you can relax into island time right away.
I almost missed the pickup because I was still trying to untangle my hair from the wind — Mykonos does that to you. But the driver waited, smiling like he’d seen it all before. The drive down to Agios Ioannis Beach was quick but bumpy, and I kept catching glimpses of blue between whitewashed walls. When we reached the catamaran, I had that weird mix of excitement and “should I have brought another layer?” (I didn’t need it.)
Our guide, Sofia, handed out towels and grinned when she saw me eyeing the water toys. “Later,” she promised. We set off past Psarou Beach — honestly, I’d only seen it on Instagram before. Up close, it’s louder somehow: music drifting over from beach clubs, people waving from yachts like they’re in a movie. The water really is that clear turquoise you hope for (and yeah, cold at first). Jumping in felt like hitting reset on my brain.
Lunch happened somewhere near Super Paradise Beach. The crew started grilling — garlic and lemon in the air mixing with sea salt. There was this salad with feta that tasted nothing like what I get at home (in a good way), and someone spilled wine but nobody cared. Conversation bounced between languages; Sofia told us about her grandmother’s old recipes while showing us how to say “kali orexi.” I probably butchered it but she just laughed.
The sun started sinking and everyone got quiet for a second — not awkward, just… content? Pink and gold everywhere, even on our plates. I still think about that light sometimes when I’m back in my kitchen. We drifted back slowly toward shore, hair tangled again, salt on my skin, not really wanting it to end.
Yes, roundtrip hotel transfers are included—just contact after booking to arrange details.
A freshly prepared Greek BBQ meal is served onboard with salads, seasonal fruit, soft drinks, water, coffee or tea, plus alcoholic beverages.
Yes—there are stops for swimming and snorkeling at beaches like Psarou and Super Paradise; equipment is provided.
The tour typically covers several hours around sunset; exact timing varies by season.
Yes—the cruise is suitable for all fitness levels; infants must sit on an adult’s lap.
Towels and sunscreen are provided as part of your tour inclusions.
Yes—there is a restroom available onboard for guests’ use.
Your day includes roundtrip hotel pickup and drop-off in Mykonos, all port fees and taxes covered up front, use of towels and sunscreen onboard plus snorkeling gear if you want it. Drinks flow alongside a freshly grilled Greek BBQ meal with salad and fruit as you sail past famous beaches—then you’ll return to your hotel after sunset feeling salty-haired but happy.


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