You’ll set out from Mykonos on a private catamaran with friendly crew, stopping near Delos for history and Rhenia for swimming or kayaking in clear water. Enjoy Greek meals and local wine on board while soaking up Aegean views—plus plenty of time to just relax on deck or chat with your guide as you drift back toward those iconic windmills.
I nearly lost my hat before we’d even left the port — the wind in Mykonos is no joke. Our guide, Nikos, just grinned and handed me a clip like he’d seen this happen a hundred times. We met the crew by the catamaran (sleek, white, smelled faintly of sunscreen and sea), and after quick hellos and a rundown of safety stuff (life vests everywhere), we found our spots on deck. The sun was already sharp but not too hot — I remember squinting at all those sugar-cube houses stacked up behind us as we pulled away from the new port.
The boat moved smoother than I expected. There was this moment when we passed Baos Pirates Island — Nikos pointed it out, told some story about old smugglers that I only half caught because someone popped open the first bottle of local wine right then. It tasted dry and salty in a good way. We didn’t actually get off at Delos (just circled close enough for photos) but our hostess gave us these little facts about ancient temples there — I probably should’ve listened harder, but honestly I was distracted by how blue everything looked. There’s something about that Aegean light that makes you feel both tiny and lucky.
We anchored near Rhenia where the water turned this wild turquoise color. Some folks jumped straight in; I hesitated (it looked cold) but ended up paddling around anyway — turns out they have kayaks and snorkels onboard if you want them. Lunch was simple: grilled fish, salads, fruit. Nothing fancy but after swimming it tasted perfect. The crew kept checking if we needed more wine or anything else, which felt relaxed instead of pushy.
On the way back we passed those famous windmills in Mykonos — you know the ones you see on postcards? If you do the sunset cruise, apparently the whole sky goes gold behind them. We did morning so it was just bright and windy, which suited me fine. I still think about that stretch of silence when everyone just watched the water for a while without talking much. It’s hard to explain why that sticks with me more than any photo.
Yes, hotel pickup is available by air-conditioned minivan for an extra cost.
No, there’s only a short stop offshore for photos and stories from your hostess; you don’t disembark at Delos.
Main meals are freshly prepared on board along with seasonal fruits and beverages including local wine.
Yes, snorkeling gear and water toys such as kayaks or paddleboards are available during your stop at Rhenia.
The base price covers 6 guests; there’s an additional fee of 50 EUR per extra guest above 6.
Yes, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and other dietary needs can be accommodated if requested in advance.
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels except pregnant travelers are not recommended to join.
Your day includes optional hotel pickup by minivan from anywhere in Mykonos (for an added fee), all fuel costs and taxes covered upfront, a professional skipper plus friendly crew looking after you throughout the journey, unlimited beverages including local wine onboard, freshly prepared main meals with seasonal fruits served at anchor near Rhenia Island—and plenty of time to swim or use provided snorkeling gear and water toys before heading back past iconic Mykonos sights.


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