Mykonos: Catamaran Cruise with Lunch, Drinks and Transfer

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Before you book

Meet in front of Mathios Tavern, whose map pin is by the New Port at Tourlos, at 8:40 AM for the morning cruise or 3:10 PM for the sunset cruise; a van takes about 15 minutes to the boat. Hotel pickup is included only if you book that option.
The boat passes Delos without landing, so you see the site from the deck and need no Delos ticket.
In strong wind, the listing says, the route usually switches to Mykonos's south coast. Expect that in meltemi season: the northerly wind blows over the Aegean from early May to mid-October, most often in July and August.
Give the full name and ID or passport number of every passenger, a port authority rule. Towels are not included. Not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
Cancellation, as listed: “Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.”

About This Experience

A catamaran cruise, morning or sunset, from Mathios Tavern by Mykonos New Port or from your hotel by option: past Delos for photos from the deck, then a long swim stop in a cove on Rhenia with lunch and wine.

Highlights

Sail among the turquoise waters of the Aegean to Rhenia island.
Stop at Rhenia island
Swim and at snorkel at secluded island cove
Taste delicious homemade wine and delight in a traditional lunch

What's Included

✓ Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected)
✓ Homemade rosé wine
✓ Fresh traditional meal with seafood pasta, meat, and vegetarian options
✓ Seasonal fruits
✓ 2-hour swimming stop at Rhenia island (weather permitted)
✓ Bluetooth speaker
✓ Sup (weather permitted)
✓ Snorkeling gear
✓ Fuel charges

Not Included

Hike to Delos
Towels

Good to Know

Please provide the full name and ID/Passport number for all participants, due to port authority regulations.
Visitors will not disembark on Delos Island. The cruise passes by the island, giving you the opportunity to take photos and enjoy the view from the boat.
The itinerary may be modified at the captain’s discretion depending on weather, wind, and sea conditions. In case of strong winds, the alternative route usually follows the south coast of Mykonos, including visits to some of the island’s famous beaches and a beautiful protected cove away from the crowds.