Spend a private seven‑hour day on a 34' motor yacht exploring Mirabello Bay's coves and swim spots. This full‑day cruise from Agios Nikolaos includes lunch, snorkel gear, and a professional crew—perfect for families or small groups.
Spend a private seven‑hour day on a 34' motor yacht exploring Mirabello Bay's coves and swim spots. This full‑day cruise from Agios Nikolaos includes lunch, snorkel gear, and a professional crew—perfect for families or small groups.
The motor yacht slips away from Agios Nikolaos Harbor and the shoreline peels back: white houses cap cliffs, fishing boats bob, and the broad Mirabello Bay opens like a bright, moving plain. Guests find a place on deck, sun on face, salt on lips; the crew sets a relaxed rhythm—drop anchor, kit up, and step into water clear enough to read the seabed.
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Operated by Adventure Crete · Agios Nikolaos, Crete
The motor yacht slips away from Agios Nikolaos Harbor and the shoreline peels back: white houses cap cliffs, fishing boats bob, and the broad Mirabello Bay opens like a bright, moving plain. Guests find a place on deck, sun on face, salt on lips; the crew sets a relaxed rhythm—drop anchor, kit up, and step into water clear enough to read the seabed.
This day excursion traces the eastern Cretan coastline around Elounda and Mirabello Bay, an area shaped by limestone ridges and Pleistocene terraces that cradle sheltered coves and underwater caverns. Historically these waters sustained small fishing communities and Venetian trade routes; today small harbors still hum with local life—taverna smoke, fishermen mending nets, and olive groves on the hills.
Expect turquoise anchorages for swims and snorkeling, short shore visits, and panoramic views of Spinalonga Island from the water. The geology of the coast yields pebble beaches and steep rocky outcrops; currents are usually mild inshore but can rise with afternoon meltemi winds.
Practical details: tours run about seven hours, accommodate up to 10 guests, and include lunch, drinks, snorkel gear, and Wi‑Fi. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and a sea‑ready footwear. Confirm passport details a day before departure and plan to arrive at Agios Nikolaos Marina early to load smoothly. With a private crew, the day is adaptable—choose more snorkeling, longer sunbathing, or a slow coastal cruise to suit the group.
The excursion is approximately seven hours (420 minutes), typically a full‑day romp around Mirabello Bay.
Yes—use of snorkeling equipment is provided, though bringing a personal mask can be more comfortable.
Departures are from the Marina of Agios Nikolaos; free parking is available there for rental cars.
Yes—families are welcome and the boat accommodates infants and children; strollers are manageable on board.
Adventure Crete operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The motor yacht slips away from Agios Nikolaos Harbor and the shoreline peels back: white houses cap cliffs, fishing boats bob, and the broad Mirabello Bay opens like a bright, moving plain. Guests find a place on deck, sun on face, salt on lips; the crew sets a relaxed rhythm—drop anchor, kit up, and step into water clear enough to read the seabed.
The motor yacht slips away from Agios Nikolaos Harbor and the shoreline peels back: white houses cap cliffs, fishing boats bob, and the broad Mirabello Bay opens like a bright, moving plain. Guests find a place on deck, sun on face, salt on lips; the crew sets a relaxed rhythm—drop anchor, kit up, and step into water clear enough to read the seabed.
This day excursion traces the eastern Cretan coastline around Elounda and Mirabello Bay, an area shaped by limestone ridges and Pleistocene terraces that cradle sheltered coves and underwater caverns. Historically these waters sustained small fishing communities and Venetian trade routes; today small harbors still hum with local life—taverna smoke, fishermen mending nets, and olive groves on the hills.
Expect turquoise anchorages for swims and snorkeling, short shore visits, and panoramic views of Spinalonga Island from the water. The geology of the coast yields pebble beaches and steep rocky outcrops; currents are usually mild inshore but can rise with afternoon meltemi winds.
Practical details: tours run about seven hours, accommodate up to 10 guests, and include lunch, drinks, snorkel gear, and Wi‑Fi. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and a sea‑ready footwear. Confirm passport details a day before departure and plan to arrive at Agios Nikolaos Marina early to load smoothly. With a private crew, the day is adaptable—choose more snorkeling, longer sunbathing, or a slow coastal cruise to suit the group.