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Set off from Ornos on a five-hour catamaran that mixes swim stops at Rhenia with a visit to historic Delos, an onboard meal of fresh local ingredients, and an open bar. Ideal for swimmers and sunset chasers looking for a relaxed Aegean day at sea.
Set off from Ornos on a five-hour catamaran that mixes swim stops at Rhenia with a visit to historic Delos, an onboard meal of fresh local ingredients, and an open bar. Ideal for swimmers and sunset chasers looking for a relaxed Aegean day at sea.
The catamaran slips out of Ornos as the island peels away: whitewashed roofs recede, wind fills the sails, and the Aegean dares you to drop the shore behind. Onboard, teak decks warm underfoot and a kitchen bustle turns local produce into a straightforward, satisfying lunch while the sea keeps moving the horizon.
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Operated by Lunar Cruises Mykonos · Ornos, South Aegean
The catamaran slips out of Ornos as the island peels away: whitewashed roofs recede, wind fills the sails, and the Aegean dares you to drop the shore behind. Onboard, teak decks warm underfoot and a kitchen bustle turns local produce into a straightforward, satisfying lunch while the sea keeps moving the horizon.
This cruise threads two pieces of Cycladic history: the sacred ruins of Delos, where marble columns and ancient streets reflect a long human presence, and the quieter volcanic-sand coves of Rhenia, whose reefs and shallow shelves reveal the geology of the Aegean—limestone outcrops, marine terraces and clear-water channels ideal for swimming. The local culture is small-island practical: fish, wine, and conviviality delivered simply and well.
Expect two main swim stops, time to walk or view Delos from the tender and an open bar that keeps pace with the afternoon. The rhythm of the trip is relaxed; wind and tide set the pace, and crew will guide snorkelers toward protected bays and drop anchor where the water is clearest.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer for evenings, and a day pack for camera and passport. If you’re prone to seasickness, take prevention before boarding. Book a sunset departure for cooler light and calmer late-afternoon seas; day cruises deliver stronger sun and longer swim windows. Arrive early at Ornos dock for a smooth boarding, and keep an eye on the cancellation window—weather can close the sea quickly, but the right day yields a simple, high-reward Aegean outing.
Boarding takes place at Ornos dock, close to local piers and a short taxi or bus ride from Mykonos Town.
Yes — a cooked meal with local ingredients, fresh fruit, soft drinks, beers and wine are included, plus towels and basic snorkel gear.
The itinerary includes a stop at or view of Delos; time ashore may be limited depending on schedule, so check with the operator.
Full refund is available if canceled at least 24 hours prior; operators may cancel for poor weather and offer refunds according to their policy.
Lunar Cruises Mykonos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips out of Ornos as the island peels away: whitewashed roofs recede, wind fills the sails, and the Aegean dares you to drop the shore behind. Onboard, teak decks warm underfoot and a kitchen bustle turns local produce into a straightforward, satisfying lunch while the sea keeps moving the horizon.
The catamaran slips out of Ornos as the island peels away: whitewashed roofs recede, wind fills the sails, and the Aegean dares you to drop the shore behind. Onboard, teak decks warm underfoot and a kitchen bustle turns local produce into a straightforward, satisfying lunch while the sea keeps moving the horizon.
This cruise threads two pieces of Cycladic history: the sacred ruins of Delos, where marble columns and ancient streets reflect a long human presence, and the quieter volcanic-sand coves of Rhenia, whose reefs and shallow shelves reveal the geology of the Aegean—limestone outcrops, marine terraces and clear-water channels ideal for swimming. The local culture is small-island practical: fish, wine, and conviviality delivered simply and well.
Expect two main swim stops, time to walk or view Delos from the tender and an open bar that keeps pace with the afternoon. The rhythm of the trip is relaxed; wind and tide set the pace, and crew will guide snorkelers toward protected bays and drop anchor where the water is clearest.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer for evenings, and a day pack for camera and passport. If you’re prone to seasickness, take prevention before boarding. Book a sunset departure for cooler light and calmer late-afternoon seas; day cruises deliver stronger sun and longer swim windows. Arrive early at Ornos dock for a smooth boarding, and keep an eye on the cancellation window—weather can close the sea quickly, but the right day yields a simple, high-reward Aegean outing.