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Sail along Mykonos’ southern coast on a four-hour catamaran cruise that pairs snorkeling and a Greek BBQ with panoramic sunset views. Includes snorkeling gear, drinks, onboard restrooms and optional hotel transfer for a relaxed, small-group evening on the Aegean.
Sail along Mykonos’ southern coast on a four-hour catamaran cruise that pairs snorkeling and a Greek BBQ with panoramic sunset views. Includes snorkeling gear, drinks, onboard restrooms and optional hotel transfer for a relaxed, small-group evening on the Aegean.
The catamaran cuts through the Aegean with the sun sliding toward the horizon, the deck warm where guests lean on the polished rail and conversations soften to camera shutters. You pass Psarou’s glittering bay and the party curve of Super Paradise, turquoise water opening like a dare for a last swim before dusk.
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Operated by Luxury Yachting Greece · Mykonos, South Aegean
The catamaran cuts through the Aegean with the sun sliding toward the horizon, the deck warm where guests lean on the polished rail and conversations soften to camera shutters. You pass Psarou’s glittering bay and the party curve of Super Paradise, turquoise water opening like a dare for a last swim before dusk.
Mykonos sits on folded Cycladic bedrock — low, wind-swept hills of schist and marble — its harbor long shaped by seafaring and sponge-diving economies. From the boat you’ll see architectural cues of the island’s past: whitewashed houses, compact harbors, and the distant ruins of Delos, a sacred trading hub that once connected these islands to the wider Mediterranean.
Onboard, the crew grills a simple Greek BBQ while guests snorkel over beds of Posidonia or lounge on trampolines; bottled water, coffee, and limited drinks are included. The experience balances convivial luxury and island practicality: restrooms and life jackets on board, optional hotel transfer both ways, and space for up to a few dozen guests without the crush of larger ferries.
Expect roughly four hours on the water, light winds and occasional chop, and a sunset that electrifies quickly—bring a wind layer and a sense of timing. Book transfers early, consider motion-sickness prevention if you’re sensitive, and leave room in your evening to stroll Mykonos Town after the boat docks. This cruise is built to be both effortless and distinctly Mykonian: lively, blue, and decisively Aegean.
Yes—private transportation from and back to many hotels is included; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Yes—use of snorkeling equipment is included in the cruise price.
Yes—the catamaran is equipped with onboard restrooms for guest use.
The operator cancels in unsafe weather conditions; full refunds are provided if the cruise is canceled at least 24 hours before departure.
Luxury Yachting Greece operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran cuts through the Aegean with the sun sliding toward the horizon, the deck warm where guests lean on the polished rail and conversations soften to camera shutters. You pass Psarou’s glittering bay and the party curve of Super Paradise, turquoise water opening like a dare for a last swim before dusk.
The catamaran cuts through the Aegean with the sun sliding toward the horizon, the deck warm where guests lean on the polished rail and conversations soften to camera shutters. You pass Psarou’s glittering bay and the party curve of Super Paradise, turquoise water opening like a dare for a last swim before dusk.
Mykonos sits on folded Cycladic bedrock — low, wind-swept hills of schist and marble — its harbor long shaped by seafaring and sponge-diving economies. From the boat you’ll see architectural cues of the island’s past: whitewashed houses, compact harbors, and the distant ruins of Delos, a sacred trading hub that once connected these islands to the wider Mediterranean.
Onboard, the crew grills a simple Greek BBQ while guests snorkel over beds of Posidonia or lounge on trampolines; bottled water, coffee, and limited drinks are included. The experience balances convivial luxury and island practicality: restrooms and life jackets on board, optional hotel transfer both ways, and space for up to a few dozen guests without the crush of larger ferries.
Expect roughly four hours on the water, light winds and occasional chop, and a sunset that electrifies quickly—bring a wind layer and a sense of timing. Book transfers early, consider motion-sickness prevention if you’re sensitive, and leave room in your evening to stroll Mykonos Town after the boat docks. This cruise is built to be both effortless and distinctly Mykonian: lively, blue, and decisively Aegean.