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Board a private Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock and spend five hours cruising from Mykonos to Delos and Rhenia. Expect gourmet seafood, snorkeling, SUP, and customizable stops—ideal for morning calm or sunset spectacle.
Board a private Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock and spend five hours cruising from Mykonos to Delos and Rhenia. Expect gourmet seafood, snorkeling, SUP, and customizable stops—ideal for morning calm or sunset spectacle.
The hull cuts a cool line through Aegean blue as you step aboard an Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock. Salt spray lifts from the bow, a chef arranges seafood on a teak table, and the crew checks lines while the island spires of Mykonos shrink behind you.
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Operated by ΑΙΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΗ ΠΟΛΙΤΗ · Mykonos, South Aegean
The hull cuts a cool line through Aegean blue as you step aboard an Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock. Salt spray lifts from the bow, a chef arranges seafood on a teak table, and the crew checks lines while the island spires of Mykonos shrink behind you.
This half-day private cruise moves between two layers of the Cyclades: myth and shoreline. Delos, visible on calm days, is a compact archaeological island—ancient marble ruins and a mythic pedigree as Apollo’s birthplace—while the nearby isles of Rhenia offer low, fossil-rich limestone coves and long beaches where the water changes from pale turquoise to deep indigo.
The trip blends modern seamanship with local culture: Greek seafood prepared onboard, wines from the region, and the slow ritual of anchoring in sheltered bays. Geologically the small islands are folded limestone and schist; wind and wave have carved accessible coves and sandy spits ideal for snorkeling and SUP.
Plan practically: embarkation is at Ornos Dock (arrive 10–15 minutes early), and the tour runs about five hours. Expect light swell on open crossings; motion-sickness remedies help. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, and a light windbreaker for late-afternoon breezes. Photography is best in morning or golden-hour light; Delos can be breezy and cool even in summer.
Onboard inclusions—gourmet lunch, unlimited beverages, snorkeling gear, SUP and life jackets—make for an easy, self-contained day at sea. Whether you choose a morning of quiet bays or a sunset passage beneath a blazing sky, this private cruise trades crowds for curated stops and local flavor.
Embarkation and disembarkation take place at Ornos Dock; the operator will send an exact pin and the base manager will meet you in a navy uniform.
Yes—Delos can be a pass-by or a stop; private guided visits are optional and separate arrangements may be required for onshore entry.
Yes—restaurant-quality seafood, seasonal fruit, bottled water and unlimited white/rosé wine, beers and soft drinks are provided onboard.
Families with children can join; life jackets and SUP are available, but discretion is advised for very young swimmers and infants.
ΑΙΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΗ ΠΟΛΙΤΗ operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull cuts a cool line through Aegean blue as you step aboard an Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock. Salt spray lifts from the bow, a chef arranges seafood on a teak table, and the crew checks lines while the island spires of Mykonos shrink behind you.
The hull cuts a cool line through Aegean blue as you step aboard an Ocean Star 51.2 at Ornos Dock. Salt spray lifts from the bow, a chef arranges seafood on a teak table, and the crew checks lines while the island spires of Mykonos shrink behind you.
This half-day private cruise moves between two layers of the Cyclades: myth and shoreline. Delos, visible on calm days, is a compact archaeological island—ancient marble ruins and a mythic pedigree as Apollo’s birthplace—while the nearby isles of Rhenia offer low, fossil-rich limestone coves and long beaches where the water changes from pale turquoise to deep indigo.
The trip blends modern seamanship with local culture: Greek seafood prepared onboard, wines from the region, and the slow ritual of anchoring in sheltered bays. Geologically the small islands are folded limestone and schist; wind and wave have carved accessible coves and sandy spits ideal for snorkeling and SUP.
Plan practically: embarkation is at Ornos Dock (arrive 10–15 minutes early), and the tour runs about five hours. Expect light swell on open crossings; motion-sickness remedies help. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, and a light windbreaker for late-afternoon breezes. Photography is best in morning or golden-hour light; Delos can be breezy and cool even in summer.
Onboard inclusions—gourmet lunch, unlimited beverages, snorkeling gear, SUP and life jackets—make for an easy, self-contained day at sea. Whether you choose a morning of quiet bays or a sunset passage beneath a blazing sky, this private cruise trades crowds for curated stops and local flavor.