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A private five-hour cruise from Ornos takes you along Mykonos’ southern beaches—Psarou, Paraga, Paradise and Super Paradise—combining swim stops, snorkeling and on-board refreshments. Ideal for bachelor parties or honeymoons looking for a mix of beach-club glamour and clear-water swimming.
A private five-hour cruise from Ornos takes you along Mykonos’ southern beaches—Psarou, Paraga, Paradise and Super Paradise—combining swim stops, snorkeling and on-board refreshments. Ideal for bachelor parties or honeymoons looking for a mix of beach-club glamour and clear-water swimming.
You step onto the Ornos dock with the Aegean wind already tugging at your hair and the captain smiling like this sea knows how to keep secrets. The boat slips away from the harbor, white hull cutting a path toward Psarou's turquoise glare, past Paraga's shallow beaches and the party-sculpted curves of Paradise and Super Paradise.
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Operated by Ritzy Mykonos · Mykonos, South Aegean
You step onto the Ornos dock with the Aegean wind already tugging at your hair and the captain smiling like this sea knows how to keep secrets. The boat slips away from the harbor, white hull cutting a path toward Psarou's turquoise glare, past Paraga's shallow beaches and the party-sculpted curves of Paradise and Super Paradise.
This stretch of Mykonos faces the open Cyclades; the islands were shaped by marble and volcanic uplift, then scoured by the meltemi winds that give the sea its clarity. Culturally, the route skirts the island’s glamorous present—the beach clubs, celebrity crowds and loud playlists—yet it runs close to ancient Delos, a sacred archaeological neighbor that reminds you these waters have carried pilgrims and traders for millennia.
Expect a five-hour private cruise that alternates slow coastal sight-seeing with 20–60 minute swim stops in sheltered coves. Snorkeling gear and towels are provided; snacks, bottled water and soft drinks are included, plus licensed alcohol for passengers over 18. The captain chooses stops based on wind and sea state—on rough days Super Paradise may be replaced by a calmer bay.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer for open-deck stretches, and a proof of age if you plan to drink. Wear reef shoes if you plan to explore rocky coves. Plan transfers with time buffer—roads into Mykonos Town and Ornos can slow morning pickups. If weather cancels the cruise, the operator follows a strict no-refund policy but will cancel if conditions are unsafe.
The cruise boards at Ornos dock and returns there at the end of the approximately five-hour tour.
Yes—mask, snorkel and fins are provided for passenger use during swim stops.
Yes—stops are chosen by the captain based on wind and sea conditions; the operator will cancel in unsafe weather but has a no-refund sales policy.
Alcoholic beverages are offered; Greek law requires passengers to be at least 18 to consume alcohol on board.
Ritzy Mykonos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the Ornos dock with the Aegean wind already tugging at your hair and the captain smiling like this sea knows how to keep secrets. The boat slips away from the harbor, white hull cutting a path toward Psarou's turquoise glare, past Paraga's shallow beaches and the party-sculpted curves of Paradise and Super Paradise.
You step onto the Ornos dock with the Aegean wind already tugging at your hair and the captain smiling like this sea knows how to keep secrets. The boat slips away from the harbor, white hull cutting a path toward Psarou's turquoise glare, past Paraga's shallow beaches and the party-sculpted curves of Paradise and Super Paradise.
This stretch of Mykonos faces the open Cyclades; the islands were shaped by marble and volcanic uplift, then scoured by the meltemi winds that give the sea its clarity. Culturally, the route skirts the island’s glamorous present—the beach clubs, celebrity crowds and loud playlists—yet it runs close to ancient Delos, a sacred archaeological neighbor that reminds you these waters have carried pilgrims and traders for millennia.
Expect a five-hour private cruise that alternates slow coastal sight-seeing with 20–60 minute swim stops in sheltered coves. Snorkeling gear and towels are provided; snacks, bottled water and soft drinks are included, plus licensed alcohol for passengers over 18. The captain chooses stops based on wind and sea state—on rough days Super Paradise may be replaced by a calmer bay.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer for open-deck stretches, and a proof of age if you plan to drink. Wear reef shoes if you plan to explore rocky coves. Plan transfers with time buffer—roads into Mykonos Town and Ornos can slow morning pickups. If weather cancels the cruise, the operator follows a strict no-refund policy but will cancel if conditions are unsafe.