Board at Kalafatis for an eight-hour private yacht that cruises southern Mykonos beaches, passes Delos, and anchors at Rhenia for swimming, SUP and a lobster pasta lunch. Expect guided commentary, water toys included, and generous local bites.
Board at Kalafatis for an eight-hour private yacht that cruises southern Mykonos beaches, passes Delos, and anchors at Rhenia for swimming, SUP and a lobster pasta lunch. Expect guided commentary, water toys included, and generous local bites.
You step onto the teak at Kalafatis just after noon, a warm breeze lifting the spray as the crew offers a welcome glass and a quick rundown of the route.
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Operated by Mykonos Eleftheriou Yachting · Mykonos, South Aegean
You step onto the teak at Kalafatis just after noon, a warm breeze lifting the spray as the crew offers a welcome glass and a quick rundown of the route.
The boat slips east and then skirts the southern beaches of Mykonos — Kalo Livadi, Elia, Super Paradise and Paraga — each cove a different color of sand and surf. The Aegean pushes the hull through the channel between Mykonos and nearby islets; the captain points out archaeological Delos in the distance while the sea dares you to dive in.
Geology here is compact, scrubby Cycladic rock worn into terraces and cliffs; wind and waves have shaped the coast for millennia. Delos was a sacred Bronze Age center; Rhenia, by contrast, remains largely uninhabited and offers quiet bays for swimming and snorkeling.
Local flavors arrive on board early: kopanisti, louza and seasonal fruit, then after hours of paddling and masks at Rhenia the crew serves lobster pasta with Greek salad and yogurt with honey. Ouzo and wine flow alongside casual guidance on safe snorkeling spots and basic boat etiquette.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes and a light wind layer — afternoons can be breezy. Motion-sickness medication helps if you’re sensitive. The private tour runs about eight hours from Kalafatis and includes equipment like SUPs, kayaks and snorkeling gear, so plan only to bring personal items and a charged phone for photos. Timing your jump in the sea for the calmer midday hours improves visibility for snorkelers.
Boarding is from Kalafatis beach at 12:00 local time; the tour returns to Kalafatis around 20:30.
Yes — masks, flippers, SUPs and canoes are provided as part of the private tour package.
Lunch (lobster pasta, Greek salad, yogurt with honey) and alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks are included and served on board.
Visits to Delos are possible upon request, but disembarkation at archaeological Delos requires planning; the usual itinerary focuses on southern Mykonos and Rhenia.
Mykonos Eleftheriou Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step onto the teak at Kalafatis just after noon, a warm breeze lifting the spray as the crew offers a welcome glass and a quick rundown of the route.
You step onto the teak at Kalafatis just after noon, a warm breeze lifting the spray as the crew offers a welcome glass and a quick rundown of the route.
The boat slips east and then skirts the southern beaches of Mykonos — Kalo Livadi, Elia, Super Paradise and Paraga — each cove a different color of sand and surf. The Aegean pushes the hull through the channel between Mykonos and nearby islets; the captain points out archaeological Delos in the distance while the sea dares you to dive in.
Geology here is compact, scrubby Cycladic rock worn into terraces and cliffs; wind and waves have shaped the coast for millennia. Delos was a sacred Bronze Age center; Rhenia, by contrast, remains largely uninhabited and offers quiet bays for swimming and snorkeling.
Local flavors arrive on board early: kopanisti, louza and seasonal fruit, then after hours of paddling and masks at Rhenia the crew serves lobster pasta with Greek salad and yogurt with honey. Ouzo and wine flow alongside casual guidance on safe snorkeling spots and basic boat etiquette.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes and a light wind layer — afternoons can be breezy. Motion-sickness medication helps if you’re sensitive. The private tour runs about eight hours from Kalafatis and includes equipment like SUPs, kayaks and snorkeling gear, so plan only to bring personal items and a charged phone for photos. Timing your jump in the sea for the calmer midday hours improves visibility for snorkelers.