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Escape the crowds on a private, five-hour catamaran charter from Mykonos to the uninhabited islet of Rhenia. Expect anchored swims, SUP and kayak play, and a freshly cooked three-course lunch served onboard.
Escape the crowds on a private, five-hour catamaran charter from Mykonos to the uninhabited islet of Rhenia. Expect anchored swims, SUP and kayak play, and a freshly cooked three-course lunch served onboard.
The bow slices an impossible-blue sea as white buildings on Mykonos shrink behind you and the hum of the engines drops to a contented whisper. Onboard Aerial — a brand-new, walk-around catamaran — loungers invite sunlit pauses while the crew prepares a fresh, three-course meal. You’ll move between turquoise coves, anchored swims, and SUP or kayak sessions that tease rather than tire.
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Operated by Nostos Mykonos Yachts · Mykonos, South Aegean (Cyclades)
The bow slices an impossible-blue sea as white buildings on Mykonos shrink behind you and the hum of the engines drops to a contented whisper. Onboard Aerial — a brand-new, walk-around catamaran — loungers invite sunlit pauses while the crew prepares a fresh, three-course meal. You’ll move between turquoise coves, anchored swims, and SUP or kayak sessions that tease rather than tire.
Geology here is simple and stark: low-lying limestone and schist islands carved by wind and waves, with Rhenia’s scattered ruins hinting at ancient maritime trade routes. The Cyclades’ culture is maritime and seasonal — fishing, small-scale farming, and a long history of yachting — so expect local ingredients in the food and a relaxed, service-oriented crew.
Practicalities matter: this is a private, five-hour charter that includes snorkel gear, SUP, kayaks, soft drinks, wine, and hotel or port transfers. Routes are weather-dependent; captains commonly aim for Rhenia’s sheltered anchorages or the quieter southern bays of Mykonos, avoiding crowded tourist beaches.
To prepare, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swim top and a light wind layer for open-water crossings. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan accordingly — crossings can be smooth but conditions change. The experience is suitable for a wide range of travelers: families, couples, and small groups seeking a comfortable, active day on the Aegean with strong on-board service and space to unwind.
Pick-up and private boarding are arranged from Platis Gialos or Agia Anna/Paraga jetties depending on your booking and logistical considerations.
Yes — SUPs, kayaks, and snorkelling equipment are included and available during scheduled stops while anchored in suitable bays.
The onboard chef can accommodate reasonable dietary requests with advance notice; indicate restrictions when booking.
Itinerary is subject to weather. The captain may alter the route or cancel for safety; this operator’s policy lists sales as final but they will prioritize safe alternatives.
Nostos Mykonos Yachts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow slices an impossible-blue sea as white buildings on Mykonos shrink behind you and the hum of the engines drops to a contented whisper. Onboard Aerial — a brand-new, walk-around catamaran — loungers invite sunlit pauses while the crew prepares a fresh, three-course meal. You’ll move between turquoise coves, anchored swims, and SUP or kayak sessions that tease rather than tire.
The bow slices an impossible-blue sea as white buildings on Mykonos shrink behind you and the hum of the engines drops to a contented whisper. Onboard Aerial — a brand-new, walk-around catamaran — loungers invite sunlit pauses while the crew prepares a fresh, three-course meal. You’ll move between turquoise coves, anchored swims, and SUP or kayak sessions that tease rather than tire.
Geology here is simple and stark: low-lying limestone and schist islands carved by wind and waves, with Rhenia’s scattered ruins hinting at ancient maritime trade routes. The Cyclades’ culture is maritime and seasonal — fishing, small-scale farming, and a long history of yachting — so expect local ingredients in the food and a relaxed, service-oriented crew.
Practicalities matter: this is a private, five-hour charter that includes snorkel gear, SUP, kayaks, soft drinks, wine, and hotel or port transfers. Routes are weather-dependent; captains commonly aim for Rhenia’s sheltered anchorages or the quieter southern bays of Mykonos, avoiding crowded tourist beaches.
To prepare, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swim top and a light wind layer for open-water crossings. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan accordingly — crossings can be smooth but conditions change. The experience is suitable for a wide range of travelers: families, couples, and small groups seeking a comfortable, active day on the Aegean with strong on-board service and space to unwind.