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Spend a half day sailing the south coast of Mykonos: pass Ornos, Psarrou and Platis Gialos, swim and snorkel at Paradise, then linger over lunch at Agrari. This cruise blends short sailing hops with two swim stops and onboard Mediterranean fare.
Spend a half day sailing the south coast of Mykonos: pass Ornos, Psarrou and Platis Gialos, swim and snorkel at Paradise, then linger over lunch at Agrari. This cruise blends short sailing hops with two swim stops and onboard Mediterranean fare.
The boat slips away from Agios Ioannis as the white church on the shore shrinks into a watercolor of blue and stone. Wind fills the sail, the Aegean pushes the hull forward, and within an hour Ornos appears—a crescent of sand scored by yachts—before the skipper points the bow toward Psarrou and the coastal string of Mykonos south beaches.
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Operated by Mykonos Sea Excursions/Mykonos Sailing Dream · Mykonos, South Aegean
The boat slips away from Agios Ioannis as the white church on the shore shrinks into a watercolor of blue and stone. Wind fills the sail, the Aegean pushes the hull forward, and within an hour Ornos appears—a crescent of sand scored by yachts—before the skipper points the bow toward Psarrou and the coastal string of Mykonos south beaches.
This route threads modern beach culture and older maritime rhythms. Mykonos grew from fishing and seafaring; the southern coves sit where limestone cliffs meet open sea, and currents polish seabeds into the clear water you’ll snorkel. Around Paradise and Super Paradise the island’s party reputation shows in beach bars and music; at Agrari the shoreline relaxes into low cliffs and quieter bays where lunch is served on board—shrimp pasta, Greek salad, fruit and generous local wine.
Expect two main swim stops: a short visit at Paradise (snorkel gear provided) and a longer 90-minute stop at Agrari for swimming and lunch. Sailing legs are mostly short—45 minutes to Ornos, then brief hops of 5–15 minutes between beaches—so the day is equal parts cruising and shallow-water exploration.
Practical notes: meet at Agios Ioannis dock next to the church, bring passport details for port checks, and pack reef-safe sunscreen, swim shoes and a light wind layer. If you get seasick, take medication before boarding; if you want quieter moments, head for the forward bow or the shaded stern during anchor stops.
Meeting point is Agios Ioannis dock, next to the white church; check your confirmation for pickup details.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is available on board for use during the swim stop at Paradise.
Lunch is included (shrimp pasta, Greek salad, fruit); notify the operator of allergies or restrictions when booking.
Yes—it's family friendly and suitable for non‑swimmers, but bring life‑vest requirements will follow crew guidance and children should be supervised.
Mykonos Sea Excursions/Mykonos Sailing Dream operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Agios Ioannis as the white church on the shore shrinks into a watercolor of blue and stone. Wind fills the sail, the Aegean pushes the hull forward, and within an hour Ornos appears—a crescent of sand scored by yachts—before the skipper points the bow toward Psarrou and the coastal string of Mykonos south beaches.
The boat slips away from Agios Ioannis as the white church on the shore shrinks into a watercolor of blue and stone. Wind fills the sail, the Aegean pushes the hull forward, and within an hour Ornos appears—a crescent of sand scored by yachts—before the skipper points the bow toward Psarrou and the coastal string of Mykonos south beaches.
This route threads modern beach culture and older maritime rhythms. Mykonos grew from fishing and seafaring; the southern coves sit where limestone cliffs meet open sea, and currents polish seabeds into the clear water you’ll snorkel. Around Paradise and Super Paradise the island’s party reputation shows in beach bars and music; at Agrari the shoreline relaxes into low cliffs and quieter bays where lunch is served on board—shrimp pasta, Greek salad, fruit and generous local wine.
Expect two main swim stops: a short visit at Paradise (snorkel gear provided) and a longer 90-minute stop at Agrari for swimming and lunch. Sailing legs are mostly short—45 minutes to Ornos, then brief hops of 5–15 minutes between beaches—so the day is equal parts cruising and shallow-water exploration.
Practical notes: meet at Agios Ioannis dock next to the church, bring passport details for port checks, and pack reef-safe sunscreen, swim shoes and a light wind layer. If you get seasick, take medication before boarding; if you want quieter moments, head for the forward bow or the shaded stern during anchor stops.