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Experience the Cyclades from a private high-speed RIB: Delos archaeology, secluded Rineia coves, snorkel stops and an onboard lunch. This eight-hour private cruise combines pulse-quickening passages with long, clear-water swims and dockside comfort at Ornos Bay.
Experience the Cyclades from a private high-speed RIB: Delos archaeology, secluded Rineia coves, snorkel stops and an onboard lunch. This eight-hour private cruise combines pulse-quickening passages with long, clear-water swims and dockside comfort at Ornos Bay.
The bow rises and the Aegean answers—salt on your lips, wind pressing the horizon into a hard line. Onboard the Seafighter 36 Supersonic a tight crew moves like clockwork: lines set, snorkel kits ready, wine chilled. You cut away from Ornos Bay and the Cycladic islands open up, white rock faces and low scrub sliding past as the engine thunders where safe and permitted.
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Operated by Elite Power Ribs · Mykonos, South Aegean
The bow rises and the Aegean answers—salt on your lips, wind pressing the horizon into a hard line. Onboard the Seafighter 36 Supersonic a tight crew moves like clockwork: lines set, snorkel kits ready, wine chilled. You cut away from Ornos Bay and the Cycladic islands open up, white rock faces and low scrub sliding past as the engine thunders where safe and permitted.
Delos, a short ride away, is stone and sun: the mythic cradle of Apollo and Artemis and one of the Aegean’s most significant archaeological sites. Geologically these isles are compact limestone and schist, eroded into low ridges that throw clear water into sheltered coves. Rineia’s beaches feel younger—sands and shallow shelves where schools of fish probe the shallows and the sea dares you to dive in.
Culture here is maritime and measured: boat crews still read the swell the way generations have, and beach bars on return evenings trade stories for ouzo. Local insight: Delos enforces visitor limits and sensitive anchoring, so expect guided disembark rules.
Practical bit: this private RIB day runs about eight hours, with two to three swim/snorkel stops, lunch served on board, and time to explore Delos if you choose to go ashore. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and shoes that grip for wet boarding. Hydrate before and between jumps; the Aegean sun is relentless by midday. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative meds the night before. The trip blends speed and calm—fast approaches, then long, slow swims in clear water—so balance your appetite for adrenaline with basic sea sense.
Yes—Delos is a protected archaeological site and many cruises allow disembark for a timed walk; follow guide instructions and site rules.
Yes, snorkelling gear is included in the trip so you can jump in without bringing your own set.
The Seafighter 36 is equipped with an onboard restroom for guest use during the day trip.
Full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled in bad weather for safety.
Elite Power Ribs operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow rises and the Aegean answers—salt on your lips, wind pressing the horizon into a hard line. Onboard the Seafighter 36 Supersonic a tight crew moves like clockwork: lines set, snorkel kits ready, wine chilled. You cut away from Ornos Bay and the Cycladic islands open up, white rock faces and low scrub sliding past as the engine thunders where safe and permitted.
The bow rises and the Aegean answers—salt on your lips, wind pressing the horizon into a hard line. Onboard the Seafighter 36 Supersonic a tight crew moves like clockwork: lines set, snorkel kits ready, wine chilled. You cut away from Ornos Bay and the Cycladic islands open up, white rock faces and low scrub sliding past as the engine thunders where safe and permitted.
Delos, a short ride away, is stone and sun: the mythic cradle of Apollo and Artemis and one of the Aegean’s most significant archaeological sites. Geologically these isles are compact limestone and schist, eroded into low ridges that throw clear water into sheltered coves. Rineia’s beaches feel younger—sands and shallow shelves where schools of fish probe the shallows and the sea dares you to dive in.
Culture here is maritime and measured: boat crews still read the swell the way generations have, and beach bars on return evenings trade stories for ouzo. Local insight: Delos enforces visitor limits and sensitive anchoring, so expect guided disembark rules.
Practical bit: this private RIB day runs about eight hours, with two to three swim/snorkel stops, lunch served on board, and time to explore Delos if you choose to go ashore. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and shoes that grip for wet boarding. Hydrate before and between jumps; the Aegean sun is relentless by midday. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative meds the night before. The trip blends speed and calm—fast approaches, then long, slow swims in clear water—so balance your appetite for adrenaline with basic sea sense.