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Experience the beauty of Greece on a 6-hour boat cruise from Mykonos, visiting Delos and Rhenia with lunch, snorkeling, and stunning views.

If you’re looking for a day that combines history, natural beauty, and relaxing by the sea, this boat cruise from Mykonos ticks all the boxes. It’s a popular choice among travelers eager to explore the iconic archaeological site of Delos, unwind on secluded beaches, and enjoy a fresh, traditional Greek meal—all while sailing through some of the clearest waters in the Aegean.
What makes this experience particularly appealing is the combination of cultural exploration and pure leisure. Plus, the boat’s crew is often praised for their warm hospitality and attentive service, making the day both enjoyable and comfortable. However, it’s worth noting that the tour involves a fair amount of time on the water, which might not suit travelers prone to seasickness or those with mobility challenges.
This cruise is best suited for those who appreciate a blend of history, natural beauty, and good food—perfect for couples, families, or friends wanting a relaxing yet culturally enriching day. If you’re looking for a well-organized, value-packed adventure that offers plenty of opportunities to swim, snorkel, and soak up the sun, this might be your ideal outing in Mykonos.


The day begins at 9:00 am from Tourlos Marina, with guests meeting inside Matthew Tavern about 15 minutes before departure. The tour includes a comfortable sailing yacht with a skipper and assistant, who are known for their friendly approach and local knowledge. The group size tends to be small enough for personalized service, often with just enough space to relax and take in the views.
The first leg of the journey is a one-hour sail to the legendary Delos, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. This short cruise is beautifully scenic, offering glimpses of the islands, the shimmering water, and the chance to unwind as the boat glides across the Aegean.
Once at Delos, you’ll have approximately one hour to explore one of Greece’s most significant archaeological sites. This small island is packed with ruins—temples, statues, and ancient artifacts—telling stories of its ancient significance as a religious and commercial hub. The reviews highlight guides like Set Sail Mykonos providing insightful commentary, which enhances the experience considerably. One reviewer, Jorge, appreciated the knowledgeable guides, making the visit more meaningful despite some cloudy weather.
Note: Entrance tickets for the archaeological site are not included (€20 per person), so be prepared to purchase tickets on arrival if you wish to go inside.
After exploring Delos, the boat sails to Rhenia, which is four times larger and uninhabited. Here, the boat anchors in a secluded bay—a real highlight for many guests. The beaches of Glyfada, Stena, Lia, and Ambelia are famous for their crystal-clear waters and untouched charm. Many reviewers, including Guillermo Morales, note how beautiful and peaceful these beaches are, perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Guests can snorkel in the azure waters, often citing how easy it is to see underwater life without needing special training. The water ranges from emerald green to turquoise, creating a postcard-perfect scene. If you’re feeling energetic, you can also explore the island on foot, discovering raw nature and quiet coves.
Back on the boat, a traditional Mykonian lunch awaits. The meal typically includes local dishes, served with a selection of wine, beer, and soft drinks, as praised by reviews that mention the quality of onboard drinks and food.
Guests love the relaxed atmosphere during lunch, often commenting on the friendly service and the chance to unwind with good company and great views. This downtime is as much about enjoying the scenery as it is about sampling authentic Greek flavors.
The tour concludes with a return sail back to the starting point, with the option to be dropped off at either Mikonos or Matthew Tavern. The entire experience lasts around 6 hours, making it a perfect half-day escape from the more crowded parts of Mykonos.

Many reviews emphasize that the smaller group size creates a more intimate experience, allowing for better interaction with guides and crew. The crew, including the skipper’s assistant, often receives praise for their hospitality and attentiveness.
The onboard lunch is a highlight, with reviewers noting the delicious, traditional dishes. The emphasis on local flavors and friendly service makes you feel like a guest rather than just a tourist.
The balance between cultural discovery at Delos and leisure time on Rhenia ensures that the day caters to a variety of interests. Travelers who enjoy history will appreciate the guided insights, while those seeking relaxations will find plenty of time to swim or sunbathe.
At $158 per person, this cruise offers a lot of value—including snorkel gear and a meal. It combines the cost of a day trip with the experience of being on a private yacht, making it a smart choice for travelers wanting both comfort and adventure.


This boat cruise from Mykonos provides an excellent balance of cultural exploration, scenic beauty, and relaxed leisure. With knowledgeable guides, beautifully preserved ruins, and pristine beaches, it’s a well-rounded choice for anyone eager to see the best of what the Greek islands have to offer in just half a day.
The onboard meal, friendly crew, and opportunities for swimming and snorkeling make it a memorable experience that feels both authentic and indulgent. It’s especially suitable for travelers who want a guided, comfortable, and scenic day trip without the hassle of organizing multiple transportation or activities.
If your idea of a perfect day involves a mix of history, nature, and good company in stunning surroundings, this cruise is worth considering.
“Even though the day was a bit rainy and cloudy, the trip was as expected. This is my second time in 1 year doing this tour and its great.”

Is transportation included?
Yes, pickup options are available, and the meeting point is inside Matthew Tavern. You need to specify your exact pickup location the day before.
How long does the cruise last?
The entire experience lasts around 6 hours, starting at 9:00 am, including sailing, exploring, swimming, and lunch.
Do I need to buy tickets for Delos?
Yes, entry tickets are €20 per person, which are not included in the tour price.
What should I bring?
Bring a towel, sunscreen, and weather-appropriate clothing. Beach towels are not provided.
Can I snorkel?
Absolutely. Snorkeling gear is included, and many guests enjoy seeing underwater life in the clear waters.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While suitable for many, this tour may not be ideal for very young children or those with mobility issues.
What if the weather is bad?
The route may change depending on weather conditions, and Delos may be skipped if it is closed, but the cruise will proceed with other activities.
Are drinks included?
Yes, wine, beer, and soft drinks are provided onboard with your meal.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund, offering flexibility for your plans.
This cruise offers a fantastic way to enjoy Greece’s natural beauty and history in a relaxed, friendly setting. Whether you’re a history buff, a sun-seeker, or someone looking to escape the crowds, this trip provides lasting memories with genuine local hospitality.