Mykonos: Combo Yacht Cruise to Rhenia Island and Guided Tour of Delos

Details on Meeting Point:

IMPORTANT NOTE: For bookings without transfer, the meeting point is subject to change and to be confirmed the evening before depending on the current weather conditions and on the finalized embarkation point. You will be able to recognize one of the cruise representatives and crew by their t-shirt or sign saying 'Sunfos Alessia Yachting'.

Pick-up & drop-off shuttle service is optional and available upon your request after booking. Transfers will be arranged either from/to your hotel or a designated meeting point, depending on the location of your accommodation. Please contact the activity provider after booking, if required.

Additional info:

• Good health is necessary and moderate physical fitness level matches to the sailing cruise requirements. Cases of pregnancy, mobility and health restrictions must be advised before reservation and are subject to reconfirmation so to ensure a safe participation of the passenger on cruise.

• The size and type of sailing yacht operating the cruise is allocated by the cruise operator according to the current weather conditions and the number of participants so as to ensure a safe and comfortable sailing experience. 

What to bring with you:

• Passport or ID card (original, copy or photo)

• Windbreaker - waterproof jacket

• Beach towel (also available on board for rental), Sunscreen & Swimsuit 

• Spare clothes to change in case of getting wet

• Second pair of closed non-slip shoes for the guided tour of Delos Archaeological site

Any comments you think necessary to know, please notify us very well in advance:

• Mobility or health issues

• Pregnancy

• Food allergies

• Dietary restrictions (i.e. vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free) 

Good to know:

Mykonos is nicknamed “Island of Winds”. The Cyclades - the complex of islands where Mykonos belongs to - have been geographically shaped from the phenomenon of wind called “Meltemi”. Every summer the low barometric pressure from the Balkans clashes with the higher hot blasts from Africa and in this way the north wind of “Meltemi” is formed. Thus, the wind in Mykonos is completely normal and part of the lifestyle of both locals and visitors. It will ultimately leave its mark on your own Mykonos holiday album. According to the weather during the cruise, the selected beaches for swimming are the most protected ones and less windy. After all, this is also the experience of being on a sailing yacht, setting the sails to the wind needed as it is the primary engine power. Occasionally during the season there might not be enough wind or the convenient wind direction to set sails and only in such cases, the sailing route will be motorized.