Our Private Day Cruise to Mykonos South Coast offers you the unique opportunity to explore the famous beaches of the island in a luxurious and fun way!
A
known myth that exists about Mykonos is that under its imposing rocky
formations, the legendary Giants are buried that were killed by
Hercules during the Great Fight of Giants "Gigantomachy".
These rocks create a particular geographical relief, which is
influenced by the winds blowing in the area, known as "annual
winds" or "meltemia". This results in the southern
beaches being protected from the winds, and thus attracting visitors
to the island.
The
beaches of Mykonos are totally intertwined with the island's global
reputation, as both quality and number are something you do not
encounter on any other island of the Cyclades and beyond! Psarou,
Platis Gialos, Kalo Livadi, Paraga, Super Paradise are some of those
that are indissolubly linked to the most beautiful memories of those
who visited Mykonos. They feature plenty of restaurants, clubs, open
beach bars, hosting numerous celebrities from around the world.
The
southern coastline has stunning beaches that are accessible only by
boat, making it ideal for swimming, relaxation and private fun. The culmination of this beauty is the deserted Dragonissi, located near
the southeastern coast of Mykonos.
Moving
from west to east on the south coast of Mykonos, we visit the
world-famous beaches such as Psarou, Platis Gialos, Paradise, Super
Paradise, Paranga, Kalo Livadi, Kalafatis.
On
the beaches we find famous beach bars, restaurants, clubs, some of
which have marinas and access points so it is easy to make a stop to
have your coffee or a drink while enjoying the entertainment that
Mykonos is famous for.
In case you want moments of relaxation, you can swim in quiet bays and
small beaches, enjoying the amenities on our boat.
Experience
the excellence by visiting Dragonisi, which impresses with its
crystal blue turquoise waters and the impressive rocks that create
small underwater caves. The scenery is unprecedented, while the
waters are magnetizing the visitor for a swim.
If
the excursion is daily, returning to Mykonos in the afternoon, you
will enjoy the sunset at sea.
Source: Don Blue Yachting
