From Mykonos: Delos & Rhenia All-Inclusive Cruise with Lunch

Experience the Charm of Greece’s Islands with the Mykonos: Delos & Rhenia All-Inclusive Cruise

If you’re visiting Mykonos and craving a day of sun, sea, and history, this 6-hour cruise offers a fantastic way to spend your day. For $158 per person, you’ll explore Delos, the UNESCO-listed archaeological site, and relax on the stunning Rhenia island beaches. Led by knowledgeable guides, this trip combines cultural discovery, water activities, and a delicious buffet, all onboard a comfortable boat.

What we particularly love about this experience is how smoothly it combines history with leisure — you get to walk through ancient ruins and then cool off swimming or snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. Plus, the all-inclusive drinks and buffet make it feel like a true escape. One thing to consider is that the tour is weather-dependent, so if rain or wind hits, the trip might be canceled. This experience suits travelers who enjoy a mix of history, beautiful landscapes, and laid-back fun with good company.

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Key Points

• Visit two islands: Delos with its ancient ruins and Rhenia’s pristine beaches.
• All-day cruise: 6 hours of sightseeing, swimming, and relaxing.
• Includes: Buffet lunch, unlimited drinks, snorkeling, and paddleboarding gear.
• Expert guides: Friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable about the areas.
• Flexible booking: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance or reserve now and pay later.
• Great value: For about $158, you get a full day of adventure, comfort, and cultural insight.

A Deep Dive into the Cruise Experience

The Journey Begins with Convenience and Comfort

One of the first things you’ll appreciate is the hotel pickup and drop-off included in the price. It takes the hassle out of trying to find your own way to the boat, especially in a busy place like Mykonos. Once onboard, the vessel is described as clean, tidy, and spacious, making for a comfortable journey across the waters. Wi-Fi onboard means you can share photos or stay connected as you cruise past the beautiful coastlines.

The Itinerary: A Perfect Balance of Culture and Leisure

Your day starts with a scenic sail out from Mykonos, giving you a chance to enjoy the breathtaking views of the island’s coast. The first stop is Delos, a site that draws visitors with its immense archaeological significance. Walking through the ruins, you’ll see remnants of ancient markets, houses, temples, and an amphitheater, giving you a real sense of what Greek life was like thousands of years ago.

Reviews highlight the guides’ knowledge and friendliness, with some travelers mentioning guides like Bob and Ernesto who made the history come alive with engaging commentary. As one reviewer notes, “Bob and Ernesto were great. Both very engaging and informative,” which adds a personal touch to the trip and makes the ruins much more meaningful.

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Exploring Delos: An Archaeological Treasure

Delos is UNESCO-listed, and for good reason. It’s a true outdoor museum with ruins that seem to rise from the ground and tell stories of ancient Greece. Visitors often find themselves surprised at how well-preserved the site is, and how much there is to see—even with limited time. Some reviews mention, “the museum on Delos was amazing,” emphasizing the quality of the experience.

Keep in mind, if you’re a history buff or just curious, walking around this island will be a highlight. However, if mobility is a concern, note that walking up to some ruins might require a bit of effort.

Rhenia: Beaches, Snorkeling, and Relaxation

After exploring Delos, the boat heads to Rhenia, a quieter island famous for its golden beaches and crystal-clear waters. It’s a perfect spot for sunbathing, swimming, or trying out snorkeling with provided gear. Many reviews rave about the beautiful waters, with one traveler mentioning feeling like they were “in paradise.”

Standup paddleboarding is also available, giving those who want a bit of active fun a chance to glide across the water and see the underwater world up close. The water activities are described as refreshing and accessible—great for all skill levels.

The Food and Drinks: A Mediterranean Feast

The buffet lunch is a standout feature, especially for those who love fresh seafood and Greek flavors. The menu, cooked onboard by the crew, includes seafood pasta, Greek salad, and bread, accompanied by unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks. Reviewers consistently mention the delicious quality of the meals and appreciate the generous drinks service. One reviewer said, “Drinks were flowing nicely, and the food was amazing,” highlighting the value of the included all-you-can-drink offering.

The laid-back atmosphere on the boat, combined with good food and drinks, makes the experience feel more like a luxurious day out with friends than a typical tour.

The Return and Final Relaxation

As the cruise winds down, you’ll sail back to Mykonos, often with the sail up on the way home—a fun and scenic way to end the day. The trip’s duration allows enough time at each stop for exploration, swimming, and relaxing without feeling rushed.

What We Think: The Pros and Cons

The Best Parts

Knowledgeable Guides: From reviews like “Bob and Ernesto were very engaging and informative,” it’s clear that having friendly, well-informed guides elevates the experience. They help bring the ruins to life and contribute to the fun atmosphere onboard.

Stunning Waters and Views: The crystal-clear waters around Rhenia and the scenic coastline are genuinely breathtaking. Whether you’re snorkeling, paddleboarding, or just reclining with a drink, the setting is idyllic.

A Few Considerations

Weather Dependency: The tour is weather-dependent. If bad weather hits, the trip might be canceled or postponed. It’s worth checking the forecast beforehand and being flexible.

Walking at Delos: The ruins require walking and some climbing, which might be a consideration for travelers with mobility issues or those who prefer less strenuous sightseeing.

Who Would Love This Trip?

This cruise suits those who want a blend of history, beach relaxation, and good company. It’s perfect if you’re interested in seeing Delos’ archaeological sites but also want to enjoy water activities and a tasty meal without fussing over logistics. Families, couples, or small groups who value personalized service and authentic experiences will find this tour hits the mark.

Final Thoughts: Is This the Right Tour for You?

This cruise offers a well-rounded mix of cultural discovery and leisure, making it a fantastic choice for those wanting to explore beyond Mykonos’ beaches. The all-inclusive drinks and onboard lunch make it great value, especially considering the high quality of the food and the beautiful settings.

If you’re looking for a small, intimate experience—either private or in a small group—with friendly guides and stunning scenery, this tour delivers. The positive reviews speak volumes about its reliability, fun atmosphere, and highlight-worthy destinations.

However, if you’re sensitive to weather or prefer more self-paced exploration, you might want to plan carefully or look for a flexible cancellation option. But overall, this cruise provides a memorable day in Greece’s Aegean, perfect for those seeking a combination of history, water fun, and good Greek hospitality.

FAQ

How long is the cruise?
The cruise lasts about 6 hours, including transfers, sightseeing, and leisure time on the islands.

What’s included in the price?
You get hotel pickup and drop-off, a buffet lunch, unlimited drinks (wine, beer, soft drinks), snorkeling and paddleboarding equipment, and Wi-Fi onboard.

Is the tour suitable for children or families?
While the tour is generally family-friendly, it’s best suited for those comfortable with walking around ruins and swimming in open water. It’s not designed for travelers with mobility impairments.

Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The tour’s availability depends on weather conditions.

What should I bring?
Sunglasses, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and your passport or ID. A sense of adventure is also recommended!

Are there private options?
Yes, private or small group tours are available, providing a more personalized experience.

What if I don’t want to do water activities?
You can relax on the boat or at the beaches; snorkel and paddleboarding are optional.

Will I have enough time to explore Delos?
Yes, you’ll have enough time to walk through the ruins and visit the museum, but guided tours or walking speed might limit deeper exploration.

This cruise from Mykonos offers a rich blend of history, natural beauty, and relaxation—a perfect day for those who want to enjoy Greece’s islands with ease and style.

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