Top Mykonos Sailing Tours

We were picked up by a van at the "old port" (where our ship tendered us to), and taken to the sailboat. Captain Bob took us (our party of 2 and a total of 11 passengers) on his sailboat out to Dhelos. On the way, he gave us some information about Mykenos, Dhelos, the history, the geography we were sailing through, etc. At Dhelos, we had about 90 minutes to explore the museum and ruins on our own. Afterwards, we sailed towards a sheltered cove by Rhenia where we were able to swim. It was a cooler day - maybe half of us took the plunge. They supplied snorkel equipment and there were a surprising number of fish to look at. While this was going on, his assistant finished making our lunch - it was a Greek pasta dish topped with shrimp, accompanied by a salad and bread. Drinks (alcoholic and non) were plentiful. After lunch, we headed back to Mykonos. Along the way, he sailed past the windmills and gave us a bit of a color commentary on the history. After landing, the van took us back to our initial pickup point. Overall, a great way of seeing Dhelos, and we were able to get out there and largely see the ruins before the much larger excursion groups on larger shuttle boats made it over.