Mykonos Cruise

Proceed to the port on your own. Board the vessel at around 14:00. Get to know fellow travellers and of course start off with the partying! While staying for the first night at Laurium, choose between roaming around Laurium’s famous bar strip, or staying onboard. 

Note: On the rare occasion of any issues that may result from late arrivals, we may need to depart Athens on Sunday rather than Saturday.

Today enjoy a lovely brunch as we depart, heading to Kea’s Island complex, accompanied by great music and loads of excitement. During our trip, we’ll make a stop at Makronisos, to enjoy the first swim-stop in the crystal clear waters of the Aegean. The trip to Kea will include our first cove party, with a chance to explore Kea’s most beautiful village, Vourkari, as well. Overnight on board. (B)

Sail to Syros, the capital of the Cyclades. Syros Island is famous for its capital Ermoupoly, its excellent restaurants and its delicious local/traditional sweets, Loukoumi (Turkish delight) and Halvadopita (a soft kind of nougat). During our stay at Syros, enjoy a swim stop and a summer afternoon party with our DJ, or grab a cocktail and just relax onboard. Overnight on board. (B)

Today leave Siros and head to the trip’s main highlight, Mykonos! Mykonos is packed with high-end shops and stores as well as worldwide famous clubs and bars. The island of winds, as Mykonos is called, is particularly picturesque with stone-paved alleys, whitewashed houses, country chapels and windmills that ooze calmness and peace. Before reaching the mainland, enjoy a swim-stop at Rhenia and get ready to experience a combination of, on and off-boat parties, for a day to remember. Overnight on board. (B)

See all the great aspects of this beautiful Aegean Island, and roam around its Island complex while partying non-stop! We will make a couple of private stops and after all the “celebrations” the ship will anchor at a cove for overnight on board. (B)

Leave Mykonos and travel to Kythnos. On the way, we will stop at Kolona beach for a relaxing swim and some sunbathing. The Island’s name derives from the ancient Greek word “Kefthemon”, meaning a dim place to hide, since Kythnos used to be chosen by many as a hiding place from intruders and pirates of nearby settlements. Kythnos is also well known, for its great local Greek seafood. Stop at different coves during the day and spend overnight on board. (B)

Today sail back to Laurium where we initially departed. Arrive at the port early in the afternoon with one last night to create more memories. Overnight on board. (B)

After breakfast disembark. (B)