From Naxos: Delos And Mykonos Full-Day Trip By Catamaran

Exploring the ancient ruins of Delos and the vibrant streets of Mykonos from Naxos is a captivating way to experience Greece’s rich history and culture. This full-day catamaran trip offers travelers an unparalleled opportunity to discover the UNESCO-listed archaeological site of Delos and enjoy the charming ambiance of Mykonos. With flexible booking options and a modern, air-conditioned vessel, the tour caters to diverse travelers seeking an unforgettable adventure. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking to soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere, this excursion promises an unforgettable day that may leave you eager to uncover more of Greece’s hidden gems.

Key Points

A full-day cruise from Naxos to the UNESCO Heritage site of Delos and the picturesque island of Mykonos, lasting 10 hours and priced from Kč 1,501 per person.
Flexible booking options with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and the ability to reserve and pay later to secure spots.
Guided tours and independent exploration available at Delos, allowing visitors to enjoy the ancient monuments and remains.
Opportunity to explore the charming Mykonos town, including the iconic windmills, scenic Alefkántra neighborhood, and the vibrant Hora main center.
Positive reviews highlight the flexibility in handling weather conditions and the overall seamless island-hopping experience, making it an attractive option for travelers.

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Trip Overview and Pricing

The full-day cruise from Naxos to Delos Island and Mykonos costs from Kč 1,501 per person and lasts 10 hours.

Travelers can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The tour also offers the option to reserve now and pay later, allowing customers to secure their spot.

The cruise departs aboard a modern, air-conditioned catamaran, with the first stop being the UNESCO Heritage site of Delos for a 3-hour visit.

The second stop is Mykonos, where you will have 3 hours of free time to explore the town, Little Venice, and the iconic windmills.

Itinerary and Activities

Aboard the modern air-conditioned catamaran, participants first board in the morning to embark on their journey.

The first stop is the UNESCO Heritage site of Delos, where they’ll spend 3 hours exploring the ancient monuments and remains of Greek and Roman mansions. Guests can choose to take a guided tour or explore the site independently, paying the entry fee on-site.

The second stop is the vibrant island of Mykonos, where participants enjoy 3 hours of free time to wander the scenic alleys, visit Little Venice and the iconic windmills, and indulge in local cuisine and coffee at the charming cafes and restaurants.

Inclusions and Exclusions

This full-day cruise includes the boat trip, admission to the Delos Archaeological Site, and time to explore the charming island of Mykonos.

However, the entrance fee for Delos must be paid on-site. Plus, food, drinks, and hotel transfers aren’t included in the price.

The cruise provides a bar on the boat, allowing passengers to purchase refreshments during the journey.

While the inclusions cover the primary activities, visitors should budget for additional expenses such as:

Delos entrance fee
Meals and snacks
Transportation to and from the departure point

Participant Information

Participants on this full-day cruise can be adults aged 18 to 99, youth aged 13 to 17, children aged 6 to 12, and infants 5 and younger.

The cruise welcomes a diverse range of travelers, catering to different age groups. Whether you’re an adult seeking to explore Delos and Mykonos or a family with young children, everyone can enjoy this exciting day trip.

The flexible participant options ensure that the experience is accessible to a wide audience, making it an ideal choice for both solo travelers and groups.

The cruise accommodates a variety of needs, ensuring a memorable experience for all.

Customer Reviews and Ratings

The full-day cruise from Naxos to Delos and Mykonos has received a rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars based on 67 reviews.

Visitors praised the historical significance of Delos, as well as the scenic alleys and vibrant atmosphere of Mykonos.

However, some customers complained about the boat’s lack of air conditioning.

On a positive note, the flexibility in booking due to uncertain weather conditions was appreciated.

Delos visit highlighted as the highlight of the trip
Mykonos’ charming streets and lively ambiance noted
Complaints about boat amenities, such as lack of AC
Flexibility in booking praised due to weather concerns

Delos Archaeological Site Exploration

Visitors explore the ancient ruins and monuments of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Delos, which was once a significant religious and commercial center in ancient Greece. The 3-hour visit allows ample time to wander through the ancient city’s archaeological remains, including remnants of temples, theaters, and residences. An optional guided tour can provide additional insights into the site’s history and significance.

Key Highlights	Description
Temple of Apollo	Dedicated to the Greek god of music, poetry, and prophecy
Terrace of the Lions	Iconic row of 7th century BC marble lions guarding the sacred lake
Theater	Well-preserved ancient Greek theater with seating for over 5,000 people
Delos Museum	Showcases remarkable artifacts excavated from the archaeological site
Merchant Quarters	Remains of luxurious dwellings and commercial buildings

Mykonos Town Sightseeing

After exploring the ancient ruins and monuments of Delos, the next stop on the tour is Mykonos Town. Visitors are given 3 hours to wander the charming alleys and cobblestone streets, admiring the iconic whitewashed buildings, windmills, and Little Venice.

Some must-see highlights include:

Strolling through the lively Hora, the main town center, with its vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants
Visiting the picturesque Matoyiánni Street, known for its boutiques, galleries, and traditional Greek tavernas
Stopping at the iconic row of 16th-century Venetian windmills overlooking the sea
Capturing photos of the colorful fishing boats docked in the scenic Alefkántra neighborhood, also called "Little Venice"

The combination of Delos’ ancient ruins and Mykonos’ charming seaside town offers a well-rounded cultural experience.

Booking Flexibility and Weather Considerations

According to the information provided, the tour offers booking flexibility and takes weather conditions into account. Customers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, allowing them to adjust their plans if needed.

Plus, the tour’s positive reviews mention the flexibility in handling uncertain weather, ensuring an enjoyable experience regardless of the conditions. This gives travelers peace of mind when booking the excursion, knowing they can change their plans without penalty if unexpected circumstances arise.

The combination of flexible booking and weather considerations makes this Delos and Mykonos day trip an attractive option for those seeking a seamless and hassle-free island-hopping experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Boat?

The overview doesn’t specify whether passengers can bring their own food and drinks on the boat. It’s best to check with the tour operator directly to confirm the policy on outside items.

Is There a Restroom on the Catamaran?

Yes, the catamaran has a restroom on board for passengers’ convenience. It’s a standard amenity provided to ensure a comfortable experience during the full-day cruise.

Is There Wi-Fi Available During the Cruise?

The cruise does not offer Wi-Fi during the trip. Passengers should plan to be disconnected and enjoy the scenic destinations of Delos and Mykonos without relying on internet access.

Can I Combine This Tour With Other Activities in Naxos?

The tour can be combined with other activities in Naxos, though it’s a full-day excursion that may limit additional sightseeing. Travelers should plan their day accordingly to maximize their time and experience in Naxos.

How Accessible Is the Delos Site for Individuals With Mobility Issues?

The Delos archaeological site has some accessibility challenges for those with mobility issues. While parts of the site are walkable, there are many uneven surfaces and stairs. Visitors may require assistance or specialized equipment to fully explore the site.

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Recap

The "From Naxos: Delos and Mykonos Full-Day Trip by Catamaran" offers a comprehensive experience, exploring the rich history of Delos and the vibrant charm of Mykonos. With flexible booking options and favorable cancellation policies, this trip caters to diverse travelers seeking an unforgettable day-long adventure. Whether seeking ancient ruins or picturesque island life, this catamaran excursion provides an engaging and well-rounded exploration of the Aegean islands.