A blog post answers one question. A guide takes a whole decision. Which boat day to book. How to shape three days round the wind. Whether Delos needs a guided cruise at all. What any of it costs. Whether the shoulder season beats high summer. Each one is the page you would otherwise assemble from five open tabs, and each ends with the trips that fit what it has just covered.
Eight boat days out of Mykonos, set side by side on the things that actually differ: whether they land on Delos, how long you swim, and what the fare covers.
Read the guide →Chora on foot, a day out to Delos and Rhenia, and the north of the island by road — in the order that keeps the boat day on the calmest morning.
Read the guide →The three ways onto the sacred island, what each costs, how long each gives you ashore, and the Monday timetable gap nobody warns you about.
Read the guide →From a $44 party boat to a $183 private half-day, plus the extras no fare covers: the Delos ticket, the transfer, the monastery entry.
Read the guide →The four months either side of high summer, measured on temperature, sea, wind, crowds and what is still open when you get there.
Read the guide →Some questions have a one-paragraph answer. Those live on the blog, and it is the faster read. For the practical layer — the two ports, the buses, the fares, what a day costs — start at visitor information instead. The FAQs take the short ones.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time on every tour here.
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