SunsetFrom $592-hour Mykonos Little Venice Sunset
Come on-board and enjoy the breathtaking Mykonian Sunset! Set sail and enjoy the magnificent view of Little Venice & Mykonos Town. Drop anchor to watch the "Dreamy Sunset" over the ocean, islands,…
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Mykonos faces west across the water to Delos and Rhenia, so the sunset is a daily event. The classic way to see it is from a boat, with the windmills and Little Venice lit up behind you.
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SunsetFrom $59Come on-board and enjoy the breathtaking Mykonian Sunset! Set sail and enjoy the magnificent view of Little Venice & Mykonos Town. Drop anchor to watch the "Dreamy Sunset" over the ocean, islands,…
SunsetFrom $178Escape the crowds and experience the ultimate luxury sunset picnic in Mykonos. Set in a hidden scenic location or private beach, your experience includes a beautifully styled setup with carpets,…
SunsetFrom $770Have you ever seen a sunset at Aegean ? Mykonos is not only known for wild nightlife and dancing, is also a very romantic destination, where you can spend amazing moments with your friends or your…
SunsetFrom $154Chase the magic of Mykonos with our Sunset Escape Tour. Leave the crowds behind and journey to a secret spot where the island glows gold.Hidden viewpoints, endless Aegean blues, and a sky on fire as…
SunsetFrom $284Close your eyes and create an image of setting sail towards the horizon with a glass of wine on hand, watching the sun dipping into the water. Right before the way back to the port , grab the chance…
Sunset cruises typically leave from the Old Port or the new port at Tourlos in the late afternoon, sail past Little Venice and the windmills, and anchor for a swim before the sun goes down. Most include drinks and something to eat; the difference between listings is mostly boat size, group size and how much of the evening is spent under sail versus at anchor.
On land, the sunset bars along Little Venice fill early. A boat gets you the same view without the crowd — and the view of Little Venice itself, which you cannot see from inside it.
In high summer the Meltemi can make the west side of the island choppy in the evening. Catamarans handle it better than small motorboats; if you are prone to seasickness, look for a larger vessel.