WATER SPORTS
The coast around Mykonos invites you to spend time below the surface or out on the water. Diving trips, snorkelling, sailing and boat hire offer different ways to experience the island. Reception can help with local information as you choose the kind of day that suits you.
Diving around Mykonos can offer visibility reaching 40 metres, with reefs and marine life to explore. Official diving schools arrange trips and scuba safaris for their guests.
The Peloponnese and Anna II shipwrecks add two distinctive dive sites. Anna II lies at a depth of 30 to 35 metres.
Hire a boat with or without a captain for a day cruise with friends or family. Swimming at Rhenia and watching the sunset near Delos are two ideas for your route. Boat trips can also approach beaches and coves from the sea.
Independent providers supply the current route, meeting point, timing and requirements, so check these details with your chosen provider. Our team can offer local information around your stay.
Reception can provide information about diving, fishing, water sports and local excursions. You can also ask about vehicle rental for reaching a departure point. Our team helps with the practical planning around your stay while you decide how much of the day to devote to the coast.
Back at the resort, you can compare nearby beach outings with your day on the water. Agia Anna and Megali Ammos are within walking distance, while other coastal choices include Ornos, Psarrou and Platis Gialos. Choose a quieter beach visit or a more active excursion according to your plans.
Choose your water experience according to the kind of day you want. Time below the surface offers a different perspective from a cruise shared with friends or family. Consider whether you prefer a focused activity, a leisurely route with swimming stops or a combination of coast and open water.
Leave enough space around the outing for the journey to the departure point and an unhurried return. A full day at sea has a different pace from a shorter activity followed by time at the resort. Planning that balance helps everyone in your party enjoy the experience without rushing.
Back at the resort, keep time for a quieter beach visit if you wish. Combining an organized outing with a simpler coastal day lets you experience the island at different speeds. You can make one day active and leave another for walking, swimming and an easy return to your accommodation.
Diving
The extremely clear seabed, with visibility that reaches 40 meters, and the unique marine environment that hides [reefs, algae full of life] invite the lovers of diving and snorkeling to get to know them through diving trips & scuba safaris, which are organized by the official diving schools of Mykonos. You will admire barracuda, groupers, mackerels, cods, octopuses, moray eels; you will be impressed by the two shipwrecks “Peloponnese” (1930 wreck) and “Anna II” (1995, at a depth of 30-35 meters); by the magical underwater wealth on the rocky islets of Prasonissia, Tragonisi, Chtapodia as well as by the reefs of Kalo Livadi, Agia Anna, and Lia Bay.
- MYKONOS DIVING CENTER [+30 22890 24808]
- KALAFATI DIVE CENTER [+30 6945 243928]
- GoDive Mykonos Dive Resort [+30 6946957732]
Sailing - Boat tours experiences
Sailing trips will offer you an incomparable sense of freedom & independence and are now not only an affordable luxury but also an ideal way to explore an island. In Mykonos, you can rent a boat with or without a captain for one-day cruises with friends or family, avoiding overcrowding and time-consuming ground transportation. A wonderful experience is swimming on the uninhabited island of Rhenia and then a barbecue overlooking the Delos sunset. Unique are the dives in secret coves with untouched waters and the acquaintance with dozens of beautiful beaches of the island of the Winds in just one day.




