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Super Paradise Beach – South Coast Mykonos

Η παραλία Super Paradise είναι ένα από τα πιο εμβληματικά σημεία της Μυκόνου — γνωστή για τα πεντακάθαρα νερά της, την έντονη ενέργεια και την κοσμοπολίτικη ατμόσφαιρα που καθιέρωσε το νησί διεθνώς. Τα σκάφη αγκυροβολούν στον τιρκουάζ κόλπο, ιδανικό για swim stop και χαλάρωση μέσα στο απόλυτο κυκλαδίτικο τοπίο.

Στη μία πλευρά βρίσκεται το ιστορικό Super Paradise Beach Club, με δεκαετίες παρουσίας, ζωντανές ημέρες, δυναμικά πάρτι και το χαρακτηριστικό upbeat vibe που το έχει κάνει σημείο αναφοράς.

Στην άλλη πλευρά, κάτω από τη φυσική σκιά των αλμυρικιών, βρίσκεται η Thalas Taverna — μία από τις καλύτερες και πιο αγαπημένες ελληνικές ταβέρνες του νησιού. Ξεχωρίζει για το φρέσκο θαλασσινό, τις αυθεντικές αιγαιοπελαγίτικες γεύσεις και την απλότητα που θυμίζει την παλιά Μύκονο. Σταθερά υψηλό σε βαθμολογία, αποτελεί σημείο που οι ντόπιοι πραγματικά προτείνουν.

Ο συνδυασμός του ζωντανού beach club με τη γνήσια ελληνική φιλοξενία της Thalas δημιουργεί μια μοναδική εμπειρία — ζωντανή, αυθεντική και απόλυτα μυκονιάτικη. Ένας προορισμός που δεν λείπει από κανένα σοβαρό yacht itinerary.

Elia beach mykonos

One of the largest and most elegant beaches in Mykonos, known for its long stretch of soft sand and calm, turquoise waters. Elia offers a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the island’s party beaches, making it ideal for peaceful swim stops, sunbathing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Aegean. Yachts often anchor nearby due to the excellent water clarity and sheltered conditions.

Rinia – Glyfada Coves

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Rinia is one of the most breathtaking destinations of the Cyclades — a pristine, uninhabited island right next to Delos. Known for its turquoise waters, quiet coves and exotic, Caribbean-like scenery, Rinia is a top choice for private yacht cruises.
The Glyfada coves, located on the western side, offer sheltered turquoise bays ideal for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on board.
Perfect for guests who want total privacy, crystal-clear waters and a peaceful escape just minutes away from Mykonos.

Delos – Sacred Bay

Delos is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece and a UNESCO World Heritage monument. Known as the mythical birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, the island offers a unique historical aura combined with striking natural beauty.
Sacred Bay is the preferred anchorage point for yachts, offering calm waters and a spectacular view of the ancient ruins.
A cruise stop here allows guests to admire the island’s spiritual energy and timeless landscape from the comfort of the yacht — or to visit the archaeological site upon request.

Agia Anna Beach – Naxos

Agia Anna is one of the most beloved beaches of Naxos — a long stretch of soft sand and turquoise waters, perfect for a relaxed yacht stop. Located approximately 22–24 nautical miles from Mykonos (about 1 hour cruising in good weather), it is an easy and beautiful cross-island escape.

Right behind the shoreline lies the well-known Santana Bar, offering refreshing cocktails, laid-back beach vibes and views over the Aegean. It’s a favorite stop for guests arriving by yacht who want a stylish yet easygoing beach bar experience.

Just a short walk away you’ll find Gorgona Taverna, one of the island’s oldest and most respected seafood restaurants. Known for its fresh catch, classic Greek dishes and warm local hospitality, Gorgona represents the authentic culinary spirit of Naxos.

With clear waters, a welcoming ambiance and excellent food options right on the sand, Agia Anna is the ideal blend of comfort, beauty and genuine Cycladic character — a must-visit destination for any yacht itinerary.

Plaka Beach – Naxos

Plaka is one of the longest and most unspoiled beaches on Naxos — a stunning stretch of golden sand and crystal-clear water that feels peaceful and expansive. Located approximately 24–26 nautical miles from Mykonos (around 1 hour cruising in good weather), it is an ideal destination for a relaxed yacht escape.

The beach is known for its calm seas, wide open shoreline and natural dunes that create a serene atmosphere far from crowded spots. Its shallow waters make it perfect for swimming, snorkeling and anchoring comfortably just off the coast.

With beautiful sunsets, a gentle breeze and uninterrupted horizon views, Plaka offers a sense of freedom and simplicity — a pure Cycladic experience that guests truly appreciate during their cruise.

Kolymbithres Beach – Paros

Kolymbithres is one of Paros’ most iconic beaches, famous for its smooth granite rock formations, natural pools and crystal-clear shallow waters. A unique landscape that feels sculpted by nature, it offers a stunning backdrop for anchoring and swimming directly from the yacht.

Located approximately 22–24 nautical miles from Mykonos (about 1 hour cruising in good weather), Kolymbithres is a perfect cross-island escape, combining natural beauty, calm waters and the cosmopolitan charm of Naoussa just across the bay.

The beach’s protected coves create ideal conditions for snorkeling, sunbathing on deck and relaxing in total comfort. It is one of the most photographed spots in the Cyclades — a must-visit destination for guests seeking a blend of nature, elegance and the unmistakable spirit of Paros.

Pori Beach – Koufonisia

Pori is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the entire Aegean — a wide crescent bay with dazzling turquoise waters, soft white sand and a breathtaking natural setting. It is the signature destination of Koufonisia, offering a Caribbean-like atmosphere in the heart of the Cyclades.

Located approximately 36–38 nautical miles from Mykonos (around 1.5 hours cruising in good weather), Pori is an unforgettable stop for guests seeking pristine nature, swimming in deep-blue waters and absolute tranquility.

The bay is perfectly suited for anchoring, with crystal visibility ideal for snorkeling and exploring the underwater scenery. With its dramatic cliffs, natural caves and bright turquoise color, Pori is one of the most iconic yacht destinations in Greece — untouched, pure and truly spectacular.