Delos Island, one of the most significant archaeological sites in Greece, is situated in the Aegean Sea close to the island of Mykonos. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Delos Island is a singular and intriguing location that is guaranteed to enthral history and culture enthusiasts as well as those who simply love to relax and explore gorgeous landscapes. It has a rich history that dates back to the prehistoric past.
The temples and ruins on Delos Island provide a unique glimpse into ancient Greek life. The island was formerly the center of Aegean religious, commercial and political activity. The ancient city of Delos is home to several noteworthy buildings and works of art, including the Temple of the Delians, which was once dedicated to Apollo and the revered Way of the Lions, which is lined with marble lions that once guarded the sacred precinct. Visitors can also explore the ruins of ancient residences, markets and public structures while admiring the stunning mosaics, frescoes and sculptures that once adorned them.
Delos Island is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty in addition to its extensive historical past. The island is the ideal vacation spot for those who love the outdoors because of its groves of olive trees, cedar woods and crystal-clear waterways. Delos is an ideal haven of peace and tranquility as well as a perfect spot to unwind in luxury with its sunny beaches, peaceful coves and rolling hills.
The best way to experience Delos island and learn about this beautiful and historic place is a yacht tour with Gold Cruises Co. You may learn about the island’s history, culture and traditions as well as its unique beauty and attraction by following this 8-hour journey.
A suggested 8-hour yacht tour schedule for Delos and Rhenia Island is shown below:
10:00 AM: Leave the port of Mykonos and go to Delos Island.
At Delos Island, you can have a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage site after arriving at 11:00 am. Investigate the historic sites, such as the Terrace of the Lions and the Apollonia Sanctuary. After that you may tour the museum (if its open at the moment) to see some of the most significant artifacts the island has to offer.
12:30 PM: Sailing to Rhenia Island, drop anchor in a quiet cove, and go swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy the stunning scenery and the sunshine.
15:00 PM: Savor a scrumptious lunch prepared with fresh ingredients on the yacht.
16:30 PM: Continue circumnavigating Rhenia Island by boat, stopping at isolated coves and beaches.
Return to Delos Island around 17:00 PM and take a relaxing afternoon sail.
18:00 PM: Get back to the Mykonos port to wrap up your yacht tour.
Note: Feel free to alter the itinerary as necessary to reflect your own tastes and interests. This boat tour is the ideal way to see the beauty and history of Delos and Rhenia Island, whether you’re searching for an action-packed adventure or a calm day at sea.