Mykonos’ club scene moves offshore on this four-hour sunset boat party, which leaves from the Old Port at 5:00 pm. You get music, drinks, a swim stop near Rhenia Island, and views of the coast as daylight fades. It is less a sightseeing cruise than a floating evening party with a short break for swimming.

I like the swim stop, since it gives you a way to cool off and escape the music for a while. I also like the simple combination of sunset views and an open bar, especially if you want an easy social night without planning several clubs.

The main drawback is the scale and tone. With room for up to 150 people, this can feel crowded and youthful, and the overall rating is only 3.3 out of 5 from 28 ratings. If you want a quiet cruise, a proper meal, or a polished cocktail evening, this is probably not your best choice.

Key points to know before booking

• The boat leaves Mykonos Old Port at 5:00 pm, and the activity returns to the same meeting point.
• The swim stop is near Rhenia Island, with inflatables and snorkeling equipment provided.
• The open bar includes beer, sangría, flavored mojitos, bottled water, and soft drinks.
• A double-decker boat and live DJ sets make this a party first, cruise second.
• The boat can carry up to 150 people, so expect a large group rather than an intimate sailing.
• The $114.52 price is strongest for social partygoers, but weaker if you mainly want sightseeing or a meal.

Leaving Mykonos Old Port at 5:00 pm

Your evening begins at Delos Tours at Mykonos Old Port. The activity starts at 5:00 pm and ends back at the same meeting point, so you do not need to arrange a separate return transfer.

That location is practical if you are already near Mykonos Town or can reach the port by public transportation. Private transportation is not included, so you are responsible for getting to the Old Port. Allow enough time to find Delos Tours and board before departure. A late arrival could be especially troublesome because the boat leaves on schedule and the activity lasts only about four hours.

The setting gives you an immediate sense of the evening ahead. You are not heading into a small sailboat or a quiet harbor cruise. This is a double-decker party boat, built for music, drinks, sun, and a large social crowd.

You can expect the group to shape the experience as much as the route does. The maximum capacity is 150 people, which means plenty of energy but limited personal space. If you are traveling with friends and want to meet other partygoers, that can be a plus. If you prefer a calm deck and room to yourself, it is a warning sign.

A swim stop near Rhenia Island

The most useful change of pace comes when the boat stops near Rhenia Island. You can get into the water, use the provided snorkeling gear, or float with one of the inflatables.

This stop matters because four hours of music and drinking can become tiring quickly. A swim gives you a physical break and lets you enjoy the sea rather than simply looking at it from the deck. You can choose your level of activity: swim, try the snorkeling equipment, relax on an inflatable, or remain on board.

Do not expect a guided snorkeling tour or a detailed look at marine life. The equipment is provided, but no formal underwater instruction or special snorkeling program is described. Think of it as a casual swim break rather than a marine excursion.

The timing of the stop also affects the experience. You will be out in the late afternoon and evening, so the water and light should form a pleasant part of the trip, but the exact feel depends on weather and sea conditions. The activity requires good weather and may be moved or canceled if conditions are poor.

Bring a swimsuit and plan around getting wet. The information provided does not specify changing facilities, so it is sensible to wear something easy to manage and avoid relying on a full change area on board.

Sunset, cocktails, and the Mykonos coastline

As the boat continues, the focus shifts from swimming to the sunset. You can sit with a drink and watch the sun drop below the horizon, then see the lights of Mykonos appear along the coast.

This is the strongest sightseeing element of the outing. You get a different view of the island than you would from a club or restaurant. The coastline at evening gives the party a scenic backdrop, and the changing light helps keep the cruise from feeling like four straight hours in a bar.

The open bar includes premium-brand alcoholic beverages according to the tour details, including flavored mojitos, beer, and sangría. Bottled water and soft drinks are also available. That range is useful if you want to slow down, stay hydrated, or avoid alcohol altogether for part of the evening.

Still, keep your expectations sensible. This is an open bar at a large party event, not a cocktail lounge with a carefully presented drinks menu. The drinks are part of the admission price and help create the atmosphere, but they should not be the sole reason you pay $114.52.

Food is another point to clarify before booking. Do not plan on a full lunch or dinner. The food described for this outing is limited to fruit such as watermelon and banana, so eat a proper meal before boarding if you expect to be hungry later.

The DJ sets begin after sunset

Once the sun is down, the boat becomes more of a nightclub. Live DJs provide the soundtrack, and the open bar remains available as you dance or sit on deck.

The appeal is straightforward. You can enjoy Mykonos nightlife without moving between venues, waiting in club lines, or paying separate cover charges. The boat gives you music, drinks, and a moving view in one package.

I would choose this experience for the social setting rather than for the quality of the music alone. There is no information about the DJs, music style, or scheduled performers, so you cannot tailor the evening to a particular sound. The atmosphere may work well if you are happy to go along with the crowd.

The same setup can disappoint if you want a refined night out. The large boat and high passenger limit make it possible for the mood to become loud and crowded. Some feedback describes an uncomfortable atmosphere involving very drunk young passengers, with a strong teenagers-party feel. That criticism is important, especially for anyone over 25 who wants a more mixed-age or relaxed setting.

You should also think carefully about alcohol. Unlimited drinks can be a good value for people who plan to drink, but they can make a large boat feel less controlled as the evening progresses. If you prefer moderate drinking and quiet conversation, the party energy may wear thin.

Is $114.52 a fair price?

At $114.52 per person, this is not a cheap way to see the sunset. The price covers the boat ride, swim stop, inflatables, snorkeling equipment, DJ, open bar, soft drinks, water, and sunset views.

The value depends on how many of those elements you will actually use. If you plan to swim, drink, dance, and stay for the full evening, the bundled price may compare well with buying drinks and entertainment separately in Mykonos. It also removes the need to organize several parts of the night yourself.

If you do not drink alcohol, the calculation is less favorable. You are paying for the same party package, but the open bar represents a smaller part of the value. The same is true if you mainly want a sunset cruise, since a quieter sightseeing boat may suit you better.

The price also does not include private transportation. You need to reach Mykonos Old Port on your own, though the meeting point is near public transportation. It ends at the same place, which keeps the return simple.

I would not choose this trip for food. The fruit offering is useful as a snack, but it is not a meal. Eat before you arrive and treat any food on board as a small extra rather than part of the main value.

Who will enjoy this boat party?

This outing makes the most sense for a specific type of night out. You are a good match if you:

• Want music and dancing more than a guided tour
• Like meeting a large social crowd
• Plan to drink and use the open bar
• Want a swim stop without arranging a separate boat trip
• Enjoy sunset views but do not need a quiet cruise
• Are comfortable with a youthful party atmosphere

It may not suit you if you want a romantic evening, a small group, a polished dinner, or detailed sightseeing information. It is also a poor match if you dislike loud music, crowded decks, or people drinking heavily.

Families should consider the tone carefully. The information says most travelers can participate, but the available feedback points to a young party crowd. That does not automatically make the boat unsuitable, but it does mean the event is not designed as a family sightseeing cruise.

The same warning applies to older couples and solo visitors seeking calm. You might enjoy the sunset and swim, but the later DJ session could feel more like a student party than an elegant evening on the Aegean.

Booking, weather, and cancellation details

You receive confirmation at the time of booking. The activity requires good weather, and poor conditions can lead to a different date or a full refund. It also requires a minimum number of participants, so an underfilled departure may be replaced with another date or experience, or refunded.

The stated cancellation rule allows a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are not accepted or refunded.

Read the final voucher carefully and keep track of the local cutoff time. One booking problem reported after a delayed flight and lost luggage involved a passenger being told that no refund was available after purchase. The formal policy says 24-hour cancellation, but once you are inside that window, flexibility should not be expected.

The boat can carry up to 150 people, and the experience is generally open to most participants. No private transfer is included, so transport to the Old Port remains your responsibility.

Should you book the Mykonos boat party?

Book it if you want a large, social party at sea with a swim stop, sunset, DJs, and drinks included. The combination is convenient, and the water break gives the evening more variety than a standard club night. You will get the most from the $114.52 price if you plan to drink, dance, and use the swim equipment.

Skip it if you want a quiet sunset, a proper meal, or a more mature crowd. The low 3.3 rating, complaints about heavy drinking and a teenager-heavy atmosphere, and the limited food offering all point to an experience that depends heavily on your party style.

My practical advice is simple: eat before boarding, arrive early at Mykonos Old Port, bring swimwear, and book only if you are comfortable with a crowded party boat. For the right person, it is an easy way to combine swimming and nightlife. For everyone else, those four hours may be better spent on a calmer cruise or in Mykonos Town.

FAQ

Where does the boat party begin and end?

It begins at Delos Tours at Mykonos Old Port in Mykonos and returns to the same meeting point at the end of the activity.

What time does the experience start?

The scheduled start time is 5:00 pm.

How long does the boat party last?

The experience lasts approximately four hours.

What drinks are included?

The open bar includes alcoholic drinks such as flavored mojitos, beer, and sangría, along with bottled water and soft drinks.

Is swimming equipment provided?

Yes. The boat stops near Rhenia Island, and inflatables and snorkeling gear are provided for the swim stop.

What happens if the weather is bad or the minimum group size is not reached?

If poor weather causes a cancellation, you are offered a different date or a full refund. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, you are offered a different date or experience, or a full refund.