Cruise from Mykonos on a captivating yacht cruise to Sifnos, an island celebrated for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and authentic Cycladic charm. Your adventure begins aboard the De Antonio 42', a modern open yacht that combines innovative design, luxury, and performance. With its spacious walk-around deck, generous sundecks, convertible center seating area, and exterior kitchen, this vessel provides versatile spaces for relaxation and socializing.

The De Antonio 42' is powered by twin 300 HP engines, cruising at 28 knots with a top speed of 45 knots, ensuring a swift and exhilarating journey. Although it does not offer overnight accommodations, it includes a guest WC for convenience and can host up to 10 guests comfortably, making it ideal for an exclusive day cruise in the Cyclades.

Your adventure begins at Fikiada Beach, a hidden haven accessible only by boat or foot. This unspoiled gem offers golden sands and crystal-clear waters—perfect for a peaceful swim, a moment of relaxation, or simply soaking in the serene surroundings. Next, cruise to Plati Gialos, Sifnos’ most popular beach, renowned for its long stretch of golden sand and tranquil waters. Savor a delightful lunch at Omega3, a renowned seaside taverna serving fresh seafood and modern Cycladic dishes, all accompanied by breathtaking sea views.

Alternatively, (weather permitting), enjoy a meal at Cantina Kastro, a unique dining experience in this historic setting, where fresh Cycladic flavors complement the village’s timeless atmosphere. An optional final stop takes you to Chrisopigi, a picturesque peninsula home to the iconic Chrisopigi Monastery, dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Perched above the crystal-clear waters, this serene spot is surrounded by pristine beaches—ideal for a moment of relaxation.

As your yacht cruises back to Mykonos, you’ll carry with you cherished memories of Sifnos’ tranquil beaches, rich history, and timeless beauty. This itinerary offers the perfect blend of culture, nature, and relaxation—a truly unforgettable escape in the Cyclades.