Antiparos, Panteronisi & Despotiko from Mykonos | Private 8-hour yacht experience with Ferretti 53 Flybridge

Embark on an extraordinary yacht cruise aboard the Ferretti 53 Flybridge to Antiparos, an island where natural wonders, ancient history, and timeless Cycladic charm come together in perfect harmony. This private 8-hour experience offers an immersive exploration of the island and its hidden treasures, ensuring an unforgettable journey.

Your adventure begins from Mykonos onboard the Ferretti 53 Flybridge, a luxurious motor yacht designed to deliver exceptional comfort and style. Accommodating up to 14 guests during daily cruises, this elegant vessel features three spacious cabins, including a serene master retreat, a convertible twin with en-suite facilities, and a third twin cabin, all crafted for restful privacy and luxury. A dedicated crew of two ensures flawless service, with a skilled captain and attentive hostess catering to your every need.

Set sail across the Aegean to Panteronisia, known as the “Blue Lagoon,” where crystal-clear waters invite you for a refreshing swim or snorkeling in serene surroundings. Continue your voyage to Despotiko Island, home to the awe-inspiring Caves of Antiparos, natural marvels adorned with striking stalactites and stalagmites. Explore this ancient geological site, where history and nature intertwine in a breathtaking spectacle.

Next, cruise to Antiparos Town, a picturesque village of narrow streets framed by whitewashed buildings and vibrant bougainvillea. Wander through its quaint alleys, enjoy a leisurely coffee at a local café, or browse boutique shops, immersing yourself in the island’s authentic Cycladic ambiance. For lunch, indulge in a delightful meal at Captain Pipinos, where traditional Greek flavors meet a relaxed atmosphere—perfectly complemented by the scenic surroundings.

As the day concludes, your Ferretti 53 Flybridge returns you to Mykonos, leaving you with cherished memories of a day filled with natural beauty, ancient wonders, and the laid-back charm of the Cyclades.