Yacht rentals in Mykonos

Yacht rentals in the Mykonos with Nautal

Set sail on an adventure amidst the azure waters of Mykonos, a world-renowned Greek island paradise. Nestled in the heart of the Cyclades, this Greek island captivates visitors with its vibrant nightlife, beautiful beaches, and cultural heritage. But what truly sets Mykonos apart is its allure as a premier yacht rental destination, where you can experience a blend of luxury, freedom, and exploration.

Imagine cruising along the Aegean Sea, with the wind on your face and the sun casting its golden rays upon the waves. Mykonos has secluded coves, hidden gems, and secret anchorages awaiting your discovery. Whether you seek tranquility amidst the serene waters or a lively escapade to beach clubs and picturesque villages, a yacht rental in Mykonos grants you a world of endless possibilities.

Renting a sailing or motor yacht in Mykonos is the epitome of indulgence and freedom. No matter your level of expertise, our charter fleet ensures a seamless and exhilarating experience for all. Sail at your own pace, immerse yourself in the island's rich history and culture, or simply revel in the breathtaking sunsets that paint the Mykonian sky in a tapestry of vibrant hues. A yacht rental in Mykonos promises a truly extraordinary journey where every moment is yours to treasure.

How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Mykonos?

A price of a yacht charter in Mykonos will vary from boat to boat and depends on the charter experience you wish to create. The size of the yacht, its capacity, the amenities included, and more will affect the price. The season in which you sail will also play a role.

A Mykonos yacht day charter during low season can start from $2,200 per day and in high season can be $3,700 or more per day. For a weekly rental during the low season, a Mykonos yacht charter can start from $19,000 per week and in the high season, $26,000 or more per week.

There may be additional fees not included in the final rental price, such as fuel and skipper fees. However, some yacht owners include extras in the price. You can reach out to the boat owner through Nautal to ask about the price details.

When is the best time to go?

Summer, from June to August, is the peak season in Mykonos. The island comes alive with energy, attracting visitors from around the globe. During these months, temperatures soar, reaching an average high of 82°F. This time of year is perfect for beach days, refreshing dips in turquoise waters, vibrant nightlife, and enjoying the beauty of the Mediterranean from your yacht.

If you prefer a more tranquil and laid-back ambiance, the shoulder seasons of spring (April to May) and fall (September to October) are ideal. These months bring milder temperatures, with highs ranging from 68°F to 77°F. These seasons offer a pleasant climate for exploring coastal villages, savoring delicious Greek cuisine, and taking sailing trips. You'll have the opportunity to embrace the island's natural beauty without the hustle and bustle of peak season, truly immersing yourself in the charm of Mykonos.

Where to sail to in Mykonos

Mykonos is a perfect home base for exploring Greece. Here are some suggestions to help you plan your sailing itinerary and make the most of your time on the Aegean Sea.

Nearby Delos and Rhenia Islands:

• Begin your journey by setting sail to the island of Delos, an ancient archaeological site that showcases the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.
• Continue to the tranquil Rhenia Island, known for its secluded beaches and pristine waters, offering a peaceful oasis away from the bustling crowds.

Southern Coastline:

• Cruise along the southern coastline of Mykonos, where you'll encounter picturesque beaches such as Psarou, Paraga, and Super Paradise.
• Explore the vibrant beach clubs, indulge in water sports, or simply relax on the sun-kissed shores while enjoying the lively atmosphere.

Northern Coastline:

• Head north to discover the captivating beaches of Panormos, Ftelia, and Agios Sostis, known for their natural beauty and unspoiled charm.
• Experience a serene escape surrounded by rugged cliffs, golden sands, and bright blue water, perfect for snorkeling and swimming.

Other Nearby Islands:

• Extend your sailing adventure by visiting the neighboring islands of Tinos, Syros, and Paros, each with its own distinct character and allure.
• Immerse yourself in the local culture, explore traditional villages, and savor the delicious Greek cuisine these islands have to offer.

What can you see/do in Mykonos?

• Stroll through the charming narrow streets of Mykonos Town (Chora), adorned with whitewashed houses and vibrant bougainvillea.
• Visit the iconic windmills, a symbol of Mykonos, and capture stunning panoramic views of the island.
• Relax and soak up the sun on popular beaches, such as Paradise Beach, Super Paradise Beach, Psarou, or Agios Ioannis.
• Indulge in the vibrant nightlife scene of Mykonos, with world-renowned beach clubs, bars, and clubs that keep the party going until dawn.
• Discover the picturesque village of Ano Mera, home to the beautiful Panagia Tourliani monastery and traditional tavernas.
• Experience the delicious local cuisine, from fresh seafood and Greek mezes to traditional delicacies like louza, kopanisti, and amygdalota.
• Enjoy the various amenities and deck space of your luxurious yacht.

Rent with or without a skipper

The majority of our yacht charters come with a skipper and crew. This will allow your vacation to truly feel luxurious as you sit back and relax. The crew members might include a host, chef, bartender, and more. You can reach out to the owner to find out all the details. The skipper and crew will also have local knowledge of Mykonos and will be able to show you the island from a local’s point of view.

If you prefer to rent a yacht without a skipper, we recommend that you book in advance. There is a limited number of yacht charters available without a skipper. Especially if you plan to travel during the high season, these vessels can book out fast.

The harbors in Mykonos

There are many ports you may choose to moor in if you want to travel all throughout the island. Some of the most popular ports your private boat rental in Mykonos include:

• Tourlos Marina
• Ornos
• Platis Gialos Harbour

How to get to Mykonos?

There are many ways to travel to Mykonos. One way is to rent a boat on a different island of the Aegean Sea and travel to Mykonos. You can also get to Mykonos by plane arriving at Mykonos International Airport (IATA:JMK). It is about two miles away from the main town. Likewise, there are daily flights to Athens International Airport where you can rent a boat and arrive at Mykonos.