Mykonos
From €450/day
Approx. €225 per person

Mykonos
Approved Mykonos boats with verified full-day pricing, clearer extras and enough time for a properly paced coastal route.
Approved Mykonos boats
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Mykonos
From €450/day
Approx. €225 per person
Mykonos
From €380/day
Approx. €190 per person
Mykonos
From €380/day
Approx. €190 per person
Mykonos
From €470/day
Approx. €235 per person
Mykonos
From €420/day
Approx. €210 per person
Mykonos
From €550/day
Approx. €275 per person
Mykonos
From €600/day
Approx. €300 per person
Mykonos
From €820/day
Approx. €410 per person
Mykonos
From €2200/day
Approx. €1100 per person
Mykonos
From €1400/day
Approx. €700 per person
Mykonos
From €1600/day
Approx. €800 per person
Mykonos
From €950/day
Approx. €475 per person
Mykonos
From €420/day
Approx. €210 per person
Mykonos
From €1000/day
Approx. €500 per person
Mykonos
From €1200/day
Approx. €600 per person
Mykonos
From €1950/day
Approx. €975 per person
Mykonos
From €2250/day
Approx. €1125 per person
Mykonos
From €1500/day
Approx. €750 per person
Make a day of it
Mykonos sits in an exposed Cycladic setting where the Meltemi can materially change the best route. Delos, Rhenia and the island's southern beaches are strong options when conditions and local rules align.
A full day creates room for a useful route rather than a single nearby stop. A local captain can adapt the departure and anchorage plan to the day's wind, preserving the experience even when the original route needs to change. The best boat is the one that fits the intended distance, group and sea conditions, not automatically the largest or fastest option.
The results above are restricted to boats with a verified day basis in their enriched price table. Gangway shows known mandatory extras separately where available, while live availability, service fees and the final price remain subject to confirmation at checkout.
A well-positioned boat can save hours of cruising and give the group more time at anchor.
Shade, a toilet, easy water access and fridge space often matter more on a full day than headline horsepower.
Plan the day, then choose the boat
Treat the route as a strong starting point and let the owner or captain adjust it for wind, traffic and sea state.
Inclusions vary. The boat page identifies known captain terms, equipment and mandatory extras; the external provider confirms fuel, service fees, timing and final checkout total.
Usually two or three well-chosen stops create a better day than an ambitious checklist. Distance, boat speed and conditions determine the realistic route.