Yacht Charter in Mykonos for 8 Guests

Yes. A 35 to 40 metre motor yacht with five or six cabins gives eight guests a spare cabin and real separation: on the Index that band lists at EUR 59,900 to 150,000 a week net base, and the yachts we represent in it, PAREAKI II, KINTARO and CAN'T REMEMBER, run EUR 80,000 to 115,000 from their own cards. On two hulls, Genny, a five-cabin Sunreef 80 at EUR 56,000 to 79,000, does the same for four couples who want privacy from each other.

Per yacht per week before VAT and APA, from each yacht's own rate card: MARY or LADY L from EUR 17,500, Azul EUR 20,000 to 26,900, Explorion EUR 21,000 to 28,000, ALFA EUR 29,900 to 31,500, M FIVE EUR 31,000 to 33,000, Kimata EUR 31,500 to 42,500, Alexandra II EUR 33,500 to 43,500, SEAS THE DAY EUR 36,500 to 44,000, NAYLA EUR 39,500 to 47,500, ALTEYA EUR 49,000 to 69,000, Above & Beyond EUR 56,000 to 77,000. Add APA of 20 to 30% on a catamaran or 30 to 40% on a motor yacht, VAT at 5.2 to 12% by certification, and a customary 10 to 15% crew gratuity on the base. One price for the eight of you, never divided by heads.

The catamaran for two couples with children or a party that wants the level deck and the sandy bays: ALTEYA and Above & Beyond carry the Cyclades wind at 21 to 24 metres, and their APA runs 20 to 30% of the base against 30 to 40% on a motor yacht. The motor yacht for speed between islands and the harbour profile: NAYLA adds stabilisers for the nights at anchor, ALFA and M FIVE run 23 to 24 knots. In August, the bigger the hull the better it carries the afternoon Meltemi.

Late June or September. Same warm water as peak, the Meltemi quieter, the anchorages less crowded, and on the Greek Charter Index the shoulder months price 15 to 25% below peak with three to four months of lead time rather than a year. Mid-July to mid-August is the wind: the itinerary above is built so that every night has a lee, Ornos and Kalafati on Mykonos, Finikas on Syros, Parikia on Paros, the Despotiko channel.

Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Most of the yachts we represent are based around Athens; a Mykonos start adds the delivery each way on the delivery line, an Athens start does not. Alimos to Mykonos is 90 nautical miles: under three hours on ONE at 33 knots, about three hours forty-five on ALFA, MARY or M FIVE at 23 to 24, and the first night can be Kea, 35 miles out, in one of the safest natural harbours in the Mediterranean. Our Athens to Mykonos page does the arithmetic.

Psarou for Nammos, with beach service to the yacht at anchor in 8 to 15 metres; Paradise and Super Paradise on the south coast for the daytime beach clubs, where the yacht anchors in 10 to 18 metres over sand with excellent shelter from the north; Ornos and Platis Gialos for the tavernas and the tender dock; the town for the evening from any of them. The crew book tables; we do not claim contacts we do not have.

Six to twelve months for July and August on the Greek Charter Index, and the four-cabin catamarans named above go early because they are the class families choose for the Cyclades. June and September hold availability closer in. On this desk, 26 of the 57 dated enquiries received between 30 May and 6 September 2026 were already for 2027.

Then the week above still works, because every night in it has a lee: Ornos and Kalafati on Mykonos, Finikas on Syros, Parikia on Paros, the Despotiko channel and Soros on Antiparos are all sheltered from the north. Passages are done in the morning calm, 25 to 30 miles each, and the captain decides the evening before. A bigger hull carries the afternoon sea better, which is why the 21 to 28 metre boats above sit where they do.