Delos
The uninhabited sacred island and UNESCO site a short hop west of Mykonos. Visits are by day only, with overnight anchoring not permitted — a morning stop before the crowds.

Cyclades · Greece · Day & weekly charters
Mykonos · Cyclades · Aegean Sea
Mykonos
Mykonos is one of the Aegean's most sought-after charter bases: white Cycladic architecture, deep blue water and a cosmopolitan summer season, with Delos and Rhenia minutes away and Paros and Antiparos an easy crossing south.
Lund Group curates day and short charters where available and weekly superyacht itineraries across the Cyclades, and arranges the jets, transfers and villas around the yacht. Every yacht and date is confirmed with the owner's representatives before it is offered to you.
The fleet
Yachts that cruise Mykonos and the Cyclades. A cruising area is not live availability — tell us your dates and we will confirm which yachts are free.
Private options for Mykonos
Our Mykonos selection is shared privately. Share your dates and group size and we will present suitable yachts.
Explore
The uninhabited sacred island and UNESCO site a short hop west of Mykonos. Visits are by day only, with overnight anchoring not permitted — a morning stop before the crowds.
Delos's larger, empty neighbour. Clear bays on its southern and eastern shores make it the quietest swim-and-lunch stop close to Mykonos.
A sheltered south-coast bay close to Mykonos Town, often used for embarkation by tender and a calm first night at anchor.
A small, polished bay on the south coast, protected from the northerly wind and a classic afternoon anchorage.
Platis Gialos, Paraga, Kalo Livadi and Elia: a string of bays on the lee side of the island, best enjoyed from the yacht and by tender.
A short crossing south, with Naoussa's harbour, clean anchorages and a relaxed island rhythm.
Paros's smaller neighbour: shallow turquoise channels, Despotiko and some of the Cyclades' most private anchorages.
Weather
A strong, dry northerly wind, most frequent in July and August. It can blow for several days; captains plan around it rather than against it.
The south coast of Mykonos, Rhenia and the lee of Paros and Antiparos offer calmer water. Larger, stabilised yachts make windy days more comfortable.
The season runs from about May to October. June and September usually bring lighter winds, warm water and more choice than the August peak.
A perfect day
Morning
Tender from Ornos or the new port and a swim at Rhenia before the day boats arrive.
Midday
A guided visit to Delos while the crew prepares lunch at anchor nearby.
Afternoon
Round to the south coast: Psarou, Paraga or Kalo Livadi, sheltered from the Meltemi.
Evening
Sunset on deck, then tender ashore to Mykonos Town or dinner on board.
Where available on selected yachts: morning embarkation from Mykonos, Delos and Rhenia or the south coast, back by evening.
Two or three nights on board are enough for Mykonos, Delos and Rhenia, where the yacht accepts shorter terms.
Day 1
Mykonos south coast
Embark at Ornos, swim stops along the lee shore, night at anchor.
Day 2
Delos & Rhenia
Delos in the morning, a quiet afternoon in Rhenia's bays.
Day 3
Back to Mykonos
A slow return with lunch at anchor before disembarkation.
Sample route
Day 1
Mykonos
Embark, first swim at Ornos or Psarou.
Day 2
Delos & Rhenia
The sacred island, then empty bays.
Day 3
Tinos or Syros
Quieter Cycladic harbours to the north-west.
Day 4
Paros
Naoussa and the north-coast anchorages.
Day 5
Antiparos
Turquoise channels and Despotiko.
Day 6
Naxos or the Small Cyclades
Weather permitting, remote and sheltered.
Day 7
Mykonos
Return along the south coast to disembark.
An illustrative route only. Every itinerary is set with the captain according to weather and berth availability.
The Cyclades
The most popular week from Mykonos: short crossings south, with sheltered anchorages behind Paros and Antiparos when the Meltemi blows.
Explore →Embark in Athens and cross the Cyclades to finish in Mykonos, or the reverse — useful when flights and yacht positioning favour one end.
Explore →Your charter
Sheltered south-coast bays, shallow swim stops and water toys, planned around children's rhythms.
The Aegean's steady summer winds make the Cyclades a classic sailing ground for experienced guests.
Speed, stability and space for island-hopping across the Cyclades on windy days.
From day yachts under 30m to superyachts above 50m; larger yachts often anchor off and use tenders, as Mykonos berths are limited.
Budget
We only publish price ranges when enough approved yachts are listed for Mykonos. Ask us for current rates for your dates.
The charter fee covers the yacht and crew. On top of it you should expect Greek VAT at the rate applicable to the charter, an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) for fuel, food, drink and port fees, possible delivery fees if the yacht comes from another port, and a customary crew gratuity at your discretion. We set out every element before you sign.
Timing & travel
The season runs from about May to October. July and August are the busiest and windiest; June and September are often the sweet spot.
Charters usually embark at Mykonos's new port or by tender from Ornos. Many weekly charters also start in Athens and finish in Mykonos, or the reverse.
Mykonos airport (JMK) accepts private aircraft in season. We arrange private jets to Mykonos, London to Mykonos flights, helicopters and villas around the yacht.
Why Lund Group
We compare yachts across the market, verify dates and terms with owners' representatives, explain every cost before you sign, and coordinate flights, transfers and restaurant or event access around the charter. Nothing is guaranteed until the charter agreement is executed.
FAQ
Charter enquiry
Tell us your dates, group size and preferences. We will check availability and curate suitable yachts.