Luxury Yacht Charter in Mykonos
The jewel of the Cyclades — where iconic windmills, electric-blue bays, and legendary cosmopolitan energy combine to create the Aegean's most glamorous yacht charter destination.
Why Charter a Yacht in Mykonos
Unlock the very best of Mykonos from the freedom of your own private yacht.
Hidden Beaches by Sea
Arrive by yacht at Psarou, Super Paradise, and Agios Sostis — pristine stretches accessible only from the water, far away from crowded beach-club queues.
Cyclades Island-Hopping
Sail to sacred Delos, sun-drenched Paros, or dramatic Naxos in an afternoon. Your yacht turns the entire Cyclades into your private archipelago.
World-Class Dining
Tender ashore to Nammos, Scorpios, or Nobu Matsuhisa — Mykonos finest tables are just a short boat ride from your anchorage.
Seclusion & Glamour
Retreat to your private deck between legendary beach-club visits. In Mykonos, the ability to disappear at will is the ultimate expression of luxury.
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Why Choose Nauty Yachty for Your Mykonos Yacht Charter
Nauty Yachty Team, Your Yachting Partners
Mykonos rewards those who arrive by sea. Our intimate knowledge of these waters means you'll anchor at spots the guidebooks never mention — and leave with memories that last a lifetime.
- Priority Berth Reservations: We secure your berth at Mykonos Town and Ornos Bay well in advance, so a premium anchorage is always waiting when you arrive.
- Insider Shore Experiences: From private beach-club tables to after-hours access to the ancient site of Delos, our Mykonian concierge opens doors closed to regular visitors.
- Expert Aegean Crews: Every captain in our Cyclades fleet has spent years navigating these waters, bringing both safety and invaluable local knowledge on board.
Our Mission
To redefine luxury at sea by connecting travellers with the most exquisite yachts.
Our Vision
Making premium yachting accessible, transparent, and unforgettable.
Our Values
Discretion, safety, and uncompromising quality in every nautical mile.
Our Awards
What you see is what you get — vetted yachts and professional crews.
Navigating Your Inquiries
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Best Time to Charter in Mykonos
Mykonos is at its finest from May to September, when the Meltemi winds create ideal sailing conditions and the island buzzes with vibrant energy. July and August are the height of peak season — reserve your yacht early.
- Peak Season (Jun-Aug): Warmest water (26-28 degrees C), lively harbour atmosphere, legendary sunset cruises — book berths and crew well in advance.
- High Season (May & Sep): Near-perfect sailing with cooler evenings, fewer crowds, and more competitive charter rates.
- Shoulder Season (Apr & Oct): Quiet anchorages and authentic island life; note that some beach clubs may not yet be fully operational.
The Ultimate Mykonos Yachting Guide
Navigating Mykonos by Yacht
Mykonos occupies a privileged position at the heart of the Cyclades, making it both a spectacular destination in its own right and a natural base for multi-island exploration. Whether you spend your entire charter anchored in the shelter of Ornos Bay or use the island as a launchpad for Delos, Paros, and Naxos, every day on the water here delivers something extraordinary.
Must-Visit Anchorages
Ornos Bay is the most popular and sheltered anchorage close to Mykonos Town, with easy tender access to several acclaimed restaurants. Psarou Beach, just south of Ornos, is the preferred spot for those wanting direct access to the island's most glamorous beach scene. Further east, Elia Beach provides a quieter alternative with crystal-clear water and a relaxed ambience. For the most secluded experience, round the northern cape to Panormos Bay — a natural harbour favoured by experienced local skippers.
A Morning Sail to Delos
No Mykonian charter is complete without an early-morning sail to the uninhabited island of Delos. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and mythological birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, Delos is best explored before the day-trip ferries arrive. The Terrace of Lions, the House of Dionysus, and the vast Sacred Lake are awe-inspiring in the early quiet.
Dining & Nightlife
Mykonos punches well above its size when it comes to dining. Nammos at Psarou Beach and Scorpios at Paraga consistently rank among Greece's most coveted tables. For quieter evenings, the Little Venice waterfront in Hora offers family-run tavernas serving exceptional fresh seafood beside the water.
Practical Notes for Skippers
Mykonos New Port handles larger yachts; the inner harbour is restricted to smaller vessels. The Meltemi wind blows north-northwest between July and August — afternoon gusts of Force 6-7 are common, so plan morning departures. Fuel and full provisioning are available at the New Port. Overnight anchoring restrictions apply near Delos — confirm current regulations with your captain before departing.