Top Mykonos Cruises & Sailing - page 2

Travelers to Mykonos have many boat tour options, from short sunset cruises to full-day excursions. Per past ratings and reviews, these are the best experiences:

• Mykonos: Combo Yacht Cruise to Rhenia and Guided Tour of Delos (Free Transfers)
• Mykonos Sail Cruise to Delos & Rhenia, BBQ & Drinks, Optional Delos Tour & Transfer
• Mykonos Catamaran Daytime or Sunset Tour, 8-Course Meal & Drinks
• The Authentic Rhenia-Delos Cruise
• Semi-Private Brand-New Catamaran Cruise in Mykonos with Meal, Drinks & Transport

Yes, Mykonos is an excellent place for sailing. Not only are its coastline and surrounding islands safe and stunning to explore by boat, but being a popular tourist destination, Mykonos is also well-equipped with boat rental companies and tour operators for various preferences and budgets.

The average group boat tour in Mykonos costs US$170 per person, though prices can be lower or higher from one operator to the next. If you’d prefer to charter a private boat, full-day cruises start at US$1,400.

Most Mykonos boat tours run for five to seven hours, giving you enough time to sail past scenic beaches and coastlines, swim and snorkel at a few different spots, and enjoy a leisurely lunch on board. Expect to depart around 10am and return in the late afternoon.

Mykonos boat tour prices cover a full day’s boat use, including fuel and skipper costs, around small islands, secret beaches, and other hidden gems in the Aegean Sea. Most tours provide lunch, beverages, and equipment for snorkeling and paddle boarding. If you’d like to cruise to any ticketed attractions, you’ll likely need to pay for your entrance.

Mykonos boat tours give you the chance to see uninhabited, lesser-visited Greek islands, such as Delos—a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its incredibly well-preserved ruins—and Rhenia, which boasts ancient artifacts and sandy beaches with turquoise waters. Some cruises offer tours of the Archaeological Museum of Delos, while others may focus on hard-to-reach snorkeling spots.

There are tons of fun tours and excursions in Mykonos aside from cruises and sailing. According to previous travelers, these are the best activities to book for your next trip:

• Jet Ski Rentals

• Private Drivers

• Catamaran Cruises

• Snorkeling

• Sunset Cruises

Mykonos boat tour prices vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you’re looking for high-quality experiences on the lower end of the price range, these are the best tours to book now:

• Mykonos Sunset Boat Party Little Venice

• Swim and Fun at Rhenia and Iconic Views!

• Mykonos Sunset Cruise With Drinks

• 2-Hour Mykonos Little Venice Sunset

• Delian Sunset Cruise

You can take various boat tours in Mykonos, so you should find something that suits your needs and interests, from party boats to peaceful, private sunset cruises and family-friendly full-day tours. Party boats tend to cater to younger travelers with free-flowing alcohol. Private boat charters are ideal for a romantic, relaxed experience. If you’re short on time, quick sunset boat tours are a good option.

Different boat tours operate at various times of day, so bring clothing appropriate for the weather and conditions. For day cruises, bring your bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, and a hat. For evening cruises, bring a light jacket as well because the air can get cooler after dark, especially outside of peak summer.

The best time of year to book a Mykonos party boat cruise is summer, between late June and early September. Mykonos is a pleasant destination from May to October, but the party boat scene goes off when the weather is hottest. Party boat tours are very popular in summer, so book earlier to avoid disappointment.