Mykonos Yacht Charter

The best time to rent a yacht, catamaran, or sailing yacht in Mykonos is between June and September. The beach clubs are open from late-June until mid-September, with the opening and closing parties being some of the most popular. During the months of July and August is the island’s high season so it can get a little more crowded. From May to October you can also go inland and explore some of Mykonos Town’s nightlife. Arthaud Yachting has a wide selection of yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans available to suit your needs.

With over 200 islands in the cyclades you have many places to choose from. The most notable and popular destinations for yacht charters are Santorini, Naxos and Paros.

Santorini is known for its charming blue roofed, white washed villages and deep blue sea. Explore the beaches and quaint ports around the island before heading ashore for some serious photo opportunities.

If you’re looking for a day chilling on the beach with friends or family, Naxos is a great option for groups, the vibe is more relaxed than the surrounding islands and the waters are perfect for bathing. If you’re feeling more active, there are plenty of activities on offer too, from windsurfing and kitesurfing to sailing. And when it comes to food and drink, Naxos won’t disappoint – think fresh seafood, Greek salads and delicious white wines.

Paros is a more intimate and romantic option of the cyclades, amazing turquoise swimming coves and charming harbors await you. The options on your private yacht charter are almost limitless for exploring the cyclades. No matter what your preference, a yacht charter in the Cyclades is sure to create lasting memories.

Renia Island is the definition of paradise, perfect for a day trip from Mykonos, the white sand and amazing fluorescent turquoise waters are an amazing place to disconnect and unwind. Once you’ve completely let go, visit the nearby island of Delos for some incredible archaeological discoveries. The ride is beautiful, as you’ll pass by several other islands in the Cyclades, as well as the island of Tinos.

As you approach Renia, you’ll be able to see why it’s such a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling; the water is crystal clear and there are plenty of fish to see.

The island is known for having exceptional seafood. Prepared using traditional Greek methods or with a modern twist. The ocean setting calls for fresh and light dishes that pair with refreshing white wines.

Mykonos has two famous cheeses. Kopanisti is a rich and flavorful cheese that is matured through a unique two month process and pairs extremely well with meze and greek wine. Ksinotiri is a cheese more similar to feta but with a little more flavor, often used in salads with tomato.

The island of Delos is a UNESCO world heritage site and rightly so, the incredible archaeological discoveries that have been unearthed on this ancient island are spectacular. With excavations ongoing and new discoveries coming to light each year this has become a popular place to witness some of Greek history dating back to 7 B.C.. Visit the Terrace of the Lions, a series of magnificent ancient lion sculptures. Other sites include the theater quarter, the house of Dionysus and temples of Apollo and Isis. A perfect place to immerse yourself in Greek mythology.

Mykonos’ windmills are the iconic symbol of the island dating back to the 16th century. There are 16 currently standing and are the first thing you see when arriving at the harbor of Alefkandra. We recommend visiting them at sunset for full appreciation.

Pull up in style on your private yacht charter at Psarou Beach, one of the most luxurious beaches in the world. It’s no wonder the beach is a celebrity magnet, drawing in elite travelers from all over the globe to its beautiful emerald waters. Home to the notorious upscale beach club ‘Nammos,’ which is in a complete world of its own where no expense is spared, offering the best of the best in every sense of the phrase. Champagne and lobster dreams come true.

Enjoy the exotic shallow calm waters of Kalo Livadi beach. The beach is one of the largest white sandy beaches on the island and an up and coming celebrity hotspot. With its umbrellas and sunbeds, selection of restaurants, beach bars and watersports available, you’ll have everything you need for a great day out at the beach.

If you’re looking to get away from the lively beach clubs for an afternoon, Panormos Beach is a great place isolated from the crowds, fantastic soft white sand and clear waters are fantastic for spending an afternoon sunbathing and swimming.

With over 30 beaches to choose from, you are spoiled for choice.

Some of our favorites include Paradise Beach, Super Paradise Beach and Elia Beach. If you are looking for something a little more secluded, try Agios Sostis beach. For those who love being on the water, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. Yachting, windsurfing, kitesurfing, sailing and diving are all popular pastimes in Mykonos.