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Round Trips from Mykonos and Syros

Here is where tracked sailing boats went on round trips from the bases in Mykonos and Syros during the complete 2025 season. This is a record of past trips, not a guide to future trips.

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Observed Positions

Heat map of observed hourly positions on round trips from Mykonos and Syros. Colour is relative within this map.

Observed hourly positions · one observed fix per boat-hour; missing hours omitted; colour is relative within this view.

Top Overnight Stops

Syros 46%
Naousa 40%
Schinoussa 27%
Ios 18%

The percentage is the share of trips that spent at least one night there.

Week Shapes

Each shape names the three places where a trip spent the most nights, so other stops may be left out. The percentage is the share of round trips from this area with at least four known nights away from base that had that shape.

1. Pano Koufonisi, Antiparos, Syros 12% of these trips
2. Naousa, Pano Koufonisi, Antiparos 11% of these trips
3. Antiparos, Pano Koufonisi, Schinoussa 11% of these trips

First Nights

Antiparos	23%
Naousa	20%
Rinia	12%
Elsewhere	45%

Last Nights

Syros	38%
Antiparos	14%
Naousa	12%
Elsewhere	36%

Shares are of trips whose first or last night was recorded, respectively.

Furthest From Base

under 40 nm 56%
40 to 60 nm 31%
over 60 nm 13%

The furthest point reached on each trip, measured in a straight line from base in nautical miles. This is not the distance sailed.

Following Nights

For each favourite stop, this shows where boats spent the following night, as a share of those following nights.

After Naousa
Pano Koufonisi	15%
Syros	9%
Back to Base	27%
Other Places	48%

After Schinoussa
Pano Koufonisi	30%
Despotiko	20%
Other Places	50%

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How We Worked This Out

We used AIS positions bought from Datalastic for the 2025 season, covering sailing yachts and catamarans based in the area. A trip is the nights away between two nights at base, so only round trips are included. A place is shown only when enough different boats went there, and no single boat can be picked out. Place names and coastline come from OpenStreetMap contributors.

Aggregated AIS ship-tracking data for the sailing area. No individual boat is shown, and these patterns do not predict future routes.