Mykonos Sailing Itinerary
Enjoy the Greek Paradise of Mykonos and the Cyclades
Mykonos Sailing Itinerary
Archaeological ruins, rugged landscapes, and the Aegean Sea make Mykonos and the Cyclades the ideal sailing destination, with plenty of islands and sights to explore.
We confidently recommend our Mykonos sailing itinerary for those who are experienced sailors or enjoy stronger winds.
We have thoroughly searched the internet and selected our Mykonos sailing itinerary for an experienced to advanced level of sailing. Our Mykonos sailing itinerary is ideal for families and couples who want to explore the beautiful islands and experience a wilder and more picturesque area of Greece, the Cyclades Islands.
Our Mykonos Sailing Itinerary
Mykonos is one of the most well-known and iconic of the Greek islands. On a Mykonos sailing itinerary, you can enjoy the long sailing passages and you will be rewarded with anchorages or marina surrounded by white houses with painted shutters and seafront restaurants.
The Cyclades is a collection of over 220 islands located southeast of mainland Greece. The circular series of islands is located in the heart of the Aegean Sea. Many of the islands are famous for their blue and white architecture, food scenes, sophistication and sun-drenched rocks, as well as one of a kind archaeological sites.
The Cyclades’ extensive collection of islands make the perfect sailing destination for everyone. The number of islands in the group means many sailing options are available depending on what and where people want to visit. This itinerary has something for everyone to admire and enjoy.
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Getting There
Mykonos can be easily accessed from all over Europe seasonally. Mykonos International Airport (JMK – Mykonos Airport) operates many flights daily to Paris, Tel Aviv, Venice, Zurich, London, Southampton, Munich, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Frankfurt, Hamburg and many more European cities.
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Mooring
Mooring in most of the places in our Mykonos sailing itinerary is “stern to” with mooring lines or anchors at the bow. You can also enjoy “free-swinging” in idyllic, secluded bays, with or without long lines ashore. If you want to visit a couple of private marinas, you should expect a relatively high fee per night.
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Weather
The weather in the Cyclades is warm in summer with varying winds, which can become strong when the Meltemi hits. This makes it the perfect sailing destination for intermediate or advanced sailors.
Mykonos Sailing Itinerary
Discover the History, Beautiful Beaches and Gorgeous Blue Waters of Mykonos
Day 1
Mykonos
Our Mykonos sailing itinerary is one of the most famous of the Cyclades, known for its perfect white architecture and nightlife scene. You can meet and board your boat in the Mykonos Old Port harbour and check-in and shop for provisions.
If you have some extra time, it’s a great place to walk around and explore the city, eat lunch or dinner at a seafront restaurant, or shop for souvenirs.
Day 2
Mykonos โ Naxos
Day two of our Mykonos sailing itinerary takes us to the largest of all islands in the Cyclades – Naxos. Boasting impressive natural landscapes, mountains, rural villages and is one of the greenest islands in the Cyclades.
The island has many small coves to drop anchor and relax on your yacht or take a dip in the ocean. You can also drop anchor off one of the islands beautiful beaches. We recommend – Mikri Vigla beach, Agios Georgios beach, or Plaka beach.
Day 3
Naxos โ Nauosa (Paros Island)
From Naxos, our route heads to Paros and the town of Nauosa.
Paros is the perfect blend of traditional Greek with modern elements and Cycladic whitewashed buildings, a thriving nightlife, rural villages and beautiful beaches to drop anchor off and relax on.
The island has several marinas and overnight anchorages to moor to head ashore, visit the small ports, eat dinner at a restaurant, and explore the local area.
Day 4
Nauosa (Paros Island) โ Kamares (Sifnos Island)
Day four of our Mykonos sailing itinerary heads towards the island of Sifnos and the town of Kamares. The post is located on the west side of the island and is well known worldwide for its handmade ceramics – so head ashore and find a workshop to see how it’s made.
You can also find a variety of watersports and plenty of taverns, shops and bars to enjoy.
Day 5
Kamares (Sifnos Island) โ Loutra (Kythnos Island)
Famous for its hot springs, the island of Loutra is the destination for day five of our itinerary.
Here the mineral water can be seen from the port of Loutra, following into the ocean. Another great place to anchor off is Sand Bar Bay, a protected bay with a small tavern and it’s a great place to watch the sunset.
Day 6
Loutra (Kythnos Island) โ Finikas (Syros Island)
On day six of our itinerary, we head from Loutra to Finikas on the island of Syros.
Syros is a small island filled with spectacular coloured buildings and culture and is predominately off the regular tourist track.
A great place to spend the night is in Finikas, on the southwest coast of the island. It is a quiet village filled with taverns, bars and coffee shops and is a great place to anchor as it offers good protection from the Meltemi.
Day 7
Finikas (Syros Island) โ Mykonos
Our Mykonos sailing itinerary ends back in Mykonos, where you can disembark your yacht and enjoy a night on the town or eat your weight in fresh, locally caught seafood.
Little Venice is a great place to start exploring or head to one of the island’s beautiful beaches.
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