Full Day Private Yacht Cruise in Mykonos on a Ferretti Altura 52s

The best thing about this Mykonos outing is the freedom to make the sea time fit your day. You get a private Ferretti Altura 52s yacht for your own group, then choose a cruise of roughly four to seven hours instead of following a fixed shared-boat schedule. I like the generous capacity, up to 12 people, and the fact that a skipper and co-skipper handle the boat while you enjoy the ride.

I also like the practical extras: Mykonian platters, beer, wine, bottled water, and towels are included. The main point to consider is that only one hour of fuel is included, and the cruise depends on good weather. Delos entrance fees and hotel transport are not part of the package.

Key points to know before you book

• A private yacht for up to 12 people: Your group has the boat to itself, which makes the outing easier for families and friends traveling together.
• Flexible timing from 4 to 7 hours: You can choose a shorter cruise or make a full afternoon of it, subject to the available schedule.
• Ferretti Altura 52s yacht: This is a substantial private motor yacht rather than a basic day boat.
• Food and drinks are provided: Expect Mykonian flavor platters, bottled water, beer, and wine.
• Simple meeting point: Start and finish at Mathios Tavern in Mykonos, with no hotel pickup included.
• One fuel hour is included: Clarify how your planned route and extra fuel are handled before departure.

A private yacht day that bends to your schedule

A shared boat trip can be good value, but it also means fixed departure times, strangers at your table, and little room to change the pace. This charter takes the opposite approach. You book the whole outing for your own party, then choose between about four and seven hours on the water.

That flexibility matters in Mykonos. You may want a shorter cruise before dinner, or you may prefer to spend most of the day away from town. The supplied duration is given as approximately four to seven hours, so I would confirm the exact start and finish time when booking.

The boat is a Ferretti Altura 52s, a useful detail for anyone comparing yacht options. You are not simply hiring a seat on a small launch. You have a private motor yacht with a skipper and co-skipper included. That lets you focus on the company and the views rather than navigation.

The group limit is 12 people. For a larger family, a group of friends, or a celebration, that can change the value calculation. Divide the total charter cost among a full group and the private format may make more sense than buying several individual places on a shared excursion. The actual price is not provided here, so compare the final quote with the number in your party before deciding.

Meeting at Mathios Tavern in Mykonos

The start point is Mathios Tavern, Mykonos 846 00, Greece. You meet there, then return to the same location when the cruise ends. That round-trip arrangement keeps the logistics tidy, but hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

You will need to arrange your own way to the tavern. The meeting point is near public transportation, which helps if you are not staying within easy walking distance. Still, allow enough time to find the tavern and meet the crew without rushing. A yacht departure is not the moment to discover that you have the wrong end of town.

Confirmation is provided at booking, and the tour is offered as a private activity. Only your group participates, which gives you more privacy and makes the day a better fit for mixed ages or groups with different energy levels.

What the skipper and co-skipper add

The crew includes a skipper and co-skipper. Their presence is one of the strongest practical reasons to choose a charter rather than attempt to arrange a boat independently. You do not need to manage the vessel, and the group can settle into the day.

The available information does not name the crew or promise a particular route. That is worth remembering if you are hoping for a specific captain, swimming cove, or island stop. Ask about the planned sailing area, weather alternatives, and the fuel allowance before you board.

The captain and crew received especially warm praise for making a family outing feel special, and the food was singled out as equally good. That gives you a useful sense of the service: the people on board are not just there to operate the boat. They are part of the experience and can shape the tone of the day.

The Mykonos cruise and its three-hour island focus

The listed stop is Mykonos, with about three hours set aside to explore the island. The description does not specify a series of named coves, beaches, or ports, so you should not book this expecting a guaranteed route through particular places.

Instead, think of the experience as a private cruise centered on Mykonos itself. You get time on the water and a chance to see the island from a different angle. The exact balance between cruising and stopping may depend on your chosen duration, weather, and the captain’s plan.

The longer seven-hour option gives you more time for a relaxed outing, while the four-hour version is easier to fit around other plans. If you want a quick taste of private yachting, four hours may be enough. If the boat is the main event of your day, the longer option should feel less hurried.

Delos is not included as a free archaeological visit. Entrance fees to the Delos archaeological site are specifically excluded. If a Delos stop is available for your chosen route, ask in advance about the extra entrance cost and how much of the cruise time it would use. Do not assume that a mention of Delos means admission is covered.

Food, drinks, and what to bring

The included supplies make this more than a bare boat rental. You receive Mykonian flavor platters, bottled water, beer, wine, and towels. The platters are a particularly nice touch because they connect the meal to the island rather than treating food as an afterthought.

You should still check the exact contents of the platters if anyone in your party has allergies, dietary restrictions, or strong food preferences. The information does not promise a special menu. The same applies to the alcohol: beer and wine are included, but no other drinks are specified.

Towels are provided, so you have one less thing to pack. I would still bring sun protection and any personal items you need for several hours outdoors. Those suggestions are basic preparation, not included tour features, so keep your expectations tied to what is confirmed.

Because this is a private group, you can enjoy the food and drinks among people you know. That is a real advantage for families and friends who want a quieter meal or an easy celebration. It also means your group should decide ahead of time how much time you want to give to eating, cruising, and exploring.

Fuel, weather, and the fine print that matters

One hour of fuel is included. This is the detail I would clarify before paying, especially if you want a long route or a seven-hour outing. The information does not state the price of additional fuel or exactly how the one included hour is measured.

Ask these questions when arranging the cruise: Is the fuel allowance based on engine time? What happens if your preferred route needs more? Is extra fuel paid locally or added to the booking? Clear answers will help you compare the value with other private charters.

Good weather is required. If poor weather causes cancellation, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. That is reassuring, but it also means you should keep some flexibility in your Mykonos plans, particularly during a trip with a tight schedule.

For your own cancellation, you can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund. The cut-off uses local Mykonos time.

Who will get the most from this charter

I would look closely at this cruise if you are traveling with up to 12 family members or friends and want the boat to yourselves. The private setup is also useful when your group does not want to match the pace of a larger shared excursion.

Families may appreciate the freedom to choose a shorter or longer outing, while adults may value the included beer and wine with a Mykonian platter. The positive family experience attached to this charter suggests that the crew can help create an enjoyable day for a mixed-age group.

This may be less suitable if you want a tightly defined sightseeing route, guaranteed Delos admission, or hotel-to-boat transportation. It is also not ideal for anyone who wants every possible expense settled in advance, since fuel beyond the included hour and Delos entrance fees require attention.

Is the Ferretti yacht worth booking?

Book this experience if your priority is privacy, flexible duration, and time on a proper yacht. The skipper, co-skipper, food, drinks, water, towels, and private use of the boat give the charter a strong package of inclusions. The value improves when shared by a larger group.

Before booking, confirm the exact price, the chosen hours, the planned route, and the handling of fuel beyond the included hour. Also ask about Delos if that archaeological site is important to you. If you want a private Mykonos day on the water and can manage those details, this is an appealing choice. If you need a fixed sightseeing program with transfers and all entrance fees covered, choose a more structured excursion.

FAQ

How long is the private yacht cruise?

The cruise lasts approximately four to seven hours. You can choose the length of the outing, subject to availability.

Where does the cruise begin?

You meet at Mathios Tavern, Mykonos 846 00, Greece.

Where does the activity end?

The cruise returns to the meeting point at Mathios Tavern.

How many people can join the private charter?

The yacht can accommodate a private group of up to 12 people.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

What food and drinks are included?

The charter includes Mykonian flavor platters, bottled water, beer, and wine.

Is Delos admission included?

No. Entrance fees to the Delos archaeological site are not included.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If bad weather leads to cancellation, you can receive a full refund or choose a different date.