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Standard Tours · 7 nights · Mykonos, Greece

General Information

An 8-day Blue Cruise from Athens, sailing to Kea, Syros, Mykonos and Kythnos in the Cyclades.
7 Day
Duration
Gulet Cabin Charter
Type
16
Group Size
8
Cabins
Crewed Charter
A professional crew will be present onboard for the full duration of the cruise.

Route

Athens/Salamina Kea (Makronisos stop) Syros Mykonos (Rhenia stop) Kythnos (Kolona Beach stop) Salamina

Meal Menu

Daily brunch prepared by the onboard chef, plus free daily Ouzo shots. Onboard dinners are not included.

Check-in / Check-out

  • Start/End Day: Saturdays (May-October)
  • Embarkation: Laurium (near Athens) / Salamina, 14:00 (arrive 30 minutes prior)
  • Disembarkation: Laurium, 09:00 the following Saturday (or Friday evening on request)

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation processes may generally be evaluated according to the following periods, unless otherwise stated in the tour details: For cancellations made 60 days or more before the tour start date: A cancellation fee of 25% of the deposit amount may be applied. For cancellations made 59-45 days before the tour start date: A cancellation fee of 50% of the deposit amount may be applied. For cancellations made 45-30 days before the tour start date: The entire deposit amount may not be refundable. For cancellations made less than 30 days before the tour start date: The entire tour amount may be collected, and no refund may be provided.

Day by Day Itinerary

Board the vessel around 14:00 for drinks and to get to know the group before the party begins. First night is spent at Laurium, with the choice of exploring Laurium's bar strip or staying on board. Note: on rare late-arrival occasions, departure may shift from Saturday to Sunday.

Activities
Welcome drinks optional Laurium bar strip
Overnight: Laurium

Brunch while departing towards Kea's island complex with music. Stop at Makronisos for the first swim of the trip. Cove party en route to Kea, plus a chance to explore Kea's most beautiful village, Vourkari.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Swim stop at Makronisos cove party Vourkari village visit
Overnight: Kea

Sail to Syros, capital of the Cyclades, known for its capital Ermoupoli, excellent restaurants and traditional sweets (Loukoumi, Halvadopita). Daily swim stop followed by an onboard DJ afternoon party.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Swim stop onboard DJ party
Overnight: Syros

Sail to Mykonos, the island of winds, known for high-end shops, famous clubs and bars alongside stone-paved alleys and windmills. Swim stop at Rhenia before arrival, followed by on- and off-boat parties.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Swim stop at Rhenia on/off-boat parties
Overnight: Mykonos

A full day exploring Mykonos's island complex with non-stop partying, including private stops, before anchoring at a cove for the night.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Island exploration and parties
Overnight: Mykonos (cove)

Sail to Kythnos with a stop at Kolona Beach for swimming and sunbathing. Kythnos is known for great local Greek seafood. Multiple cove stops during the day for further fun.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Swim stop at Kolona Beach cove stops
Overnight: Kythnos

Sail back to Salamina, arriving in the early afternoon, with one final night on board to celebrate.

Meals
Brunch
Activities
Final night celebrations
Overnight: Salamina

Having successfully cruised to and around Mykonos, this is the departure day - saying goodbye to new friends and exchanging contact details.

Overnight: Disembarkation

In this type of charters, it is rather difficult to give the names of the yachts in advance as the bookings on these cruises are open until the departure day. The yachts are allocated according to the latest booking status with the right room breakdown.

The cabin charters are operated on traditionally built wooden yachts. They are crewed motor sailors, ranging from 18 meter to 42 meter. The capacities of these yachts vary from 4 to 16 double cabins with private sanitary facilities and they are adequate to accommodate 12 to 46 persons on each cruise. They all meet standard security requirements and are equipped with navigation, sailing and cooking facilities.

Cabins

Standard Cabin
Standard Cabin up to 2
2 guests
  • Air Conditioning
  • En-suite Bathroom
  • Wardrobe

Cabin categories and layouts vary by the vessel operating your chosen week. Photos show a representative cabin interior; all cabins are air-conditioned with an en-suite bathroom.

Included / Excluded

Included
  • Traditional ensuite ship
  • 7 nights on board
  • Daily brunch
  • Daily Ouzo shots
  • Onboard DJ party
  • Pub crawl
  • DJ party on board
  • Private beach & swim stops
  • Toiletries
  • Wi-Fi (subject to limitation)
Excluded
  • Flights and hotels
  • Travel insurance
  • Onboard dinners
  • Transportation, pre/post cruise
  • Excursions/activities
  • Local port fees (stated as both 80 EUR and 150 EUR per person on the source page - see note), paid cash on arrival

Dates & Rates

Dates & Rates — April to October

Real seasonal departure dates and per-person prices for this route, as published by our operating partner.

Season Departure Dates Standard Cabin
Season A 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 May / 6, 13, 20, 27 Jun / 5, 12, 19, 26 Sep / 3, 10, 17 Oct €850
Season B 4, 11, 18, 25 Jul / 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Aug €1,000

Prices are per person, per cruise. · Single supplement: +50% · Port charge: €150 per person, paid locally

Date Nights Price / person
Weekly departures · Saturdays (May-October) 7 nights €850

Prices shown are starting prices, excluding port charges. Contact us for full availability and exact departure dates.

Solo travelers occupying a cabin alone pay a single supplement of +50%: €1,275 per person.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A cabin charter is a "by-the-cabin" yacht rental — you book an individual cabin rather than the whole yacht, and share the boat with a handful of other guests on a fixed weekly itinerary.
Crew service, meals as listed, fuel for daily cruising, port taxes and use of onboard equipment. See the Included/Excluded list above for full details.
Yes — cabin charters are popular with solo travellers as well as couples and small groups.
Yes, though the shared-cabin format is best suited to children old enough to enjoy a multi-day boat trip — contact us for guidance on a specific route.

Cruise FAQ

Practical questions about embarkation, cabins, food and onboard rules for this specific cruise.

Luggage & Embarking

Departures are on Saturdays (May-October), at 14:00 (arrive 30 minutes prior), from Laurium (near Athens) / Salamina.
The cruise ends 09:00 the following Saturday (or Friday evening on request), at Laurium.
If you miss the scheduled departure, you may be able to join the yacht at its next port of call by local ferry or bus where possible — please contact us as soon as you can before departure so the crew can help arrange it.
Yes, you're free to disembark early if you need to — the only requirement is that the yacht must be moored at a marina or port at the time (not at a remote anchorage), so let the crew know as early as possible.

Food & Drinks

Daily brunch prepared by the onboard chef, plus free daily Ouzo shots. Onboard dinners are not included.
Water is provided free with meals; extra bottled water can be bought on board.
Food and drink aren't permitted in the cabins and there's no shared fridge for personal storage, but the crew are happy to help with reasonable requests.
Yes — just let us know your dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free etc.) in advance and the onboard chef will prepare accordingly.

Cabins

Yes — if you'd like a cabin to yourself, it's charged at the solo rate for that cabin type. If you're happy to share, we'll always try to pair solo guests of the same gender.
Let us know at the time of booking who you're travelling with and we'll do everything possible to seat your group together — this can't be guaranteed for bookings made very close to departure.

Vessel Rules

Our gulets carry real sails, but like almost all cabin-charter cruises they run mainly on engine power to keep to the weekly schedule reliably — pure wind power isn't practical for a fixed timetable.
A/C runs on generator or shore power and is generally available through the day and evening. On some nights, especially in peak summer, it may be switched off after midnight in line with local port rules — cabins also have an electric fan as backup.
European-style 220V sockets. Power isn't always available around the clock, so we recommend bringing a portable power bank for your devices.
No, but we're glad to help arrange transfers or local transport for you — just get in touch before your cruise.
We strongly recommend travel insurance for any sailing holiday, including this one.
Yes, the captain and crew are fluent in English.
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