Mykonos Catamaran & Sailing Cruises
A catamaran is the most relaxed way to spend a day at sea in Mykonos — stable, spacious and slow enough to actually unwind. Sailing cruises glide along the south coast to swim stops and quiet bays, with a crew handling everything and a Cycladic sunset to finish.
- Half-day, full-day and sunset sailing options
- Swimming and snorkelling from the deck
- Greek food, wine and drinks included on most trips
- Small groups or fully private catamaran charters
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Day cruise or sunset cruise?
Full-day catamaran cruises give you the most swimming time and often reach Rhenia and Delos, with lunch served on board. Sunset sailings are shorter, more romantic and hugely popular with couples — they leave in the late afternoon, anchor for a swim, then turn back as the sky goes gold. Both fill up fast in high season.
What's included
Most Mykonos catamaran cruises include hotel or port transfers, snorkelling equipment, towels, and a spread of Greek food with wine, beer and soft drinks. Private charters let you tailor the menu, route and music, and are popular for families, birthdays and honeymoons.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a catamaran cruise in Mykonos cost?
Shared catamaran cruises in Mykonos typically cost €90–€180 per person including food and drinks. Private catamaran charters start around €900–€1,500 for the day depending on group size and season.
Are Mykonos catamaran cruises good for families?
Yes. Catamarans are stable and roomy, with shade and space to move around, which makes them the most family-friendly boat option. Private charters are the easiest choice with young children.