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

Set sail for a quieter Mykonos day. This private cruise aboard a Ferretti Altura 52s gives your group its own skipper, co-skipper, food, drinks, towels, and freedom to choose a cruise lasting roughly four to seven hours. I especially like the flexible timing and the chance to share a proper yacht with up to 12 people instead of joining a crowded boat.

The Mykonian flavor platters and included beer, wine, and bottled water also make this feel more like a relaxed day out than simple boat transport. The main point to consider is that only one hour of fuel is included, so longer or more ambitious cruising may involve an extra charge. The exact route is not fully set out, so ask about your planned sailing time before booking.

This is a private activity, meaning only your party takes part. That matters in Mykonos, where a private boat can give you more control over the pace, the company, and the amount of time you spend on the water. The captain and crew receive especially warm praise for creating an enjoyable family outing, with the food earning equal approval.

Key points to know before you book

• A Ferretti Altura 52s for your private group: The yacht is available for groups of up to 12, making the experience practical for families and friends traveling together.
• Flexible four to seven-hour timing: You choose a shorter cruise or stretch the day, subject to the agreed schedule and fuel allowance.
• One hour of fuel included: The listed package covers one hour of fuel, so clarify any extra fuel cost before choosing a longer route.
• Food and drinks are part of the day: You receive Mykonian platters, bottled water, beer, wine, and towels.
• Easy meeting point at Mathios Tavern: The cruise starts and ends at Mathios Tavern in Mykonos, with no hotel pickup or drop-off.
• Delos costs extra if included: Entrance fees to the Delos archaeological site are not included, and you should confirm the exact plan before assuming a Delos visit.

What this Mykonos yacht day is really like

This is best understood as a private boat charter rather than a tightly scheduled sightseeing tour. You meet at Mathios Tavern, board with your own party, and spend the day exploring around Mykonos by yacht. The supplied itinerary gives Mykonos three hours of exploration, but the overall activity can last approximately four to seven hours.

That flexible structure is useful. You are not locked into a public boat timetable or forced to follow a long list of stops that may not suit your group. If your family wants a shorter outing, four hours may be enough. If your friends want more time on the water, the longer option gives the day more breathing room.

The tradeoff is a lack of detail about the exact cruising route. No full list of beaches, bays, swimming stops, or anchorages is provided. I would ask the operator to explain what the boat can reach during your chosen duration, especially if you have a particular part of Mykonos in mind.

Meeting at Mathios Tavern

The starting point is Mathios Tavern, Mykonos 846 00, Greece. The activity ends at the same meeting point, which keeps the day simple. You do not need to arrange a separate marina transfer at the end.

Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Plan your own way to Mathios Tavern and allow enough time to find the meeting point. The location is near public transportation, which helps if you are not staying close by, though the available information does not specify the exact bus route or walking distance from your accommodation.

A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation arrives at booking. Keep the booking details easy to access on your phone. Since the activity depends on good weather, it is also wise to check the forecast and stay reachable before departure.

The Ferretti Altura 52s and group size

The yacht is a Ferretti Altura 52s, and the charter is designed for groups of up to 12 people. That makes the boat particularly appealing when several people can share the cost. A private yacht can look expensive for one or two passengers, but the value changes when divided among a full group.

You also get a skipper and co-skipper. That means your party can focus on the day rather than handling the boat. The crew’s role is a major part of the experience, and the strongest praise centers on how well the captain and crew treated a family group.

The vessel itself is not described in detail beyond the model and size class, so do not book expecting a list of specific cabins, water toys, or onboard facilities. Those details are not supplied. Ask the provider if you need particular arrangements for children, mobility needs, luggage, or special celebrations.

Exploring Mykonos for about three hours

The itinerary sets aside about three hours to explore Mykonos. That wording leaves room for the captain to shape the day around the charter plan, but it does not promise a particular beach or landmark. You may find the time best suited to seeing Mykonos from the water, taking in coastal views, and enjoying a slower day away from busy streets.

The strength here is control. A private group can discuss timing with the crew rather than sharing the boat with strangers. You can use the shorter four-hour option for a light introduction to cruising, or select a longer outing if you want a more relaxed pace.

Do not assume that every famous Mykonos stop is included. The information does not name a fixed beach circuit, nor does it promise a swim stop. Ask for the proposed route when you book, and confirm whether the boat will anchor anywhere or simply cruise along the coast.

Food, drinks, and the practical comforts

The package includes Mykonian flavor platters, bottled water, beer, wine, and towels. That is a useful set of inclusions for a half-day or full-day boat outing. You do not have to pack every drink, and the platter gives the group something local to share rather than relying only on snacks brought from shore.

The food received particularly strong praise alongside the crew. That is worth noting because onboard catering can sometimes be an afterthought. Here, the platter is part of the experience and helps turn the cruise into a social meal as well as a sightseeing trip.

Alcohol is included, but drink responsibly, especially in the sun and on a moving boat. The supplied information does not mention soft drinks, a full meal, dietary substitutions, or children’s food. If anyone in your group has allergies or dietary restrictions, ask before departure.

Towels are included, but the information does not state whether snorkeling gear, umbrellas, sunscreen, or other beach equipment is available. Bring anything you know you will need unless the provider confirms it is supplied.

Fuel limits and the real value of the charter

One hour of fuel is included. This is the most important cost detail to clarify before committing to a longer cruise. A four-hour charter does not necessarily mean four hours of continuous high-speed cruising, and the final fuel use will depend on the route and how the boat is operated.

The experience can be good value for a group of up to 12 because the charter cost is shared. It is less obviously good value for a very small party, particularly if you want several hours of cruising beyond the included fuel allowance. Since no price is provided here, I cannot judge the package against a specific budget.

Ask two direct questions before paying: How much does additional fuel cost, and what route is realistic with one hour of fuel? Those answers will tell you far more about the final price than the headline duration.

Could Delos be part of your day?

Entrance fees to the Delos archaeological site are not included. This tells you that Delos may be relevant to some cruise plans, but the available details do not confirm that a Delos visit is part of this specific outing.

If Delos is important to you, ask whether the boat will stop there, whether you will have time to go ashore, and what entrance arrangements apply. Do not assume the yacht charter includes an archaeological visit simply because Delos fees are listed separately.

That distinction matters. A scenic cruise around Mykonos and a visit to the ancient site of Delos are different experiences. One centers on time at sea and private relaxation. The other requires a shore visit and an admission ticket.

Who will enjoy this private cruise most?

I would recommend this for families, couples traveling with friends, and groups celebrating a special day. It is also a sensible choice for anyone who values privacy and wants to control the length of the outing.

The boat works best when your group can agree on a general plan. If some people want a short ride and others want a full day, settle that before booking. The flexible four to seven-hour window is useful, but it can also create confusion if expectations differ.

I would be more cautious if you are traveling alone, as a private charter is usually harder to justify for one person. I would also ask detailed questions if your main goal is a particular beach, a guaranteed swim, or a Delos visit, since those specifics are not confirmed.

Weather, cancellation, and small planning details

The cruise requires good weather. If poor conditions cancel the activity, you are offered another date or a full refund. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time, based on local time.

Cancellations inside 24 hours are not refunded, and changes made during that period are not accepted. Because the sea and weather control the day, keep your plans flexible if possible. The confirmation is provided at booking, and the mobile ticket makes check-in straightforward.

Most people can participate, and the activity is private. The available details do not provide specific accessibility information, so ask the provider directly if someone in your group has mobility, medical, or boarding concerns.

Should you book the Ferretti Altura 52s cruise?

Book it if you want a private Mykonos day with your own group, a capable captain and co-skipper, local food, drinks, and control over the length of the outing. The praise for the crew and platter is encouraging, and the package covers many of the small comforts that make a boat day pleasant.

Before booking, confirm the route, extra fuel charges, and any Delos plans. Those are the key unknowns. For a group of friends or family who can share the charter cost, this looks like a relaxed and personal way to see Mykonos from the water. For a small party seeking a tightly planned sightseeing route, a standard shared excursion may offer clearer value.

FAQ

Where does the yacht cruise start?

It starts at Mathios Tavern, Mykonos 846 00, Greece.

Where does the activity end?

The cruise ends back at the meeting point, Mathios Tavern.

How long does the cruise last?

The experience lasts approximately four to seven hours, depending on the option selected.

How many people can join the private yacht?

The private yacht can accommodate groups of up to 12 people.

Is this a shared boat tour?

No. This is a private activity, so only your group participates.

Who operates the yacht?

A skipper and co-skipper are included with the charter.

What food is provided?

Mykonian flavor platters are included.

Are drinks included?

Yes. Bottled water, beer, and wine are included.

Is fuel included?

One hour of fuel is included. Any additional fuel cost should be confirmed with the provider.

Are Delos entrance fees included?

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

Is hotel pickup available?

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

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.