From: Mykonos (Greece)
Mykonos to Athens Sailing Cruise on a Yacht
Sailing tour introduction
Sailing Cruise Itinerary
**This is a sample itinerary. The actual itinerary may be adjusted by the captain or the service provider due to weather conditions or other reasons.
Day
1
Mykonos
Arrival day. Join your group at 5pm for a welcome meeting and an important safety briefing before beginning the sailing journey. Enjoy a night cap with your crew mates on the boat or head out to explore Mykonos by night.
Day
2
Syros
While in the Cyclades stroll through the markets of Syros, finding countless treasures and must-grab deals along the way. The major port city of Ermoupolis is the financial centre and capital of Syros as well as the Cyclades. Depending on where the group decides to explore, head to some of the small beaches on the island or try scuba diving.
Day
3
Kythnos
Explore the island of Kythnos, home to glorious hot springs and villages virtually untouched by the tourism industry. Tour the old iron mining mills or visit one of the islands many beaches. Take a photo of the picturesque bay, soak in the hot springs and watch the sunset, or explore the port and seaside taverns.
Day
4
Kea
Dock at the lovely island of Kea, one of the most northern islands of the Cyclades. A perfect stop for hikers, there are tons of paths across the island that cross the varied landscape of the island as well as ancient cities. For those looking for less active activities, opt to visit the Stone Lion or a family silversmith. There are many great restaurants on the island perfect for enjoying the view and sampling some local wine.
Day
5
Hydra
Explore the island of Hydra on foot or while riding a donkey. Visit the Hydra Museum near the ferry dock to learn about the island’s history or the Cathedral of Hydra in town. Hydra only has one settlement along the natural harbor where pastel and white mansions are scattered on the hillside. Most of these massive homes are now museums but speak to the glamorous past of the island.
Day
6
Aegina
Stop at the island of Aegina to explore this well-preserved, historical island. Once a major trade partner and political power, the island is now known for its archaeological sites, charming villages and the production of pistachios. Rent a car or motor bike to quickly tour around Aegina, or head to one of the many beaches to relax on the sand.
Day
7
Athens
Tour ends in the morning, after breakfast, if you would like to spend more time in Athens we recommend booking more time after the tour ends.
Cruise Boat Details
Sailboat 15.59m (2018)
Cruise Price Details
Price includes
- 7 nts aboard a 17m (57 ft) sailing yacht, Fully licensed skipper, Snorkelling equipment.
Price does not include
- Please also make sure you have access to at least an additional USD $200 (or equivalent) as an 'emergency' fund, to be used when circumstances outside our control (ex. a natural disaster) require a change to our planned route. This is a rare occurrence!
- Please note: We do not have a constant power source onboard, and cannot facilitate the use of Sleep Apnea/CPAP machines. Bringing a suitable battery pack is required. Inoculations may be required for the country visited. It is your responsibility to consult with your travel doctor for up to date medical travel information well before departure. No particular health issues in Greece, just that in some more remote islands bottled water is more recommended to drink. Just keep in mind that some heat waves are possible from June to October all over the country. People who are sensitive to seasickness should come prepared. You should consult your doctor for up-to-date medical travel information well before departure. We recommend that you carry a First Aid kit, hand sanitizers / antibacterial wipes as well as any personal medical requirements.
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Location
- Mykonos, Greece
- Athens, Greece
The departure base depends on the sailing dates you select.
Check-in / Checkout
Check-in: Saturday
Check-out: Saturday
Cruise duration is 7 days / 7 nights.
Accommodation
Private cabin
Private cabin for 2 guests. If the cabin is booked for 1 guest only, a single accommodation surcharge will apply.
Crew
The sailing tour from Mykonos is operated by a professional crew of 10: captain, chef or hostess, and additional crew.
The captain of the Bavaria Cruiser 51 is responsible for: the safety of guests during Mykonos to Athens Sailing Cruise on a Yacht, handling of the Sail boat, navigation and adjusting the itinerary according to weather conditions.
Meal Plan
No Meal Plan
Meals are not included.
Guests may purchase groceries and store them in the shared refrigerator onboard.
Most meals during the sailing tour in Greece are enjoyed in cafes or restaurants ashore at the guest's own expense.
Options & Fees
Optional Extras
Available at additional cost:
- Single supplement: $1,304
Sailing Itinerary & Weather Conditions
The 7 days itinerary is planned in advance; however, Mykonos to Athens Sailing Cruise on a Yacht may be adjusted depending on weather conditions, port availability, and the captain's safety decisions.
The captain may modify the route or change the order of stops to ensure a safe and comfortable sailing experience on board of Bavaria Cruiser 51.
Payment & Cancellation
No-obligation reservation (3 day hold).
No payment is required until the booking agreement is signed.
Payment terms:
- Down payment: 30%
- Balance: due 60 days before departure
- Extras: payable in advance, at least 60 days before the charter
Cancellation policy:
- 30% of the charter fee is retained for cancellations made 61 days before departure
- 100% of the total charter fee is non-refundable for cancellations made 60 days or less prior to the charter
Payment and cancellation terms are provided for reference only. Final terms are defined in the booking agreement.
Customer reviews
How customer reviews and ratings work
We use the Average with Prior (also known as Bayesian Average) to calculate the total rating for each sailing cruise
Since new cruises could have very few reviews, each review can significantly impact the average score, potentially leading to misleading representations of the total score (e.g., one very positive or very negative review skewing the overall rating). To mitigate this, we use a "prior" or "default" score.
This means that each cruise, by default, starts with a rating of 4, which is calculated from 5 hypothetical reviews, each rated 4. This assumption provides a baseline level of performance that is neutral-to-positive.
For example, if a new cruise receives a 5-star review, the total rating will be adjusted to 4.17. Here's how it is calculated: (4 × 5) + 5 = 25 and then divided by the total number of reviews 6 (5 default + 1 actual review), resulting in 4.17
As more reviews come in, the weight of the actual reviews increases, and the influence of the prior diminishes.