At 250,000 Euros per week, a Milos charter combines one of the Aegean’s most photogenic destinations with the facilities of a mega-yacht operating at the very top of the charter market. Yachts in this range typically measure 65 to 80 metres, carry fifteen or more crew and provide facilities including helipads, spa cabins and extensive beach club installations. The volcanic drama of Milos makes an extraordinary backdrop for this level of vessel.
The island’s geography rewards yachts of this scale. Deep-water anchorages at Adamas and on the south coast allow the largest vessels to position close to the key sites, deploying tenders to Kleftiko, Sarakiniko and Klima without any constraint on the yacht’s comfort or the guests’ programme. The crew’s experience in Cycladic waters means every stop is pre-researched and set up before guests arrive by tender.
Rates at 250,000 Euros per week are quoted before the advance provisioning allowance, which runs to 30 percent or more at this size. Fuel for a 75-metre motor yacht operating a full Milos and western Cyclades programme is a significant APA component; total charter budgets at this level typically reach 330,000 to 360,000 Euros for the week, all-in.
Milos as a mega-yacht destination suits a group seeking spectacular scenery alongside the complete comfort of a large private vessel, without the social scene and port congestion that characterise Mykonos and Santorini.
