Mykonos at 200,000 Euros per week is the preserve of superyachts that can anchor in the south bay and deploy tenders to the island’s beach clubs, town quayside and the sacred ruins of Delos without any compromise on board. Yachts in this range run to 55 to 70 metres with twelve or more crew, and in the context of Mykonos, where the social scene is visible and the anchorage is busy, size provides the most effective privacy.
The island’s dual identity, which swings between the archaeological and the fashionable, suits superyacht guests well. Delos, the uninhabited island twenty minutes to the west, contains one of the Mediterranean’s most significant ancient sites and is visited by tender in the morning before the day-tripper boats arrive. Psarou Beach in the afternoon and the Little Venice waterfront at sunset complete a day that covers the full range of Mykonos experiences without any queuing or logistics friction.
Rates from 200,000 Euros per week cover the yacht and professional crew before the advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent. High-season berths in Mykonos new marina must be reserved months in advance and carry a significant premium. Fuel, premium provisioning and marina dues make the APA for a Mykonos week among the highest in the Cyclades. June and September offer substantially better availability at lower overall cost.
At this level, the crew pre-books every restaurant, beach club and excursion before the guests board, ensuring a seamless programme across the entire week.
