Rent a Yacht at Mykonos Princess V55

The best part of this private yacht day is the freedom to shape it around the sea. From Ornos, you can head toward Delos and Rinia, then stop at the Mykonos beaches that catch your eye for swimming and snorkelling. Christos, Konstantinos, and Stamatis are the crew names to know.

I like the simple all-in price, which covers fuel, crew, food, drinks, towels, Wi-Fi, and snorkelling gear. I also like the small private setting: with up to 10 people, your group is not tied to a large boat schedule. The main drawback is the cost, especially for a small party, plus the strict cancellation terms and dependence on good weather.

Key points at a glance

• Delos and Rinia in one sea day: Weather permitting, the route reaches two islands opposite Mykonos, giving you more than a beach-hopping cruise.
• Private group of up to 10: The yacht is priced per group, so it offers better value when shared by a full party.
• Swim where you choose: You can stop at the Mykonos south beaches you prefer instead of following a fixed beach schedule.
• Food and drinks included: Pasta with mixed seafood or pesto, snacks, cheese, fruit, wine, beer, soft drinks, and espresso are part of the package.
• Crew service is a major part of the experience: Christos, Konstantinos, and Stamatis are associated with a polished, attentive operation.
• Weather affects the day: Poor conditions can lead to a new date or a full refund, but ordinary cancellations are non-refundable.

A full day at sea from Ornos

The yacht leaves from the Ornos dock at 11:00 am. That start time works well if you want a slow morning, though it also means you should not expect an early start or a short outing. The experience lasts about eight hours, returning to the same dock in the evening.

You meet at the yacht charter point on the Ornos waterfront. The exact meeting address is listed as Unnamed Road, Ornos 846 00, Greece. The location is near public transportation, which helps if you are staying elsewhere on Mykonos and do not have your own car.

This is a private charter for your party, not a seat on a shared excursion. That distinction matters. You are paying $5,377.45 for the group, up to 10 people, rather than paying a separate fare for each person. At 10 people, the cost works out to about $538 per person. With eight people, it is about $672 each, and with only four, the per-person price becomes much harder to justify.

The boat is identified as the Mykonos Princess V55, and the service is operated by CD Yachting Mykonos. The yacht has been described as clean and well maintained, with enough room for a party of 10. Still, a group of 10 should expect a social day in close quarters, not the space of a large cruise ship.

Delos and Rinia, weather permitting

One of the strongest reasons to book this charter is the chance to combine Mykonos with Delos and Rinia. These islands lie opposite Mykonos, and visiting both gives the day a wider sense of place than simply cruising along the coast.

Delos is the more culturally important stop. The information provided does not promise a guided archaeological visit or specify how long the yacht remains there, so you should confirm the exact stopping plan before departure if Delos is your main reason for booking. The boat trip itself can still give you a different view of the island and its setting.

Rinia offers a quieter island contrast. The appeal here is the open water and the feeling of getting away from Mykonos proper. The route depends on weather, so the captain may need to adjust the plan. That flexibility is useful at sea, but it also means you should not treat every listed destination as guaranteed.

If the conditions are good, these island stops add variety. You get more than a collection of swimming breaks, with the chance to see the wider Cycladic setting from the water. If the weather turns, the operator offers another date or a full refund when the experience is canceled for poor conditions.

Mykonos south beaches and swim stops

The south coast is the heart of the swimming side of the day. You can stop at the beaches you prefer, rather than being forced to stay at one crowded resort or follow a rigid timetable. The exact beaches are not named, so your best approach is to tell the captain what kind of stops you want.

You might prefer several short swims, or you might want to linger at one quiet-looking stretch of coast. The supplied information specifically includes swimming and snorkelling, with equipment and towels provided. That makes the day easy for people who do not want to pack beach gear onto a yacht.

The private format is especially useful here. On a shared boat, one group’s wish for a long swim can conflict with another group’s wish to keep moving. With your own party, you can discuss the pace with the crew. The crew still has to work within weather and safety limits, but the experience has room for personal preferences.

Do not assume that every beach will be empty or that the boat can stop anywhere in every condition. Mykonos is a popular island, and the exact feel of each stop will depend on the day, sea conditions, and the route chosen by the captain. The value is the ability to ask for choices, not a promise of total solitude.

Lunch, drinks, and the practical comfort factor

Food is included, and it is substantial enough to make the day easier. You can choose pasta with mixed seafood or pasta with pesto sauce. Snacks, a cheese plate, and a basket of fresh fruit are also provided.

That choice is helpful for a mixed group. Seafood pasta suits people who want a taste of the coast, while pesto gives you a simpler option. If anyone in your party has allergies or dietary restrictions, ask about the meal before the boat leaves. The supplied details do not list other menu choices.

Drinks include unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks, and espresso coffee. This is one of the package’s clearer advantages, since a long day on the water can become expensive when drinks are added one by one. You should still pace yourself, especially in the sun and on a moving boat.

Towels and snorkelling equipment are included, so you can pack lighter. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speakers are also available. Those details matter if your group wants background music, internet access, or an easy way to share the day without relying only on a phone signal.

The combination of food, drinks, towels, and gear gives the charter a relaxed feel. You are not constantly reaching for your wallet or checking whether you remembered a mask. The tradeoff is that the high upfront price includes services you may not use. If nobody in your group drinks wine or beer, or if you prefer a very simple lunch, part of the package has less value for you.

The crew and level of service

The people on board can make or break a private charter. Christos is repeatedly associated with the service, and Konstantinos and Stamatis are also named as crew members. Communication has been described as easy through WhatsApp, and the operation has been praised for being organized from the boat’s arrival through the return.

That kind of service is important on a yacht day because small problems can affect the whole group. You want the boat ready at the stated time, clear communication before departure, and crew members who keep food and drinks moving without making the day feel formal.

The available feedback points to an immaculate boat, well-organized service, and attentive crew care. One group of eight from Australia described the outing as a highlight of a five-week European trip, while another group of 10 found the yacht comfortable for its size. Those details suggest a strong fit for birthdays, reunions, and friend groups that want one special day together.

Keep your expectations measured. The information does not promise a licensed historical guide at Delos, a specific route every day, or luxury hotel-style service. You are hiring a yacht with a captain and crew, not booking a full sightseeing program with a formal lecture at every stop.

Is $5,377.45 good value?

The price is high, but private boat hire in Mykonos is rarely a budget activity. The right question is how many people will share the cost and how much of the included package your group will use.

For 10 people, the approximate cost is $538 per person. For eight, it is about $672 each. For a couple or a small family, the same group price is a serious expense. You are paying for privacy, a full day on the water, crew, fuel, meals, drinks, equipment, and the ability to shape the swim stops.

The value is strongest for a group that would otherwise spend money on separate meals, drinks, beach rentals, and a shorter boat trip. It is also stronger if everyone wants the same kind of day: swimming, food, music, and a relaxed route around Mykonos and nearby islands.

The value is weaker if you mainly want to see Delos on land, prefer a structured archaeological tour, or plan to spend most of the day at one beach. The provided details do not specify the time spent ashore at Delos or Rinia, so ask before booking if those stops are essential.

Who will enjoy the Princess V55 most?

I would put this near the top of the list for a full group of friends or family members who want a private celebration. A group of 10 can spread the cost, use the included drinks and meal, and enjoy the flexibility of choosing swim stops.

It also suits people who care about service. Christos, Konstantinos, and Stamatis are names worth noting when you communicate with the company, especially if you want to discuss food, music, route preferences, or the pace of the day.

The trip may be less suitable for anyone prone to seasickness, although the provided information does not describe sea conditions or offer medical guidance. It may also disappoint you if you expect a detailed historical tour of Delos, since no formal guiding service is specified.

Most travelers can participate, and the meeting point is near public transportation. Still, the activity is built around boarding a yacht, swimming, and spending about eight hours at sea. Ask the operator directly about any personal mobility needs before you reserve.

Booking rules and weather concerns

This is a non-refundable experience. If you cancel or request a change for any reason, the amount paid is not returned. That policy makes travel insurance or careful scheduling worth considering, especially when the booking represents several thousand dollars.

Weather is the important exception. If poor conditions force the company to cancel, you are offered another date or a full refund. The activity therefore has some protection against a canceled sea day, but you do not have the same flexibility if your own plans change.

Confirmation normally arrives when you book. If you reserve within 12 hours of travel, confirmation comes as soon as possible, subject to availability. Do not leave a last-minute booking until the morning of departure and assume the boat is secured.

Should you book this private yacht day?

Book it if you have a group large enough to share the cost and you want a polished, flexible day with swimming, food, drinks, and island scenery. The strongest case is a party of eight to 10 that values private space and would use the included meal, beverages, snorkelling gear, and towels.

Think twice if you are a small group, working with a tight budget, or mainly interested in a guided visit to Delos. The price is difficult to defend for two or three people, and the exact amount of time at each island is not specified.

For the right group, this is a well-equipped Mykonos sea day rather than a simple transfer or sightseeing cruise. Confirm the route, meal needs, and Delos timing before paying, then choose a date when you can commit. That small bit of planning will help you get the most from a very expensive, but potentially memorable, day.

FAQ

Where does the yacht trip start?

The trip starts at the Ornos dock in Mykonos, Greece. The listed meeting address is Unnamed Road, Ornos 846 00, Greece.

What time does the activity start?

The start time is 11:00 am.

How long does the yacht experience last?

The experience lasts about eight hours and returns to the same meeting point.

How many people can join the private yacht charter?

The price covers one group of up to 10 people.

What islands may the yacht visit?

Weather permitting, the route may include Delos and Rinia, the two islands opposite Mykonos.

Can you choose the beaches and swimming stops?

You can stop at the Mykonos south beaches you prefer for swimming and snorkelling, subject to weather and the captain’s decision.

Is food included?

Yes. The included meal is pasta with mixed seafood or pasta with pesto sauce. Snacks, a cheese plate, and fresh fruit are also provided.

Which drinks are included?

Unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks, and espresso coffee are included.

Is snorkelling equipment provided?

Yes. Snorkelling equipment and towels are included.

What happens if bad weather cancels the trip?

If poor weather causes the company to cancel, you are offered a different date or a full refund. The experience is otherwise non-refundable and cannot be changed for personal reasons.