Mykonos to Cyclades Sail & E-Bike

Day 1: Arrival in Mykonos
Day 2: Mykonos - Tinos
Day 3: Tinos - Syros, 22 mi. (36 km)
Day 4: Syros - Sifnos, 24 mi. (39 km)
Day 5: Sifnos - Antiparos, 19 mi. (30 km)
Day 6: Antiparos - Paros, 15 mi. (25 km)
Day 7: Paros - Naxos, 26 mi. (42 km)
Day 8: Naxos - Delos - Mykonos
Day 9: Departure from Mykonos

Please note: The Cyclades are known for strong winds, which can occasionally require adjustments to the planned route. Although the tour is scheduled during months with typically calmer weather, conditions can still vary. If it becomes unsafe to visit a planned island, the yacht may stay longer at another port instead. Most islands on this itinerary offer plenty of alternative activities, and in many cases, day trips by local ferry services are also possible.

Day 1: Arrival in Mykonos
Your trip begins on the well-known island of Mykonos, recognized worldwide for its whitewashed houses, blue-trimmed balconies, and hillside windmills that have stood since the 16th century. Mykonos has an international airport and frequent ferry links, making it an easy starting point for exploring the Cyclades. After arriving, a private transfer takes you to your hotel in Mykonos Town. The remainder of the day is free to walk the narrow lanes, enjoy the waterfront cafés, or settle in at your own pace. Overnight in Mykonos Town.

Day 2: Mykonos - Tinos
At 9:00 am, your guide meets you at the hotel for a walking tour of Mykonos Chora. You will visit the famous Windmill Hill, the neighborhood known as Little Venice, where sea captains once lived, the local fish market, and the maze of traditional alleys. After lunch in Mykonos Town, you transfer at 2:00 pm to your yacht in Tourlos harbor. The first crossing brings you to nearby Tinos, an island known for its artistic heritage and traditional villages. Explore the old town with a visit to the Pilgrimage Church of Evangelistria, a major religious landmark in Greece. Later, enjoy a wine tasting at Vaptistis Winery, set on a hill with sweeping views of Mykonos. A welcome dinner is served on board the Virtuoso in the evening.

Day 3: Tinos - Syros, 22 mi. (36 km)
Begin the morning with coffee, tea, and breakfast on board. Today’s e-bike route crosses Tinos, an island often called the Holy Island because it has more than 750 churches and chapels. You will also pass several historic Venetian dovecotes, unique stone structures decorated with geometric designs once used for breeding pigeons. Visit the village of Volax, famous for the smooth granite boulders surrounding it and its long tradition of basket weaving. Lunch is served on the yacht before sailing to Syros. On arrival, explore Ermoupolis, the capital of the Cyclades, known for its neoclassical architecture influenced by 19th-century shipbuilders and merchants. Sample local sweets such as Loukoumi. Dinner is at your leisure in the old town.

Day 4: Syros - Sifnos, 24 mi. (39 km)
Today’s e-bike tour follows the southern shoreline of Syros, passing several bays and beaches. Stop for a swim and a coffee break at Galissas Beach, a popular sandy beach with calm water. Continue past the Monastery of Saint Barbara and return to Ermoupolis. After lunch on board, enjoy a longer afternoon sail to the island of Sifnos. Explore the harbor of Kamares, known for its pottery workshops that continue centuries-old traditions. Swim or relax at Kamares Beach before dining at a local taverna.

Day 5: Sifnos - Antiparos, 19 mi. (30 km)
After breakfast, ride to the historic village of Kastro, a fortified settlement with a circular ancient layout and narrow passages. Visit a pottery workshop where a local artisan demonstrates traditional techniques used on the island for generations. In the afternoon, return to the yacht and sail to Antiparos, a small volcanic island known for its quiet beaches and relaxed pace.

Day 6: Antiparos - Paros, 15 mi. (25 km)
Begin the day with an e-bike tour on Antiparos that includes the Antiparos Cave, home to stalactites estimated to be over 45 million years old. Enjoy a swim and coffee break at Agios Georgios Beach before sailing to Paros. Spend the afternoon and evening in Naoussa, a harbor town known for its colorful fishing boats, waterfront tavernas, and preserved Cycladic architecture.

Day 7: Paros - Naxos, 26 mi. (42 km)
A short morning sail brings you to Naxos Chora, where the e-bike tour explores the island’s fertile interior. Visit the Sanctuary of Demeter in Sangri, an archaeological site dating back to the 6th century BCE, and enjoy an olive oil tasting en route. In the afternoon, explore Naxos Chora on foot, visiting the Portara, the marble gateway of an unfinished Apollo temple, and the Venetian castle overlooking the town. Wander the old alleys to experience Naxos’ long history and local culture.

Day 8: Naxos - Delos - Mykonos
Sail from Naxos to Delos, one of Greece’s most significant archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A licensed guide leads a three-hour tour through temples, markets, and preserved ancient homes on the island considered the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. Afterward, stop for a swim at the coastline of Rhenia, known for its clear turquoise water. Return to Mykonos in the afternoon for free time in the old town, followed by a farewell dinner on board.

Day 9: Departure from Mykonos
After breakfast on board, check out by 9:00 am. Transfer to Mykonos Airport for your onward journey, or extend your stay elsewhere in Greece.

This 3-day extension in Athens gives you time to explore the Greek capital at your own pace while also enjoying a guided activity of your choice. Your program includes airport transfers, two centrally located hotel nights with breakfast, a traditional Greek taverna dinner, and pre-booked admission to the world-famous Acropolis.

Below are the guided activities available. One is included in your extension, and the remaining options can be added for an additional fee.

Option A: Athens by E-Bike
A three-hour guided e-bike tour through the historic center of Athens. Ride quiet streets, visit key landmarks, and enjoy viewpoints overlooking the city. Your guide shares stories about Athens’ past and present while helping you navigate the urban landscape with ease. Ideal for your first full day in the city.

Option B: Mythological Walk in Athens
A four-hour walking tour that brings Greek mythology and ancient history to life. Visit major sites including the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Agora, and the Acropolis while your guide explains the myths, symbols, and real events behind these iconic places. Acropolis admission is included and pre-booked for your tour date.

Option C: Athens Foodies Tour
A culinary walking tour introducing you to the city’s vibrant food scene. Sample local specialties, meze dishes, pastries, and traditional favorites as you explore bustling neighborhoods with a knowledgeable guide. 

Santorini is world-renowned for its dramatic caldera views, whitewashed villages, volcanic beaches, and unforgettable sunsets. This 4-day extension gives you time to enjoy the island at a comfortable pace, combining free time with a guided activity of your choice. Your program includes transfers, three nights in Santorini with breakfast, and an information booklet with suggestions for exploring on your own.

Below are the activity options. One is included in your extension, and the others may be added for an additional fee.

Option A: Sea Kayak Tour
A beginner-friendly 3-hour sea kayak tour along Santorini’s southern coast, passing Red Beach, Akrotiri, and striking volcanic formations, with time for swimming and snorkeling. Transfers to the starting point are included.

Option B: Santorini E-Bike Tour
A 3–3.5-hour guided e-bike ride through island villages, vineyards, and caldera viewpoints with a stop at a traditional café. Morning or afternoon departures available. Transfers included.

Option C: Culinary Caldera Sunset Walk
A guided walk along the caldera trail from Firostefani to Fira, including tastings of local delicacies and small dishes while enjoying some of the island’s most iconic views. Especially beautiful at sunset.