What are the Cyclades known for?

The Cyclades are the classic Greek islands — whitewashed villages, blue domes and golden beaches across the central Aegean, from glamorous Mykonos to the sacred ruins of Delos and the quiet of Amorgos and Folegandros.

Where do Cyclades charters start?

Usually Athens (Lavrio or Alimos marina), or Mykonos and Paros within the islands — all easy to reach by flight or ferry from the Greek mainland.

Is the Cyclades good for sailing?

Yes, but it's a wind-exposed group: the summer Meltemi blows hard from the north, giving exhilarating sailing for a confident crew. May, June, September and October are calmer.

Delos is a small, uninhabited island near Mykonos — the sacred birthplace of Apollo and one of Greece's greatest archaeological sites, a short sail and a must-stop on any Cyclades charter.

Cyclades Yacht Charter

The Cyclades are the Greek islands of the postcard — whitewashed villages and blue-domed churches scattered across the central Aegean, ringed by deep-blue water and golden beaches. A yacht charter through the Cyclades links the glamour of Mykonos, the sacred ruins of Delos and the quiet of Amorgos, Folegandros and the lesser isles in a single sailing route.

A Cyclades charter is classic Aegean island-hopping. Anchor below the windmills of Mykonos, step ashore on Delos — the sacred birthplace of Apollo — swim off Antiparos and Ios, and find calm in the small harbours of Donoussa and Iraklia. The islands lie short hops apart, though the summer Meltemi wind rewards a confident crew with proper sailing.

Most Cyclades charters start from Athens (Lavrio or Alimos) or from Mykonos and Paros, an easy flight or ferry from the mainland. Book a crewed gulet or sailing yacht for your group, and let the Cyclades show you the Aegean at its most iconic.