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A catamaran charter in Platis Gialos combines generous onboard space with access to the southern coast of Mykonos. The settlement occupies a broad, south-facing sandy bay, with restaurants and accommodation close to the waterfront. From here, trips can mix short coastal passages with swimming, time at anchor and meals ashore.
Catamarans suit this leisurely style of cruising particularly well. Their twin hulls create wide indoor and outdoor areas, while limited heel under sail provides a relatively stable platform for families and groups. Platis Gialos itself is a fair-weather anchorage and small-boat landing area rather than a full-service marina, so formal berthing and embarkation arrangements may involve Tourlos, depending on the charter.
The most natural local itinerary follows Mykonos’s southern beach chain. From Platis Gialos, boats can continue past Paraga, Paradise and Super Paradise toward Agrari and Elia. These short, line-of-sight passages allow a day to be divided between cruising, swimming and going ashore, with a choice between organized beaches, waterfront dining and livelier coastal stops.
Longer day excursions may head toward Delos and Rhenia when wind and sea conditions permit. Delos adds an archaeological dimension: the island was an important ancient sanctuary and trading port and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. Rhenia provides opportunities for swimming and anchoring around its coast. On returning to Platis Gialos, the concentration of beachfront tavernas and restaurants makes the bay a practical tendering and dining stop.
Recreational boating around Platis Gialos is concentrated between May and October, with most beach-boat and yacht activity from June through September. May, June and September generally offer a favorable balance of warmth and manageable conditions. July and August are hot, dry and busy, but they also bring the greatest likelihood of strong Meltemi episodes and dense boat traffic.
The bay has relative shelter from prevailing northerly winds, including the Meltemi, but it is less protected from southerly weather and swell. Conditions can become rougher once a route leaves the sheltered southern bays. Itineraries should therefore remain flexible, especially during stronger summer winds. Cooler, wetter and frequently windy conditions substantially reduce normal leisure-boating activity from November through March.
Catamarans are especially suitable for families, groups of friends and multi-generational parties that value shared living space without placing every guest in the same area. Cabins are usually distributed across two hulls, while the central saloon, cockpit and foredeck provide several communal spaces. This layout works well when the boat is not simply transport but a base for swimming, dining and relaxing between stops.
Choose between bareboat, skippered and crewed formats according to experience and the level of service required. Guests need no boating experience when a professional skipper or crew operates the vessel. Bareboat charter, by contrast, requires suitable handling experience and may require qualifications. Catamarans have a wide beam and maneuver differently from monohulls, factors that matter in confined berthing areas.
Compare cabin configuration, swimming access, deck space and whether the skipper needs a dedicated cabin. It is also worth deciding between a sailing and power catamaran and confirming where embarkation and formal berthing will take place, since Platis Gialos is not a full-service yacht marina. Travelers still comparing vessel categories can explore yacht charter options in Platis Gialos.
The current viravira.co selection for Platis Gialos comprises 2. Available layouts range from 4 to 5, with capacities from 8 to 10. Eligible prices start from 5,451 €.
Because the local selection is compact, compare the cabin arrangement, charter format, crew accommodation and embarkation details rather than relying only on overall capacity. Travelers seeking a wider geographic comparison can also review catamaran charter options in Greece.



/ night
catamarans available
€5,451
€7,107
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 19, 2026
/ day
catamarans available
€5,451
€7,107
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 19, 2026
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