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Mykonos Private Cruise

Mykonos Private Cruise-Test

Sailing yacht · 36 ft (11 m) · Mikonos

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 17. September 2026
4.0/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.3
Leistung3.7
Komfort3.8
Fahrverhalten3.9
Preis-Leistung4.1

Technische Daten

Werft
Traditional Wooden Boat
Modell
Kaiki
Länge
36 ft (11 m)
Gäste
15
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Urteil

A compact traditional kaiki that suits relaxed Mykonos cruising better than high-speed travel. Its charm, local character and group capacity are strong points, while limited space and likely modest seakeeping keep it focused on day trips.

Vorteile

  • +Traditional wooden kaiki styling with strong local character
  • +1996 build with reported restoration/refit keeps it relevant
  • +Good guest capacity for private group outings
  • +Well suited to coastal sightseeing and short cruises

Nachteile

  • Not a modern yacht, so amenities are likely limited
  • 36 ft length leaves less room than larger charter boats
  • Best for calm-weather day cruising, not performance sailing
  • Likely modest privacy and storage for longer trips

This 36 ft traditional wooden kaiki is a character-first charter boat rather than a contemporary luxury yacht. Its appeal lies in classic Greek boatbuilding, a compact footprint, and the kind of open-air layout that works well for island hopping and scenic coastal cruising.

On the water, the boat should be judged as a relaxed cruiser, not a performance platform. At this size and style, handling is usually straightforward under captain, but speed, ride softness in chop, and passage range are naturally limited compared with larger motor yachts or modern sailing yachts.

Comfort is adequate for day use, especially for small groups or families, but livability will depend heavily on the refit and onboard fit-out rather than hull size alone. Space for lounging, shade, and movement is the main strength; privacy, cabin comfort, and storage are likely secondary.

In value terms, a traditional kaiki can be compelling because it offers an authentic Mykonos experience at a lower complexity and often lower cost than premium yachts. It is best suited to guests prioritizing atmosphere, local style, and a private day at sea over luxury facilities or long-range cruising.

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