Tinos from Mykonos | Private 8-hour yacht experience with Princess F55

Cruise from Mykonos to Tinos aboard the luxurious Princess F55, a 2025 model that seamlessly blends exceptional performance with spacious, elegantly designed interiors for an outstanding cruising experience. Begin your adventure on this sophisticated flybridge yacht, where a bright and inviting main-deck saloon features expansive windows, a contemporary U-shaped sofa, and a convertible coffee-to-dining table—creating the perfect space for relaxing or entertaining amidst panoramic views.

The Princess F55 accommodates up to 10 guests comfortably, with three beautifully appointed cabins below deck—including a master cabin, a double guest cabin, and a twin cabin—each offering en-suite facilities and illuminated by large hull windows that enhance the sense of space and light. Powered by twin Volvo D13-900 engines, this yacht ensures smooth, confident, and dynamic cruising across the Aegean waters.

Begin your journey at Rinia, a pristine island known for its untouched beauty and crystal-clear waters, where you can enjoy a swim or explore the underwater world through snorkeling on the deep-V resin-infused hull yacht, designed for confident Marine navigation. For those wishing to explore further, an optional stop at Agios Petros Beach provides a peaceful setting for a secluded swim in calm waters.

Next, cruise to Isternia, a picturesque village nestled on the northern coast of Tinos. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at To Thalassaki, a renowned seaside taverna celebrated for its fresh, locally inspired seafood dishes. Savor the flavors of the Cyclades as you indulge in authentic culinary traditions complemented by spectacular sea views.

As your yacht returns to Mykonos, you will carry with you lasting memories of Tinos' rich culture, pristine landscapes, and tranquil ambiance. This private 8-hour cruise offers an exceptional blend of exploration, relaxation, and cultural immersion aboard the prestigious Princess F55, providing a truly unforgettable experience in the heart of the Cyclades.