Helicopter Flights from/to Schinoussa

Schinoussa is a small, untouched island located in the heart of the Cyclades, southwest of Naxos, and part of the Small Cyclades complex along with Koufonisi, Donousa, Iraklia, and nearby islets. Its pristine natural landscapes, palm-fringed beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters, and relaxed pace of life make it a perfect destination for travelers seeking peace, privacy, and a true escape from everyday stress. With no buses, taxis, or rental cars, the island preserves its authentic charm, slow lifestyle, and green scenery.

Schinoussa is also a favorite among sailing enthusiasts, serving as an ideal base for day trips to Paros, Naxos, Koufonisi, Donousa, Amorgos, or Ios. The island features three villages, Chora, Messaria, and Mersini, and seventeen beautiful beaches waiting to be explored. Its name likely comes from the bushy lentisk plant (Schino in Greek), though some believe it derives from the Venetian nobleman Schinoza.

Reaching Schinoussa can be challenging due to the lack of an airport, and ferry trips from Athens or neighboring islands are long and may be canceled due to rough seas. For a fast, convenient, and luxurious alternative, our helicopter charter services allow you to fly directly from Athens to Schinoussa in under an hour.  For short inter-island transfers, flights from Mykonos are available, taking just 20 minutes. Helicopters based in Santorini can also connect passengers via Heraklion, Chania, or Santorini airports.

Empty legs

Since we operate multiple helicopter flights during the summer season, there are numerous empty legs you can use and take advantage of our highly competitive prices! Visit regularly our empty legs page and stay tuned with our helicopter flight offers.

Island Hopping with a helicopter!

Explore the Cyclades islands in just one day by helicopter! Fly from Mykonos to Paros, Koufonisi, Schinousa, Donousa and Iraklia islands and discover the hidden gems of the Cyclades islands in just one day. Please contact us for prices and availability.