Mykonos

Mykonos, the most famous island of the Cyclades, is the ultimate destination for cosmopolitan lifestyle, entertainment, and luxury. Since the 1950s, the “Island of the Winds” has remained a constant favorite of the international jet set, enchanting visitors with its dazzling beauty, golden beaches, and unique energy.

Vibrant and contrasting, tranquil and exhilarating, Mykonos offers experiences for every mood — from quiet, romantic moments to wild nights under the stars.

By Air

Mykonos International Airport (JMK) connects the island with Athens and major European cities, with direct flights becoming more frequent during the summer months. 

It is located just 4 km from Mykonos Town (Chora), a 10-minute drive away.

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By Sea

Mykonos is connected daily by ferries and high-speed boats from Piraeus and Rafina, with connections to most Cycladic islands, including Paros, Naxos, Tinos, and Santorini. Travel time from Athens ranges from 2 to 6 hours, depending on the vessel and on the stops.

The island has two ports, the Old Port and the New Port. Most routes from Piraeus, Rafina, and other Cycladic islands dock at New Port in Tourlos, just 2 km from Mykonos Town.

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Mykonos Town is one of the most dazzling destinations in the Cyclades. Its labyrinth of whitewashed alleys, small houses with colorful windows, and balconies adorned with bougainvillea creates a living museum of Cycladic architecture.

Here, you will find Little Venice, the picturesque Alefkandra neighborhood with its colorful 18th-century captain’s houses hanging above the sea. A little further on, the Kato Mili (Lower Windmills), a symbol of the island and one of its most famous landmarks, have stood proudly since the late 18th century.

Do not miss the Panagia Paraportiani, a unique complex of five small churches from the 16th and 17th centuries, sculpted by time like a work of art, and a monument of Aegean folk architecture.

And of course, a stroll through Matogiannia is an experience of its own. The island’s most cosmopolitan pedestrian street, a blend of authenticity and glamour, buzzes with life all day long. Among international boutiques, traditional shops, stylish cafés, and lively bars, you will feel the true pulse of Mykonos, a place that never sleeps, embodying luxury, joy, and carefree spirit.

Ano Mera

In the center of the island, Ano Mera exudes a calm, authentic atmosphere, far from the frenzy of Chora. Here stands the imposing Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, built in the 16th century, with an ornate marble bell tower and a Baroque carved wooden iconostasis crafted in Florence. The village square, with its tavernas and whitewashed alleys, is perfect for quiet moments and traditional tastes.

Mykonos has an excellent road network and public transport connecting Chora with the main beaches and settlements. For greater flexibility, car, scooter, and ATV rentals are widely available. From the Old Port, boats depart for the beaches along the southern coast.

Mykonos is famous for its exotic coastlines, emerald waters, and unparalleled beach life. From quiet coves to party-filled stretches, the island caters to every preference:

Psarou

Sheltered and idyllic, synonymous with luxurious beach life. Fine golden sand, emerald waters, and luxurious restaurants attract numerous celebrities every summer.

Super Paradise

The heartbeat of entertainment. Wild parties, loud music, and colorful crowds create an atmosphere of total freedom. A must-visit for young and spirited travelers.

Kalo Livadi

A large sandy beach with shallow turquoise waters, organized with beach bars and restaurants. Popular with families and young crowds, it combines relaxation and fun.

Elia

The largest beach on the island, featuring endless golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and full facilities for water sports. Cosmopolitan yet welcoming.

Kappari

A small, tranquil cove with exotic beauty and stunning views of Delos. Perfect for those seeking peace and natural charm away from the spotlight.

Beyond its reputation as a party destination, Mykonos boasts rich cultural and natural heritage.

Delos

A short distance from the port, the sacred island of Delos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. Bathed in dazzling Greek light, the radiant ancient city of Delos, mythologically the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, exudes magical energy at every corner. Visiting Delos is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, a journey back in time to the cradle of light and culture.

Rineia

Opposite Delos, Rineia offers unmatched tranquility, pristine beaches, and emerald waters, accessible only by boat.

Armenistis Lighthouse

Built in 1891 at an altitude of 184 m, the lighthouse offers breathtaking views of Tinos and the Aegean Sea. A perfect spot for romantic sunsets.

Nature Experiences

For nature lovers and adventure seekers, horseback rides along secluded beaches and diving excursions in the sea caves around Tragonisi and Chtapodia — a natural refuge of the Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) — provide unforgettable experiences.