Paradise & Super Paradise Beaches
The legendary beach-club coast on the south shore β DJs from lunchtime, sunbeds with table service, expect to spend.
Mykonos is two islands at once β the cubist white village and windmills above the harbour, and the famously hedonistic beach-club coast a few minutes south. It manages both better than its reputation suggests.
The legendary beach-club coast on the south shore β DJs from lunchtime, sunbeds with table service, expect to spend.
Whitewashed lanes designed to confuse pirates and still do the same to visitors. Sunset at the windmills is a daily ritual.
UNESCO-listed birthplace of Apollo, a short boat ride from Mykonos. Guided morning visits before the heat are best.
Quieter, family-friendlier beaches with a few restaurants and shallower water.
Mykonos is a marquee Cyclades cruise call, with larger ships anchoring off and tendering in while smaller vessels berth at the New Port at Tourlos. It's an easy walk-off port built around the whitewashed lanes of Mykonos Town.
A short shuttle or tender from the port drops you into the maze of Chora, the iconic windmills, and the waterfront houses of Little Venice.
A short boat crossing from Mykonos reaches the sacred island of Delos, one of Greece's most important ancient sites and a UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Three hours, swim stops, dinner on board. The single most popular booking on the island.
Includes ferry from old port and a licensed Greek archaeologist on site. Mornings only.
Paradise, Super Paradise, Elia and Agrari with stops at each. Lunch on board.
Best for atmosphere β walk to bars, restaurants and the harbour at midnight. Expect noise.
Sandy beach with calmer water and family-friendly hotels. Easy bus into town.
Resort-style hotels along a long beach with restaurants and the boats to the southern beaches.
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Direct flights to Mykonos (JMK) from Athens in 40 minutes, or several European hubs in summer. Ferries from Piraeus take 2.5 to 5 hours.
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Mid-May to mid-June, mid-September to early October