Mykonos


Mykonos

  • About Mykonos

    The island of Mykonos is one of the more popular Greek islands, attracting thousands of annual visitors keen to sample its cosmopolitan atmosphere and non stop night life. Many head straight for Mykonos Town, also known as Chora. The capital includes a stunning mix of whitewashed houses, sandy beaches and quintessential blue domed churches, all of which form a stunning backdrop for some non stop partying. For the more adventurous this Cycladian island offers plenty of inspiring mountain landscapes to explore, as well as a selection of less populated beaches and small beautiful villages.

  • Nightlife

    Many consider the nightlife of Mykonos among the liveliest and best in Europe. From hip beach clubs, chilled out bars to all night mega venues, Mykonos is the party capital of the Greek islands. So much so that Mykonos is often compared to Ibiza and Ayia Napa as one of the world's top clubbing destinations attracting world class DJs. Mykonos is also a gay friendly resort with many specialist bars and clubs.

  • Popular Clubs

    Paradise Club, Paradise Beach

    Post beach party club specialising in infectious dance tunes, cocktails plus spectacular firework displays.

    Cavo Paradiso, Paradise Beach

    Built on a rockface over the beach this mega club covers 3,000 square metres.

    Mad Club, Waterfront

    All night club with a reputation for throbbing hard techno and exotic jungle decor.

    Marco Polo Club, Ornos Beach

    Traditional, upmarket club which includes restaurant, bar and Internet cafe.

  • Windmills

    Mykonos is famous for its windmills. Several of these iconic landmarks of Mykonos remain, often around the main port due to the existence of prevailing winds there. They were once part of a major grain refinement industry on the island.

  • Beaches

    Paradise

    Popular beach with cafes, bars, shops and camping nearby.

    Ornos Beach

    A sheltered bay provides shallow waters and ideal bathing opportunities.

    Kalafatis Beach

    Long sandy beach popular with windsurfers and other water sports enthusiasts.

    Elia Beach

    Golden sands to relax on and a water park for the kids to play.

  • Attractions

    Archaeological Museum, Delos

    Includes ancient artifacts from the region including marble sculptures, ceramics and jewellery.

    Aegean Maritime Museum, Mykonos Town

    Displays models of ships from the pre-Minoan period up to the present day plus shipping related artefacts.

    Little Venice, Mykonos Town

    Picture post card region with whitewashed buildings, intricate alleyways, taverns, cafes and bars to explore. This ancient port area is at the most Western end of the town.

    Folklore Museum, Mykonos Town

    Located near the Church of Paraportiani in a 300 year old whitewashed house in the castle area of town. A large collection of 19th Century antiques can be viewed, including furniture, ceramics, photographs and musical instruments.

    Delos

    One of the most famous Greek archaeological sites is the small island of Delos just off the West coast. The entire island has been declared a national museum. The sacred island of Delos in Greek myth was the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.

    Petros the Pelican, Mykonos Town

    Official mascot of Mykonos. The original Pelican was washed up here after a storm in 1954 and remained for 30 years until it died. Now a replacement lives on the island's waterfront.

    Paraportiani Church, Mykonos Town

    Famous church near the main harbor and a main feature of the Castle area, the oldest section of town.

    The Boni Mill, Mykonos Town

    One of the best preserved examples of a 16th century windmill. This beautiful building overlooks the village on the east side of town. This working mill has been well maintained.

    Ano Mera

    Traditional village inland includes a main square with a tavern near the 12th century Palaeokastro monastery in a magnificent hillside setting.

  • Weather

    The climate of Mykonos is typically Mediterranean, with mild winters and hot, dry summers. From April to August the sun is usually prominent in clear blue skies.

  • Accommodation

    There is a large range of good quality accommodation in Mykonos. Hotels, villas, apartments, studios and rooms are available of all sizes and prices.