Mykonos Greece is famed as a cosmopolitan destination amongst the Greek islands and widely recognised as one of the great travel meccas. Mykonos is a grand example of unique cycladic architecture set around a picturesque fishing-village bay. Totally whitewashed organic cube-like buildings fit closely together to form a kind of haphazard maze of narrow alley ways and streets.

Dionysos Hotel
Dionysos Hotel is a traditional Mykonian style hotel situated just 50 metres from Ornos Beach, only 2.5 km from Mykonos Town center and 2.3 km from the airport. Mykonos is a famous island, a legendary place to relax More...

Apsenti Hotel - Couples Only
Apsenti is a unique property beautifully situated in the sunset side of Mykonos island, overlooking the Aegean sea, Delos island and Ag.Ioannis beach. Less than 4Km from Mykonos downtown More...

Mykonos Bay Hotel
To offer our customers service and comfort, our 31 fully equipped rooms feature: Air-condition, Private bathroom & shower, Direct dial phone, TV, Refrigerator, Wake up service, Daily cleaning service More...

Skios Hotel Mykonos
Skios Hotel is a small family owned hotel on the road between Mykonos Town and Platys Gialos, about 1.5 km from town. The location is ideal for those who wish to experience the charming country side of Mykonos More...

Cavo Tagoo Hotel
Cavo Tagoo sits nested in a converted quarry overlooking the deep blue Aegean Sea, with Delos Island, birthplace of Apollo, in the distance. More...

Aegean Hotel
If you are considering visiting the very promising island of Mykonos, the most popular and picturesque island of the Cyclades Islands cluster, it is indispensable that for your accommodation More...

Mykonos Theoxenia Hotel
All 52 rooms of Mykonos Theoxenia exude an aura of unique aesthetics and good taste, which flirt pointedly with the characteristic “glam” culture and its discreet luxury, embracing the epitome of style. More...

San Marco Hotel
Despite being one of the most well known and popular destinations in Greece the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos still holds many pleasant surprises. More...

Tharroe Of Mykonos Hotel De Luxe
Mykonian architecture blend with modern facilities to provide all the amenities that make a holiday so lazily comfortable. The rooms and suites are decorated in minimalist style with contemporary More...

Ibiscus Hotel
Mykonos, one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades complex, welcomes you to the deep-blue Aegean Sea. A cosmopolitan and yet picturesque island bathed in the warm sunshine  More...

Semeli Hotel
Semeli Hotel is an exceptional resort for your holidays in Mykonos island. The impressive complex, which was created in complete harmony to the immaculate natural beauty of the surrounding environment More...

About Mykonos Greece
Mykonos is undoubtedly the most famous of the Cyclades islands, visitors range from the jet set to aspiring artists who take inspiration offered by the island's mesmerising and unique architecture. The sun-drenched, barren landscape is dotted with tiny chapels and the classic white windmills that are put to work during the especially windy months of July and August. the capital, Mykonos Town is a jumble of white-washed, box shaped houses where narrow paved alleyways twist and turn to reveal exclusive boutiques, jewellery and souvenir shops.
As the sun goes down on the numerous sandy beaches, the party begins and the Town's harbour comes alive with fabulous restaurants, trendy bars and a seemingly never-ending nightlife. Mykonos is sophisticated, beautiful and original with an air of excitement unlike that of any other Greek island.

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Dazzling beaches, relentless night life, renowned restaurants, inspiring achiteoture, astoundingly diverse crowd Vips's from all over the world, Delos: The Holy island.

Travel to Mykonos Greece
Olympic airlines has regular flights from Athens to Mykonos and if you prefer to travel by ship, you have a choice of ferries, flying dolphins, hydrofoils, or catamarans that leave from Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrion. Rafina, a popular departure port about an hour's drive from Athens, is now being used less for ferry travel as the boats are leaving from Lavrion, close to Sounion. On Mykonos, you can travel to other nearby islands, such as Tinos, Paros, Andros, Ios, and Naxos, and you can also travel to Santorini and Crete and connect to Samos, Sifnos, Serifos, Folegandros, Skiros, Skiathos, and Thessaloniki. Three times a week, boats leave Mykonos for Rhodes, Kos, Amorgos, and Koufonissia. All travel by sea depends upon weather conditions and the Meltimi, the wind.