Yannis Divramis 
Panagia Tourliani is the most important monastery on Mykonos, standing on the central square of Ano Mera village, founded in 1542 and dedicated to the island’s patron saint. It is known for its ornate carved Baroque altar screen, a revered icon of the Virgin Mary and a small religious museum. This guide covers the history, … Read more
Megali Ammos is the nearest beach to Mykonos Town, a sandy stretch within easy walking distance of the centre, handy for a quick swim, with shallow water that turns breezy and good for windsurfing when the north wind blows. This guide covers the town beach, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. … Read more
Agios Stefanos on Mykonos is a calm, family-friendly beach and resort area on the north-west coast near the New Port, with golden sand, shallow sheltered water, tavernas and lovely sunset views towards Delos. This guide covers the beach, the resort, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Agios Stefanos is one of … Read more
Agios Sostis beach on Mykonos is a wild, undeveloped beach on the north coast with no sunbeds, umbrellas or bars, famous for the legendary Kiki’s Tavern on the hill above it. This guide covers the unspoilt beach, the no-frills taverna, how to get there, what to bring and what to do. Plan the whole trip … Read more
Agrari beach on Mykonos is a quiet, sheltered cove of golden sand on the south coast, tucked between the busy Elia and Super Paradise beaches, with calm clear water, a single taverna and stretches of free sand. This guide covers the beach, how to get there, the facilities, the calm it offers and what to … Read more
Kalafatis beach on Mykonos is a long, Blue Flag beach on the south-east coast, famous as the island’s watersports hub for windsurfing, diving and more, with separate calm and active zones that make it great for families. This guide covers the beach, the watersports, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Plan … Read more
Lia beach on Mykonos is a quiet, refined beach on the far south-east coast, with crystal-clear water, fine pebbly sand, a single elegant beach club and some of the island’s best snorkelling and diving. This guide covers the beach, the club, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Plan the whole trip … Read more
Mykonos car rental gives you the freedom to explore the beaches and villages on your own schedule, with cars, ATV quads and scooters all available. A car offers the best comfort and value for most visitors, while quads and scooters suit confident riders. This guide covers the vehicle choices, licence rules, costs, pick-up and driving … Read more
A small boat that shuttles along the south coast, the Mykonos water taxi links the beaches from Ornos and Platis Gialos to Paraga and Paradise, then Super Paradise, Agrari and finally Elia, the easiest way to beach-hop without a car. This guide covers the route, the fares, the timetable, where to catch it, the separate … Read more
Armenistis lighthouse on Mykonos is a historic stone lighthouse built in 1891 on the rugged north-west tip of the island, offering sweeping views across the strait to the island of Tinos and some of the most peaceful sunsets on Mykonos, away from the crowds. This guide covers the history, the views, how to get there, … Read more