Mykonos is one of the world’s top bachelorette and hen party destinations, combining glamorous beach clubs, lively boat parties, world-class nightlife, fun drag shows and a famously open, LGBTQ-friendly atmosphere into an unforgettable girls’ trip. This guide covers the best things to do, where to stay, the costs and planning tips for a Mykonos bachelorette. … Read more
Mykonos jet ski rentals let you speed across the clear Aegean from beaches like Super Paradise and Elia, with no licence needed, life jackets provided and an instructor briefing, an exhilarating addition to a beach day. This guide covers the best beaches, the costs, what to expect, other watersports and tips for jet skiing. Jet … Read more
Mykonos fine dining is among the best in Greece, from the acclaimed Krama and Nobu’s Matsuhisa to the stylish Noema and M-Eating, blending Greek tradition with global techniques in glamorous, sophisticated settings. This guide covers the best gourmet restaurants, what to expect, the costs, booking and tips for a special meal. Fine dining is the … Read more
Mykonos ATV and quad rental is a fun, popular way to explore the island freely and reach hidden beaches, a real help given the island’s famous taxi shortage, though it requires a licence, care on the busy roads and a helmet. This guide covers the licence and age rules, costs, where to rent, safety and … Read more
Agia Anna beach near Kalafatis on Mykonos is a small, traditional and peaceful sandy cove by a fishing port, with fresh-fish tavernas, clear, calm water ideal for snorkelling, and a few sunbeds, one of the most relaxing and unspoilt beaches on the island. This guide covers the beach, how to get there, the facilities and … Read more
Mykonos vs Crete weighs a small, glamorous party island against Greece’s vast, varied largest island. Mykonos is for beach clubs, nightlife and a short, iconic trip, while Crete offers ancient sites, diverse stunning beaches, mountains, world-class food and far better value over a longer stay. This guide compares them on beaches, history, food, cost, time … Read more
Milos is around 3 to 6 hours by ferry from Mykonos, too far for a day trip but a wonderful overnight or multi-night stop, famous for its dramatic volcanic landscapes and beaches like the moon-white Sarakiniko and the boat-only Kleftiko. This guide covers the ferry, why it is not a day trip, what to see … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Crete is done by a seasonal ferry of around 5 to 6 hours to Heraklion, run by SeaJets and Fast Ferries, or by flying via Athens. This guide covers the ferry times, the prices, the ports, the operators, flights, booking and how to reach Greece’s largest island from Mykonos. Crete is … Read more
Mykonos in April offers mild, sunny spring days of around 16 to 20°C, blooming scenery and very low crowds and prices, though the sea is cool at around 16°C, making it a season for sightseeing, walking and exploring rather than the beach. This guide covers the weather, swimming, what is open, what to do, packing … Read more
Mykonos fishing ranges from relaxed coastal charters for bream, mackerel and barracuda to deep-sea trips for tuna and swordfish, and authentic traditional tours where you fish with local fishermen and grill your catch at sunset. This guide covers the fishing trips, the techniques, the best times, the costs and tips. Fishing is an authentic, off-the-beaten-track … Read more