Mykonos spas offer some of the best wellness in Greece, with luxury massages, facials, holistic rituals and full wellness programs in serene, sea-view settings, at acclaimed hotel spas like Six Senses and standalone centres. This guide covers the spa scene, the best spas, the treatments, wellness programs and how to choose. Beyond its party reputation, … Read more
Mykonos in October offers warm, sunny days of around 18 to 24°C, a sea still warm at 21 to 22°C, far fewer crowds, lower prices and most things still open, a sweet spot between summer energy and autumn calm. This guide covers the weather, swimming, what to do, packing, crowds and tips for visiting in … Read more
Mykonos bars are at the heart of the island’s famous nightlife, from the sunset cocktail spots of Little Venice such as Galleraki and Semeli to the lively bars and clubs of Mykonos Town and the beach bars on the sand. This guide covers the best bars, Little Venice, the town scene, the beach bars, when … Read more
Rhenia is the uninhabited island just beside sacred Delos, near Mykonos, with four solitary sandy beaches and dazzling emerald-to-turquoise water, visited on day cruises from Mykonos for swimming, snorkelling and total escape from the crowds. This guide covers the island, the beaches, the cruises, what to expect and practical tips. Rhenia is the highlight of … Read more
Korfos beach on Mykonos is a sheltered bay just outside Mykonos Town, the island’s leading kitesurfing and windsurfing spot thanks to its steady, strong meltemi wind, flat shallow water and dedicated schools. This guide covers the beach, the wind, the conditions, lessons, how to get there and what to do. Korfos is the kitesurfing capital … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Paros is quick and easy by ferry, a crossing of around 35 minutes to 1.5 hours from Mykonos New Port at Tourlos to Parikia, the capital of Paros, run by SeaJets, Fast Ferries and Golden Star Ferries. This guide covers the times, the prices, the ports, the operators, booking and why … Read more
The Mykonos to Naxos ferry is one of the quickest island hops in the Cyclades, a crossing of around 35 to 75 minutes from Mykonos New Port at Tourlos to Naxos, run by SeaJets, Fast Ferries and Hellenic Seaways. This guide covers the times, the prices, the ports, the operators, booking and tips. Naxos is … Read more
Mykonos vs Santorini is the classic Greek-island dilemma. Mykonos is the island of golden sandy beaches, glamorous beach clubs and world-class nightlife, while Santorini is famous for its dramatic volcanic caldera, clifftop towns, spectacular sunsets and romance. This guide compares them on beaches, scenery, nightlife, things to do, getting around and how to choose. Both … Read more
Nammos Mykonos at Psarou beach is the island’s most famous and glamorous beach club and restaurant, a magnet for celebrities and the jet set since, known for its seafood, iconic striped umbrellas, private cabanas, champagne and all-day parties. This guide covers the dining, the beach club, the scene, the costs, booking and tips. Nammos is … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Santorini is easiest by ferry, a roughly 2 to 3 hour crossing from Mykonos New Port at Tourlos to Santorini’s Athinios port, run by SeaJets and other companies, or by a short flight. This guide covers the ferries, journey times, prices, the ports, booking and tips for island hopping. Santorini is … Read more