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. Kalafatis … 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. Lia is one of … 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
Mykonos vs Ios is a tale of two party islands. Mykonos is the upscale, glamorous and cosmopolitan choice of designer beach clubs and luxury, while Ios is the younger, cheaper, backpacker-and-student party island with a wild, budget-friendly nightlife. This guide compares them on cost, nightlife, crowd, beaches and atmosphere, and helps you choose. Both are … Read more
Mykonos vs Naxos pits glamour against authenticity. Mykonos is the chic, lively, expensive island of designer beach clubs, world-class nightlife and cosmopolitan style, while Naxos is bigger, cheaper, more traditional and relaxed, with long sandy beaches, mountain villages and a family-friendly feel. This guide compares them on cost, beaches, nightlife, atmosphere and who each suits. … Read more
Mykonos weather is a hot, dry Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and warm to hot, dry, sunny summers cooled by the meltemi wind. Average temperatures range from about 11°C in January to around 26°C in August, with the sea warmest from July to September. This guide covers the climate, month by month, the wind, … Read more
Ftelia beach on Mykonos is a long, wild bay of golden sand on the north coast, famous as the island’s windsurfing and kitesurfing beach thanks to the steady meltemi wind, with a relaxed, natural and uncrowded feel. This guide covers the beach, the watersports, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Ftelia … Read more
Paraga beach on Mykonos is a lively, stylish south-coast bay of golden sand about 6 km from town, home to the world-famous Scorpios and the glamorous SantAnna beach clubs, with a chic party scene alongside quieter natural patches. This guide covers the beach, the clubs, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. … Read more