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. Plan … 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
Panormos beach on Mykonos is a chic, sheltered bay of golden sand on the quieter north coast, home to the famous Principote beach club and a fashionable yet relaxed scene, away from the busiest south-coast beaches. This guide covers the beach, the beach clubs, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Plan … Read more
Kalo Livadi beach on Mykonos is a long, wide stretch of golden sand on the south-east coast, with calm, shallow water, relaxed upmarket beach clubs and some of the island’s best beach restaurants, popular with families and couples. This guide covers the beach, the restaurants, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. … Read more
Agios Ioannis beach on Mykonos is a quiet, scenic south-west cove of golden sand famous for its sunsets over the channel to Delos, for being the Shirley Valentine beach where the film was shot, and for the Hippie Fish restaurant on the sand. This guide covers the beach, the views, how to get there, the … Read more
Mykonos villas offer private luxury away from the hotels, with infinity pools, sweeping sea views, private chefs and concierge service, in coveted spots like Agios Lazaros, Psarou and Agios Ioannis. This guide covers what the villas are like, why to rent one, the types, the best locations, the services, the costs, who they suit and … Read more
Mykonos diving offers clear Aegean water with reefs, walls, a well-preserved wreck and the dramatic caves of Tragonisi islet, home to rare monk seals, with PADI dive centres for all levels. This guide covers whether Mykonos is good for diving, the best dive sites, beginner options, the centres, snorkeling, the costs, when to dive and … Read more
Mykonos watersports thrive on the Island of the Winds, with jet skis, windsurfing, wakeboarding, waterskiing, parasailing, tubing, paddleboarding and diving centred on Kalafatis, Elia and the windy north beach of Ftelia. This guide covers the activities, the best beaches, jet skiing, windsurfing, the other sports, diving, the costs, getting there and tips. Active travellers find … Read more
Mykonos Airport, code JMK, is the island’s single, compact airport just 4 kilometres from Mykonos Town, with year-round flights from Athens and seasonal direct routes from across Europe in summer. This guide covers the airport, the flights, transfers to town and the beaches, the facilities, the costs, the busiest times, departing and tips. Plan the … Read more
Mykonos on a budget is possible despite the island’s pricey reputation: visit in the shoulder season, share an apartment, eat cheap gyros and from supermarkets, use the cheap public buses, and enjoy the many free things like the windmills, beaches and sunsets. This guide covers when to visit, where to stay, eating, getting around, free … Read more