A Mykonos packing list balances light, breathable linen and cotton daywear, chic evening outfits, two or three swimsuits, comfortable flat sandals for the cobblestones, strong sun protection and a windbreaker for the breezy nights. This guide covers what to pack by day, night, beach and season for a stylish, comfortable trip. Packing smartly makes the … Read more
Mykonos New Port at Tourlos, about 2.5 km north of Mykonos Town, is the island’s main harbour, handling the big ferries to other islands and the cruise ships, with a sea bus, public buses and taxis linking it to town. This guide covers how to get to and from town, the facilities and tips for … Read more
Mykonos to Rhodes is a long journey between distant island groups, by a seasonal SeaJets ferry of 13 hours or more, or by flying, usually via Athens or on limited direct services, taking around 2 hours 40 minutes. This guide covers the ferry and flight options, the times, the costs and what to see in … Read more
Naxos from Mykonos is an easy ferry hop of 35 minutes to 1.5 hours across the Cyclades, with frequent summer sailings making it a great day trip or longer stay to see the largest Cycladic island’s beaches, ancient Portara and mountain villages. This guide covers the ferry options, times, costs, what to see and tips … Read more
Mykonos in November is mild, peaceful and authentic as the season winds down, with daytime highs around 15 to 20°C, some sunshine and showers, very low prices and few crowds, though most beach clubs have closed. This guide covers the weather, what stays open, what to do and tips for an off-season visit in November. … Read more
Mykonos with family works beautifully, with calm, shallow sandy beaches like Ornos, Agios Stefanos and Platis Gialos, boat trips, the windmills, museums and a go-kart track, plus welcoming family-run tavernas, despite the island’s party reputation. This guide covers the best family beaches, things to do, where to stay and practical tips for a holiday with … Read more
The best Mykonos photography spots include the iconic windmills, the colourful waterfront of Little Venice, the sculptural Panagia Paraportiani church, the whitewashed lanes with blue doors and bougainvillea, and the Armenistis lighthouse, all best shot in the soft early light. This guide covers the top spots, the best light and tips for stunning photos. Mykonos … Read more
Mykonos scuba diving reveals reefs, walls, caves and the Anna II shipwreck in the clear Aegean, with PADI and SSI dive centres on the south beaches offering try dives for beginners, courses and guided dives. This guide covers the best dive sites, the marine life, the centres and courses, the costs and tips for diving … Read more
Mykonos in winter is a quiet, mild and authentic side of the island, with most beach clubs and seasonal resorts closed but Mykonos Town still alive with locals, very low prices, few crowds and a peaceful, genuine atmosphere. This guide covers the weather, what stays open, what to do and tips for an off-season visit. … Read more
A Mykonos cooking class teaches you to make classic Greek and Cycladic dishes like spanakopita, baklava, saganaki and fresh dips, often with a market visit, local cheeses such as kopanisti, and a feast of your creations with wine. This guide covers what to expect, the best classes, the costs and booking tips. A cooking class … Read more