Mykonos yoga ranges from drop-in beachfront and terrace classes and magical sunset sessions to luxury multi-day retreats with sea views, blending energising morning Vinyasa flows with calming evening Yin in stunning Aegean settings. This guide covers the retreats, the classes, the sunset sessions, what to expect and how to book. Yoga is a growing part … Read more
A Mykonos yacht charter means hiring a catamaran, sailboat or luxury motor yacht, usually with a crew, to cruise the beautiful waters around Mykonos to Delos, Rhenia, Paros and Naxos, swimming in secluded coves in style. This guide covers the boat types, the costs, the itineraries, when to book, the crew and tips. A yacht … Read more
Tinos is just a short 15 to 35 minute ferry from Mykonos, making the neighbouring island an easy and rewarding day trip, famous for the great pilgrimage church of Panagia Evangelistria, its marble-carving villages, dovecotes and authentic Cycladic charm. This guide covers the ferry, what to see, day trips, the church and tips. Tinos is … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Athens is easy by ferry to the ports of Piraeus or Rafina, a crossing of around 2.5 to 6 hours, or by a short flight of about 30 minutes to Athens airport. This guide covers the ferries, the flights, the journey times, the prices, the ports, booking and how to choose. … Read more
June is among the finest months to visit Mykonos, with warm, sunny days around 26°C, a comfortably warm sea of 22 to 23°C, gentle winds before the meltemi arrives in force, and crowds that are manageable, all while everything is open. This guide covers the weather, swimming, crowds, what to do, packing and tips for … Read more
September is among the finest months to visit Mykonos, with warm, sunny days of 24 to 27°C, the sea at its warmest around 24°C, easing crowds and improving value, while the island stays lively. This guide covers the weather, swimming, crowds, what to do, packing and tips for visiting in September. September is a top … Read more
A Mykonos 3 day itinerary is the perfect long weekend: Day 1 explore Mykonos Town with its windmills, Little Venice and Paraportiani, Day 2 take a boat trip to ancient Delos and hit the beaches, and Day 3 relax at a beach club and soak up the town. This guide covers the day-by-day plan, timings, … Read more
Visiting Mykonos for the first time means knowing a few essentials: the island is glamorous and pricey, taxis are scarce so plan transfers, the bus is your friend, cars are banned in the old town, and the best mix is beaches, the beautiful Chora and nightlife. This guide covers getting around, costs, when to visit, … Read more
Mykonos seafood is some of the best in Greece, from fresh grilled Aegean fish and lobster pasta to octopus, sea urchin and shrimp, served everywhere from rustic beach tavernas to chic town restaurants. This guide covers the classic dishes, the best places to eat, beach versus town dining, the costs and tips for fresh fish. … Read more
Petros the Pelican is the beloved official mascot of Mykonos, a great white pelican first adopted by islanders who became such a fixture of the town that two islands once fought a court case over his custody. This guide covers the story, his rise to fame, the custody case, his legacy and where to see … Read more