Amongst the most popular destinations in the Cyclades group of islands, Mykonos has graced many a picture postcard with images of charming white washed houses and highly characteristic windmills set against the sea.

Renowned throughout the world for several decades now, initially the island became popular with the world’s jet set in the 1960s for many reasons. The charms of its impeccable sandy beaches and coves, fishing villages dotted along the coastline and inland hamlets have mesmerized visitors seeking a real experience of the Greek islands.

Mykonos Town, the main hub of the island, boasts a very much cosmopolitan character, with its incredible array of restaurants, shopping and exciting nightlife. Designed originally to confuse unwelcome visitors, its maze like formation of footpaths and small streets continue to bewitch night owls from all over the world.

Ancient historical sights, including the nearby island of Delos, showcase Mykonos’ very rich historical heritage.

This most versatile of islands, has something to offer every one of its enchanted visitors.

Mykonos Airport: 3 km (taxi fare: € 10, bus fare: € 1.10)

Mykonos Port (New): 5 km (taxi fare: v 10, bus fare: € 1.10)

Mykonos Port (Old): 4 km (taxi fare: € 10, bus fare: € 1.10)

Mykonos Town (Chora): 4 km (taxi fare: € 8, bus fare: €1.10)

Ano Mera Town: 14 km (taxi fare: € 12, bus fare: € 1.10)

Platis Gialos Beach: 250 meters

Paradise Beach: 2 km

Supermarket: 20 meters

Bus Stop: 20 meters