Top 50 things to do and attractions in Mykonos Town

As the “best” attraction in Mykonos, not really as good as expected. It doesn’t look that appealing when seeing it in person.

The Panagia Paraportiani Church in Mykonos is a beautiful example of traditional Greek architecture whitewashed, simple, and very photogenic. Unfortunately, it was closed when we visited, so we couldn’t see the interior. The surrounding area was charming but could have been better maintained.

Maybe I should read more history to get to know this church.

Located at one edge of mykonos, next to the old ruins of the castle, is this small beautiful church. Magical and very romantic.. came almost sunset, enjoyed the beautiful view as well..

Arrive here early before the crowds. Then walk the trail from Fira to Oia. You don't have to go all the way, just as far as you feel good. Amazing views!

Very nice little church sitting at the edge with space around it. There is also a very nice corner where you can climb down a bit to reach some rocks if you want to take very nice pictures with the sea as your only background. When we were there, we saw smashed glass bottles and some other trash, so junkies or homeless people might have been there.

Charming church where sunset could be a delight. It’s a picturesque spot with ample amount of hidden treasures. It might get a lot crowded during evenings but there is a lot of space to sit and chill. The walk to this place is just around the corner and it’s a lot less noisy than the little Venice part of the town.

I would give this more stars if not for the huge tourist crowds and the ridiculous prices of the restaurants. The souvenirs were also more expensive than other tourist destinations. But the island is indeed beautiful and the scenery is definitely very photogenic. It gets quite loud and festive in the evening. Good for those who love bustling and busy atmosphere with breathtaking views. For those who like quieter places you can always steer away from the shore into the alleyways where there a small hidden gems.

It was interesting to walk from the cruise ship to the windmills and see the beach areas along the way lined with many restaurants overlooking the sea. Walked thru the narrow streets to get a taste of Mykonos. Just in a few spots the walking paths are narrow and border the sea so be careful. Nice place to visit but not necessarily stay for a number of days.

Mykonos Town in general: I had high hopes of Mykonos, old fashioned unspoilt little white-washed buildings, small narrow cobbled streets, lots of shops and restaurants within, very picturesque, small pretty churches dotted about. Nice harbour surrounded by cafes and restaurants, picture postcard stuff. I was not disappointed in that respect, absolutely amazing and pretty. Sadly, though, this is the town’s downfall and a major problem, as it attracts between 2-5 cruise ships a day during the holiday season. (Speaking to various locals, it appears the island more or less closes down out of season, Nov.-Mar., when the cruise ships stop coming). The thousands of cruisers makes the town very busy, people milling about trying to navigate the small alleyways and streets, and it can get very hot and oppressive. Mykonos has a reputation for being relatively expensive – make up your own mind. The whole town is geared to the cruise ship tourists and maximising their profits, charging stupid money for what is essentially typical holiday nicknack tat. The ‘supermarkets’ (read corner shops) only seem to sell booze, tobacco, toiletries, and crisps – nothing useful to sustain yourself if you were self-catering (there must be something somewhere on the island where you can buy meat and veg etc. but it’ll require a car or taxi as there’s nothing in the capital). Cheap nasty looking bottle of wine? Starts at around € 18.50; anything recognisable is € 30-50. The restaurant prices don’t seem too bad (is that because the cruise lot don’t eat there?), about what you’d expect to pay anywhere else, but where they do get you is on the booze, c. € 10-15 a pint. They typically only sell 33cl bottled beer at € 7-10. Some restaurants are asking € 80-90 for a bottle of wine. Your liver will enjoy this holiday. Another unusual influence is, I would estimate 90% of the restaurants more or less offer the same thing, listing themselves as Greek/Mediterranean/European – basically, Greek. The other restaurants call themselves Italian/Mediterranean/European, a nod to Italian, plus there are literally a couple of hints at Japanese. There is an Indian and a Mexican, half a mile outside the town up the big hill. I was disappointed by the lack of variety. Chinese/Thai? Forget it. I’m not sure I’ve been to any place in Europe that doesn’t have a number of Chinese restaurants. I was told that there are only 30 taxis on the island. They are not short of business. I wanted to book a trip to and from the Indian restaurant 10 mins away. I was told that there was no point trying to book a taxis as there was no guarantee they would turn up. So I booked a private hire to ensure we honoured the restaurant booking, € 72, kerching. I do not think I was being deliberately ripped off. I guess you cannot blame the locals for trying to make a good living, particularly, as in theory they only have 7 months in which to do so, but it’s very sad that such a lovely place – like so many around the world - has been ruined by tourism (driven by greed) and lost most of its authenticity.

Watched the sunset on October 1st. Beautiful view! Got there about 30 minutes before the sunset and was able to grab a great spot on a bench. Lots of people gathered after us to watch the sunset here but there are plenty of spots to sit or stand near the windmills and below them.

Great views, plenty to see and do. If you are taking a cruise it’s a bit of a walk but very doable. There’s a lot to do throughout the walk. Plenty of stores and restaurants along the path.

As i have seen so many windmill pics from different social media, therefore the reality was no more big surprising. However the cute animals from this island made the place become more interesting.

Signature landmark is a must to visit if you going to travel to Mykonos in the first time. Even in summer, it is very windy location. Hence, if you wanna take photos, prepare some hat or tie your hair properly. From this location , it is just a few minutes to walk to Little Venice so plan a whole day here.

We went in October, the off season so no lines and plenty of time and space to wander at our leisure. The text panels are in Greek and English. There's plenty of info for what we were looking at. It was a great addition if you do an excursion to Delos island. The person at the desk was very knowledgeable and answered our questions. There are toilets available but they were not the greatest, doesn't matter tho at least they worked.

Wonderful little museum and some very fascinating history on display for Mykonos and the surrounding islands. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars was because there was an over abundance of similar exhibits (would be nice to have a little more variety) and the toilets were missing seats in the bathrooms.

It's a quiet and little museum to be fair. Only costs 4 euros for entry and has lots of items to see, and well worth the time. Beautiful objects of art. Great if you are having a short stay but if you have been to Delos island you might be a little underwhelmed by the museum and what it has to offer.

Cute little museum. They had a nice exhibition with old pictures of the excavations. And nice objecten to accompeny them. Wich gives a nice double lagering on history. Would have been nice if some of the objects in the basel exhibition got more context tho.

Only 5 euro or 3 for seniors in October to March Not a lot of exhibits

Very disappointed. This is supposed to be a museum, but most objects have no label explaining where exactly they were found, what they depict or what period they're from. What you'll find in there: some pottery, many funerary steles from Rhenia, and a couple objects from Delos (including the original of the mosaic from the house of Dionysus). Delos has its own museum with more artefacts found on site. Disappointingly, there didn't seem to be anything in the museum about Mykonos itself.

4 euros per adult; kids free. Cool little museum with interesting pottery and stories of how things were discovered.

Great little museum, the cellar with the pirate well and warship is a great place to es ape the sun for a few minutes. 2€ entry

Is not like a museum, is more a house decorated with all the ancient artifacts. It’s a very special place, full of energy and without the restrictions of the museum.

€2 entry which is very fair. It’s not really a museum, more a collection of items and memorabilia from Mykonos’ history. There’s a self guided tour through a pamphlet which gives some information on what you’re seeing as you walk around. Spent about 45 minutes here.

We've been here a few months ago. This small museum is open only in the afternoon but no photos allowed. Quite the collection of just about everything from the island. Every inch of space held something of historical value. Our travel planner Ali from heytripster(thanks so much btw.) told us is free but they request a donation. They didn't request but we wanted to donate a small fee.

Amazing little museum with tons of artefacts and an amazing guide who's full of stories and is more than willing to answer questions. The museum is free, but donations are encouraged. Visiting in May with my boyfriend, we thoroughly enjoyed our time at the museum, and left a small donation on our way out.

Somewhat quirky collection owned by a descendant of the pirate that owned the house. The organization is a bit random, but it's free admission and the proprietor will answer questions and volunteer information about the exhibits. Worth a look.

I went to this museum while waiting for the Sea Bus. It's a nice little museum with lots of information and relics from the ancient Mykonian days. The history is very interesting. Would recommend!

Really cool, free, modern art museum. There are several rooms with a great range of work by some pretty big modern artists! Every room had a guide and they really were eager to tell us about the art so we got over our shyness and learned a lot more as a result :) definitely worth checking out as it's super conveniently placed and completely free!

Very nice gallery with contemporary art -photography, painting and sculptures. It’s free, so you can walk in and enjoy some art in the middle of Mykonos alleys.

When I am in Greece always want to spend one night at Mykonos to go to my favourite gallery. Love it

Beautiful art with a friendly and knowledgeable curator. Bigger than it looks from the outside. Cute place to stop in Old Town!

Small contemporary art gallery. Not crowded despite the prime location in the middle of everything. The staff was very friendly. Good respite from the hot Greek sun - had air conditioning.

This was a fabulous addition to our trip to Mykonos. With an international flair, inspired by world-class artists, rarity Gallery inspired. The staff patiently helped and explained every piece of art in detail providing a pleasant personal touch.

This is a small gallery in downtown Mykonos, in the Little Venice district. The employees were absolutely fantastic and super knowledgeable about the art and the artists, able to point out interesting details and to provide some very helpful background information. The art is exceptional, in particular the photo realism pieces done in oil. We had a really enjoyable time admiring the art and learning about the artists and the pieces. Definitely recommend.

There are usually not such an accessible lighthouses around the world but this one is well worth visiting. I made my trip with car here on sunrise so basically there was no one else than myself. There is a parking lot with enough spaces to park and then just slight one minute walk towards the lighthouse and enjoy the scenery. Road there is fine, just about 15minutes away from Mykonos town, many places to stop by and enjoy the views including churches, horses or panorama photo stops. Do this in the morning and you won’t regret.

A beautiful place for a sunset! The old lighthouse, which is no longer operational, captures the incredible atmosphere of the place. The most beautiful sunset in Mykonos. It's very windy, but once we hid behind the rocks, we could easily watch the spectacle. A must-see, but you'll need a quad bike or a car to get there. It's quite a bit of uphill walking.

Loved visiting this lighthouse on Mykonos. We went early in the morning and hardly anyone was there. The winds were low and got some great shots.

If you have a car 🚗 then it worth the visit, the road is very thin and two way so maybe ifs fun 🤩 When u arrive there the view is breathtaking and there are thousands of pictures can be taken Choose the day not to be windy 🌬️

The old lighthouse stood proudly on the rugged coastline, offering stunning panoramic views from its top. The scene was truly beautiful, with the vast ocean stretching to the horizon and seagulls soaring overhead.

Visiting Armenistis Lighthouse was one of the highlights of our trip to Mykonos. We rented a car for the day, which proved to be well worth the expense, especially for reaching more remote sites like this one. There is no cost of admission or for parking. The panoramic views from the lighthouse are truly breathtaking. From this elevated vantage point, you gain a remarkable perspective of the Aegean Sea—so expansive that you can even make out the curvature of the earth. Spotting nearby islands in the distance and watching high-speed ferries slice across the water added to the experience. Although the lighthouse itself was closed to visitors, its presence added a sense of history and atmosphere to the site. We spent about an hour there, taking in the scenery and enjoying the peaceful isolation. One important note: it was extremely windy during our visit. Guests, particularly those with young children, should take extra care while exploring the area.

Worth the drive. The views are amazing! There is no charge to visit. A great place to get some spectacular photos. Visiting during Sunset I’m sure would be breathtaking.

Tiny maritime museum with several display cases. The best part of the visit to the museum was getting to see the beautiful, tranquil courtyard. On a busy, hot day in Mykonos town, I could see myself paying the admission fee just to spend some quiet time in the courtyard away from the throngs of tourist. Not sure the exhibits are worth the €4 admission fee. But the courtyard alone is worth €3 if you have time to sit and savor it.

An excellent visit today with a wonderfully warm welcome from the staff, one of the wonderful artists who has her jewellery in the museum shop, and even the owner! Would highly recommend exploring this hidden gem in the centre of town. It’s a little oasis of history, that the owners are incredibly proud to preserve. And if you are looking to buy something local and special, they have taken real care to stock the shop with artwork and jewellery from local sellers, a refreshing change from many other shops.

What a wonderful museum! All the displays are beautifully presented and easy to enjoy. The maritime history of the Greek islands is amazing and this is the place to dig deeper. Newly renovated in 2024 the museum is first class! Of special note: amazing renovated lighthouse in the back yard; powerful headstones of maritime individuals; antiquities dating back to 3rd century bc; a great video about their two ships they have renovated. It’s a great place to bring kids too! Have them search for the real pirates chest! I also heard they turn the lighthouse at night sometimes!

Visiting this museum is a truly unique experience. At first glance, the space seems small — but as you begin to observe each exhibit closely, you realize just how much there is to discover and explore. The interior holds pleasant surprises, including a lighthouse recreated just as it used to be when it was still in operation. It's clear that this museum was created with passion and love. What makes it even more special is that you wouldn’t expect to find something like this hidden in the alleys of an island more commonly associated with entertainment than with education, culture, and authentic experiences.

This is an amazing boutique museum created from a family that loves the sea and sailing. If you pass by, spend 10 minutes to walk through and enjoy...especially the exhibits in the garden. The new shop created has also interesting items for gifts

What an unexpected gem of a museum. Beautifully presented exhibits with knowledgeable staff. The courtyard itself is worth the modest admission price.

A must see when visiting Mykonos! Right in the middle of the party scene of the island, a beacon of culture and history! You can navigate the maritime history around the Aegean sea and all its milestones from antiquity until the present time. Congratulations to the Aegean Maritime Museum and the recent renovation (2024) of its exhibition! Also... Great Museum Shop!! Quality gifts for souvenirs!!

Such a good experience in this beautiful beach club. Drinks and food were amazing. We didn't book sun beds but easily got them within 20 minutes of waiting which went really quick with all the good music and vibes. Top service too with waiters tending to the beds.

Super Paradise Beach Club is everything a true Mykonos beach club should be. The staff are so friendly and welcoming, and our waitress Aliki was amazing. She was always super attentive, kind, and made sure we had everything we needed. The sunbed prices are actually reasonable (which is rare on the island), the music and ambiance are spot on, and the food is delicious. It’s got that perfect mix of fun and relaxed energy without feeling pretentious. Highly recommend for anyone who wants the full Mykonos experience! Keep it up Super Paradise :)

We visited the beach club for the second year in a row as a group of 9 and absolutely loved it. The sunbeds are extremely comfortable and the price including the minimum consumption is very fair. We stayed at the beach all day and got to enjoy some music in the evening. The staff is friendly and the food and drinks were great!

Had the best time partying here! Our host Kristi was awesome!! We made daybed reservations (would HIGHLY recommend reservations) and just hung out all day. The music was on point. Food and drinks were great. Can’t wait to come back!

It felt on the verge of a rip off. Came for the water sports located at the beach, and went through the beach club reception to enter. We were shocked at the prices. We expressed that we didnt need a sunbed, so we went through, but the receptionists won't tell you it's an option. Outrageous prices for a sunbed close to the water. This is unnecessary. Just use a blanket somewhere else. Do yourself a favor, if you want to go to the beach, go to a regular beach. Everything had a ridiculous price tag. If you come for the club, the amenities and bar you might enjoy.

My partner and I spent the day in the beach club area and it was awesome. The drinks and food are delicious. The staff is really very nice and always looking what else you need. The premises and atmosphere were also great. A special recommendation for Erashmia, our server. She is amazing, very friendly and always very attentive to us and to all the people around. She made our day even better. We’ll definitely return.

Is a must go place in Mykonos. IT is not cheap but is also not the most expensive club and is worth it ~200EUR per set incl. 100EUR consumption. The service is great and the entire club amenities are fantastic. Depending on the crowd the parties in the afternoon can be a hit or miss but you can always have some dance with cocktail in the hand accompanied by good music.

Welcome to the heart of Mykonos Town—its iconic shopping streets! This winding pedestrian maze, often centered around Matoyianni Street, is a paradise for boutique lovers and souvenir hunters. Lined with whitewashed buildings, bougainvillea vines, and cobalt blue balconies, this area offers more than just shopping—it’s a full-on experience. You’ll find everything from high-end designer labels and handmade sandals to local art, jewelry, and quirky gifts. The streets are narrow and cobbled, perfect for slow strolls and spontaneous detours. Don’t worry if you get lost—getting lost is part of the fun! Every corner leads to another charming view or hidden café. Most shops stay open until late at night, so it’s also a great after-dinner activity. Don’t hesitate to chat with shopkeepers—many speak English and enjoy sharing stories about their crafts. If you want authentic souvenirs, look for small shops with local goods rather than mass-produced magnets. And if you’re hunting for a perfect Instagram spot, this is it. The mix of sunlight, white alleys, and vibrant details makes every photo pop.

Cute area, quite a few shops.

Not the most interesting place in Mykonos The street is lovely, as many others in Mykonos. This one is famous because of its numerous shops offering luxury items from premium international brands. International expensive products for international jet setters. Nothing special, nor typical.

Matogianni Street is more than just a destination; it's an experience. It encapsulates the very essence of Mykonos – stylish, vibrant, and utterly enchanting. Whether you're there to shop, dine, people-watch, or kick off your night, Matogianni is the beating heart of Mykonos Town and an absolute must-visit for any traveler to the island.

Nice street. Very busy after 10am.

Just Mykonos vibes!!!!!

Nestled within the heart of Mykonos town, Matogianni Alley is a hidden gem that captures the essence of this enchanting island. My wife and I had the pleasure of wandering through this picturesque alley early one morning, when the streets were blissfully empty. The absence of crowds, a rare luxury given the popularity of the location, allowed us to enjoy our walk at a leisurely pace, savouring every moment. Matogianni Alley is steeped in history, its narrow, winding paths a testament to the island’s rich past. Originally a hub for local artisans and traders, the alley has retained much of its old-world charm while seamlessly blending with contemporary elegance. The whitewashed buildings, adorned with vibrant bougainvillaea, create a stunning contrast against the clear blue sky, offering a feast for the eyes at every turn. As we strolled along the cobblestone pathway, we couldn’t help but marvel at the array of boutique shops, each offering unique treasures. From handcrafted jewellery to exquisite textiles, the alley is a shopper’s paradise, inviting visitors to take home a piece of Mykonos. The quaint cafes, with their inviting aromas of freshly brewed coffee and traditional Greek pastries, beckoned us to pause and indulge. Nearby, the iconic Mykonos windmills stand as proud sentinels overlooking the Aegean Sea. These historic structures, dating back to the 16th century, were once vital to the island’s economy, grinding grain for local consumption and export. Today, they serve as a picturesque reminder of the island’s agricultural heritage and provide a perfect backdrop for photography enthusiasts. A short stroll from Matogianni Alley brings you to the Mykonos Folklore Museum, housed in a charming 18th-century mansion. Here, visitors can delve into the island’s cultural history, exploring exhibits that range from antique furniture and historic photographs to traditional costumes and nautical artefacts. It’s a must-visit for anyone eager to understand the heritage that has shaped Mykonos. As the morning light bathed the alley in a golden glow, we reluctantly concluded our peaceful walk. Matogianni Alley, with its blend of history, charm, and contemporary vibrancy, had offered us a precious window into the soul of Mykonos. It is not merely a path to tread but a journey to experience, where every corner holds a story, and every step invites discovery. For those seeking a true taste of Mykonos, away from the hustle and bustle, an early morning stroll through Matogianni Alley is an experience to cherish. It’s a place where time seems to stand still, and the beauty of the moment is all that matters.

Small museum showcasing how a greek family home used to be back in the day. The entry fees was 4 euros but we did not feel it was worth it. The museum consisted of one big hall plus 2 bedrooms only.

Lena’s House Folk Museum is a small but charming window into traditional Mykonian life. 🏛️✨ Tucked away near the famous windmills in Mykonos Town, this 19th-century home has been beautifully preserved, giving you a rare glimpse into how locals once lived—complete with antique furniture, family photos, embroidery, and everyday tools. It’s cozy, humble, and refreshingly quiet compared to the buzz of the town around it. You only need about 15–20 minutes to explore, but it’s a lovely break from the beaches and boutiques—and a meaningful way to connect with the island’s real history. 🎞️🪡 Entry is just a few euros, and the staff are kind and happy to answer questions. A must-visit if you appreciate culture, history, or want to step back in time—if only for a moment. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ Authentic, intimate, and a gentle reminder of the island’s roots.

It’s a bit freaky but interesting nevertheless :)

This was someone’s house, preserved in time. It is nice to look at, but I don’t know if this can qualify as a museum. There is no explanation (only one pamphlet in English with not much information). The furnitures were not all original to the house. Some were added. There was no kitchen area, which we thought was maybe unusual? It can be visited in less than 5 minutes.

Beautiful traditional Mykonian house that takes you to a past era of the island. The lady who welcomed us was very kind and hospitable.

It was interesting to see the way they lived. I would assume this family was well off back in the day.

Interesting little museum

We came on Tuesday and it wasn’t crowded but they knew how to get the people dancing - nice . Food and cocktail were average. One thing surprised us is that the prices are reasonable- not what I was reading . Lounge bed was 25 Euro per person and drink was around 8.

The beach itself is beautiful and the facilities are very well maintained, including clean and well-kept bathrooms. However, the food was not that good and definitely needs improvement. The venue is stylish and well designed, but reserving sunbeds is quite expensive, I’d only recommend doing so if you plan to stay for more than four hours, cause there is a free beach just a bit further from the umbrellas.

Great atmosphere. €35 per lounge charge. Food menu is ok but they couldn’t do most of the menu on the day we went. Prices are ok for Mykonos

The Jadar Entertainment Island Escape group met up here and we had a BLAST! Delicious Pizza, Food period was great! Awesome cocktails, Bottle service was cool. The music, beach and overall atmosphere was everything! Thank you from LA, California!!! Whenever I visit Mykonos again, I'll make sure to come through. 😎🌴🌊🌏

Enjoyed very much. Sun, beach, wonderful service and wine! We were on a cruise and caught the public bus after some sightseeing in the town centre. Very easy to do.

We had so much fun here! We’re not big clubbers but we were here for the beach during the day and they have 2 for 1 drinks all day so that was awesome. We left around 4 just as it was getting partying but then we came back the next day around 9pm for drinks, it was much less packed surprisingly but we left at like 10:45 so maybe came later lol. We just wanted some cheap drinks and good music haha

Mykonos is the first destination as part of our 7 week honeymoon. It was recommended by a mate who had just visited the island. We took the bus from Fabrika for 4euro return each. When we first walked in it was a bit confronting as in Australia beaches are free. You aren't allowed to bring in outside food and the people in front of us were asked to throw food/drinks away. Sunbeds are 25euro each in the back three isles and the front 2 were 30. Happy hour until late - 2 for 1 cockatils were great value (15euro total). The dance floor starts around 4pm which was good fun. Favourite part was chilling on the beach and going for a swim. Take a camera because the views are beautiful.

During our five-night stay in Mykonos, we dined at M-eating Restaurant on two separate occasions—and both visits were memorable. The cuisine is of exceptional quality, thoughtfully prepared with evident attention to detail. While the prices were somewhat higher than anticipated, the overall experience justified the cost. Our first meal was enjoyed indoors, while on our second visit we opted for the outdoor patio. Each setting offered its own unique charm and atmosphere. The restaurant was bustling both nights, creating a lively yet welcoming ambiance, enhanced by the friendliness of fellow diners. Service was consistently excellent; the staff were courteous, attentive, and well-informed about the menu. M-eating is certainly a standout dining experience in Mykonos.

We had a fantastic evening! Great food, great wine and a beautiful setting! What more can one ask for..Thank you very much to Konstantina and her team for making it even more special with their thoughtful service. I would highly recommend M-Eating Restaurant!

So this was an otherworldly ride through culinary art. From the scallop appetizer, cheese trilogy, to the main course - both Nanzel and I had two different fish and both tasted amazing. It's very difficult to describe, you simply have to taste it and pair it with the Biblinos rose wine. I definitely recommend it

The M-eating restaurant here in Mykonos was just amazing! From the moment we sat down we could sense that we were in for a treat. My partner and I even fell in love with their choice of dishes on the table. But the food was all so wonderful. After we ordered everything that we wanted. Our waiter said “That is quite a lot of food, maybe save some for another day.” But my friend said we are only here just the one day and we so wanted to try as much as we can. In the end we did not finish everything we had ordered. But wow did she and I give it our best try. Given another day on the island we would choose you guys again. Thank you so much.

Nice Resturant with outdoor seating. Service was quick and friendly. Got the focaccia to start, which was warm and fluffy - but was missing the salt and rosemary usually found on focaccia. We ordered the steak which was cooked well, but we found that the smoky flavour overpowered the actual flavour of the steak. The fish fillet however, was very nice, and was accompanied with a lovely sauce.

The food is delicious, the staff is very friendly and the atmosphere is simply great, both in the terrace and in the courtyard inside. Highly recommended for a night out in Mykonos.

perfect experience!! the food, environment and staff are amazing! i would recommend the goat cheese trilogy with tomato marmelade for starters and the sous vide lamb for a main. DELICIOUS! my family and I went there, and back the other day! such a great restaurant! the second time around, I ordered a chickpea salad with homemade chicken sausage, and it was delightful!

I had an amazing stay at this hotel! The location is absolutely perfect — right by the sea with a beautiful beach just a few steps away. The view from my room was stunning, especially during sunset. The staff were all very friendly, helpful, and made me feel truly welcome. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with everything I needed. I also loved the breakfast — fresh, tasty, and with lots of local options. The atmosphere was so relaxing; it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the sea. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a peaceful seaside getaway. I can’t wait to come back!

My wife and I plus some friends visited this beach club just for the day and we had a blast. Beach was beautiful, views were amazing, and food was delicious!

We stayed at Paradise Hotel Beach, but unfortunately the experience was disappointing. The service was not friendly or high quality, even though we paid a lot. The room was not clean, and the food was also a letdown – they served us old French fries. On the beach, the sunbeds cost 25–35 €, which felt very overpriced. Overall, we were not satisfied with our stay.

The only reason why you should go here is if you love bad and loud music. They try to be like Ibiza but lacking the good music/dj's. You can eat on property but after 4pm you can not talk to each other anymore because of the music. Wifi in the room is bad, 2 stripes at most. Construction on site starts at 8am. The food on site is ok. Breakfast was good with plenty of choices. During dinner several choices were not available anymore because apparantly season is over in 20 days. So very limited options. Using the beach means using the hotel beds which costs you 25/35 euro per bed per day. Beach is not sandy but grit/stones. Bring shoes. Rooms are fine. Every day cleaned. Shower was old. Toilet kept on running and after showering the whole floor is wet due to the short shower curtain. Some of the staff are friendly, others dont even bother to reply goodmorning. There is nothing to do close by. The local bus is one way to get to the city. Costs 2 euro which is very nice. Only sad part was a group of Italians fighting to get in the bus. This happened a lot according to the local store owner. On the beach expect to be harrassed in the afternoon by the guys almost forcing you to go to the club. The trip downtown was nice for the views and some local food. If you dont like mass tourisme then this is not the place to be. Everything is well overprised and expensive. All together, this was not a repeatable experience. My recent stays in Colombia, Aruba and Egypt are all way better. We wont come back to Mykonos.

The rooms were quite small but tidy. Be warned that the beach chairs are not included and cost $25. Overall was a fun experience!

Pricey but beautiful beach with good drinks, experienced bar tenders, attentive wait staff and lots of cabanas and loungers to hang out. You can do some shore snorkling and scuba diving as well!

This is a great place to stay in Mykonos, the location is superb as it is right on paradise beach with a restaurant and shop onsite, and of course paradise beach club. The rooms are very basic, but spacious, and it’s all you need when you’re right on the beach (unless you plan on spending time in the room). The bus stop to head to Mykonos town is right across from paradise beach hotel, super easy and buses run every 30 minutes, bus ride is about 10-15 minutes to get to Fabrika (Mykonos town). There is also a mini market right across the hotel where the bus stop is. Stayed here a few years ago and stayed here a second time, would stay again when I’m back to Mykonos. It’s close to Tropicana beach club as well, so you can hover between the two.

We visited the Monastery of Tourliani on a quiet Sunday afternoon in mid-June and were pleasantly surprised to find only a handful of other visitors, allowing for a peaceful and reflective experience. One of the most memorable details was the abundance of fresh basil plants arranged throughout the outdoor spaces. Their fragrant aroma welcomed us as we moved through the grounds, adding to the serene and contemplative atmosphere of the site. The monastery's museum was a highlight, offering insight into the site's rich history through a thoughtfully curated collection of artifacts. The exhibits are displayed behind glass in well-maintained, air-conditioned rooms—providing both educational value and a welcome break from the summer heat. The admission fee was modest and clearly contributes to the care and preservation of the property, which is kept in pristine condition. A small gift shop at the conclusion of the visit offered a selection of meaningful souvenirs. Overall, the Monastery of Tourliani offers a tranquil and enriching cultural experience, well worth a stop for those exploring Mykonos beyond its beaches.

A stunning little monastery with artefacts dating back more than 400 years. Free entry to look around and clean public toilets available for 1 euro.

The monastery is from the 15th century and is absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend you visit. There are currently only two Monks living there.

Lovely small monetary with delightful church. Unfortunately it is suffering with loads of tourists being dumped in the village. If it was quieter it would be a pleasant visit. €2 entry

Very nice monastery in the heart of Ano Mera. There is an entrance fee of 2€ so don’t forget to bring some coins otherwise you won’t be able to enjoy this wonderful place and its museum. Calm place to have a walk and enjoy the peaceful silence. Don’t skip this place when in Ano Mera or passing by.

Beautiful monastery and museum of historical Church relics. The tree in the courtyard was half fig and half blueberry.

It’s a monastery with a beautiful view of the surroundings . The church though small is engaged in community service and has a welcoming atmosphere. There is a museum too.

Really beautiful place, loved seeing the waters and just only wished that I would have seen the more local side of what makes up this island. Enjoyed their local beer, had some nice seafood here and can’t wait to come back here again.

The place itself is beautiful, and I like that it’s mostly white with touches of blue. The food and drinks are expensive, and it’s very crowded. I should mention that we went in August, so maybe if you visit at a different time it wouldn’t be as busy. What bothered me the most was the strong wind, which really affected my overall experience.

My family and I loved this place. Vibrant & beautiful with some wonderful food. The cobblestone alleys were just as we imagined them and the windmills area was amazing. Though there was the tourist rush in August we did not find it overwhelming. Prices of souvenirs were on the higher side. The people of Greece are very hospitable and we enjoyed our stay.

Beautiful island! The day we visited, it was very windy. We enjoyed seeing the windmills, Little Venice, and the Lighthouse. Our guide treated us to various types of baklava which was delicious! We enjoyed the water taxi, too.

Mykonos completely lived up to its reputation as one of the most beautiful islands in the world — and then some. From the moment we arrived, the island felt alive with energy yet peaceful in its charm. The combination of whitewashed houses, blue-domed chapels, and winding cobblestone streets made every corner feel like a photograph waiting to happen. Walking through Mykonos Town (Chora) was pure magic — the maze-like alleys opened up into hidden squares, boutique shops, and cozy cafés framed by blooming bougainvillea. The windmills overlooking Little Venice at sunset are even more breathtaking in person. The view of the sea shimmering under golden light while music plays softly in the background is something words can’t fully capture. The locals were warm, friendly, and genuinely proud of their island. Whether we stopped for a coffee, browsed a small art gallery, or dined at a local taverna, we always felt welcome. The service everywhere was exceptional — people took their time to chat, recommend dishes, and share stories, making us feel at home despite being thousands of miles away. We spent the afternoon exploring and enjoying fresh Mediterranean food by the water, then ended the evening watching the sun melt into the horizon. Mykonos is not just about nightlife or beaches; it’s a place that feeds your soul with its beauty, hospitality, and timeless spirit.

We booked 3 nights coming with ferry from Athens, the first sight of the island 🏝️ is breathtaking and so romantic 🥰, since we had a 🚗 so we went touring the island which all streets are very narrow maximum two small cars and some times on car only can pass with no traffic lights 🚥 at junctions so take care , little Venice part is so nice but expensive the beach all over choose according to your budget Overall we had great time and enjoyed the trip

Stunning! Awesome place to travel!! Use public transportation, it's wonderful! 2€ a ride to town for shopping & food!

A wonderful beach with crystal clear waters. Lots of space for your own towels and beach umbrellas. The beach is compact which is nice. There’s a great bar in the middle that serves traditional Greek and international food and drink. The boats are parked far enough for you to enjoy watching them but still have plenty of room for swimming. Probably one of our favourite beaches on Mykonos. The water is crystal clear with no corals or rocks. Very family friendly.

One of the most gorgeous beaches ever visited in Cyclades and definitely my No 1 in Mykonos island. The vibes are unmatched, the clarity of the water is immaculate. Must visit

This was a nice beach, best part was that it was walking distance from my hotel. The Free section of the beach was in the middle (basically where I would go) and the section with the umbrellas and beds you had to pay for. Water was nice and fresh and the weather was great for it being early September.

Most beautiful blue water I've seen (I've seen many) bring your money, a lot of it, you'll need it in that neighborhood

Went to this beach on October 1st so it was quieter than it probably would be during prime beach season. Beautiful scenery with crystal clear water. There were a few options for sun-beds from different beach front restaurants ranging from €50 per pair to €240 per pair of sun-beds. You could bring your own towel and save some money. Highly recommend this beach!

My favorite beach, with the crystal blue water that contrasts so beautifully with the wild landscape of the island.

Public beach that is located right next to Nammos. So you can hear the music without being deafened by it which is nice. It wasn't as packed as we thought considering we were in high season. We found 2 sunbeds on the front row although we arrived around 4. Sunbeds are 20 euros each which is decent. There's a beach taverna and bar that serves a variety of different dishes to suit everyone's taste, but they don't serve tothree sunbeds. You have to walk up the stairs and get your food and drinks. Bathrooms are very clean which was great. Beach is gravelly so no soft sand. All in all a pleasant experience. Quite picturesque as well

A beautiful outdoor cinema experience in Mykonos. The place feels cosy and the sound quality is quite impeccable. Watching a film under the stars is not what I expected to do in Mykonos but it ended up being one of the highlights.

It was an absolutely delightful experience. The sound system at the cinema was top-notch, ensuring a truly immersive movie-watching experience. The food served was not only delicious but also served promptly, allowing us to enjoy our meal without any delays. As for the movie itself, it was nothing short of amazing, captivating us from beginning to end. The entire venue exuded a charming and adorable ambiance, making it stand out amidst the beauty of the entire island of Mykonos. One particular highlight was the presence of a serene fish pond located adjacent to the canteen. Its presence added a touch of tranquility and enhanced the overall ambiance of the place. Additionally, the cinema cleverly included an intermission during the movie, which I found to be a valuable feature. This break provided an opportunity to stretch our legs, grab some snacks, and refresh ourselves, ultimately enhancing the cinema experience. Overall, this unique cinema experience was truly remarkable, setting itself apart from the rest of Mykonos Island's attractions.

Although the past years we had a really good experience in this cinema, the last couple of times, some things were sticking out. The lady on the counter, which was new to us and not the regular lady that we were used to from the past years, was more reserved and not that friendly. We greeted her and she told me "Shhh" because the previous movie was playing. As you can imaging I was aware of that and I addressed her quietly. We were also holding a drink (not available to buy inside the cinema) and she told us to drink it outside and that it is not allowed inside. It is understandable and perfectly fine to not take it inside the cinema, but the tone of the employee could have been more friendly in general. The second time we visited, I was careful to not address the employee while paying, since the previous movie was playing. And that was also not okay apparently, since she looked at me and said in full volume "hello". The first time I spoke too loudly for her but the second time that I didn't she demanded it. Most of the drink prices are also high. Lastly, there is a big tree that has branches that fall Infront of the screen and kind of corrupt our vision.

True oasis in Mykonos city in which everything is narrow, small and tight - this area is spatious, quiet and a true gem of Chora. Atmosphere is just perfect, you can take drinks, smoke and enjoy a relaxed movie night in a middle of a party island.

A hidden gem, maybe only known by the locals? Not just a cinema, actually a splendid, cozy restaurant under the trees of the otherwise bustling and crowded Mykonos Town. A true retreat, priced for the non-tourist - and simple, yet wonderful food. Attentive service and cosy atmosphere.….a must-do place (also if just for p.m. coffee). (note the house wine with actor Uma Thurman as cover)

I have been visiting the cinema for quite a few years now. Until last year, that an older lady was at the ticket counter, the experience was amazing. She was always friendly and kind and one time, I remember I asked her if I can bring my cocktail inside and she told me “of course”. Last night, I came to the cinema and I had a Coca Cola in my hand. There was younger lady in the ticket office and when I spoke to her she rudely said “ Shhh” because the previous movie was still playing. I was careful to not shout. the sound of the nearby bar blasting mama Mia music was frankly worst than my subtle “hello”. She then told me that I am not allowed to take the refreshment, which was fine but she could have been more nice about it. The experience of the night was ruined by a single rude employee, such a shame!

This place in Mykonos is truly a gem for enjoying food, drinks, and coffee in a serene and enchanting atmosphere. Whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you're in for a delightful treat. What's more, you can watch the latest movies in one of the best open air cinemas in the world while surrounded by an incredible ambiance.

It’s worth to wait. Don’t miss this place on Mykonos. Love the atmosphere & the food. For me the best grilled octopus on the island! And the eggplant salad - soooo yummy. Just love it! Vacilis and his team make an amazing job!

It’s an absolute star - no mistake. We came two days before it closed for the season and knew we hand to come back the next day too. The salad bar is not to be missed, and the grillmeister knows his business too. Charming service and an exceptional setting - peerless.

Nice place, lovely view. If you get there by 12:15 you won’t have a wait most days (yes it opens at 12:30). The food is good and traditional. The pork chop was probably the best thing we ate.

Only had drinks but wish we planned to have lunch. This place is well worth it! The owner is a pretty cool guy and the staff all very friendly. They pour nice size drinks!

A wonderful place for food lovers. The service was great, super warm. The view is breathtaking, secluded and incredible for all senses to enjoy. The portions were very large and this was certainly the most deliciously prepared food we tried in 6 days in Mykonos.

Great experience all round. It can get busy and you may have to wait for a free table, but the host is a friendly guy who will offer you a drink while you wait. We had a pork chop (huge!) and the swordfish steak. Very good quality and I will be returning

Kiki’s is worth the hype! We went twice during our week long trip to Mykonos! It is located right by the beach which is amazing. You can also sea the sea from certain seating areas! Amazing food and very friendly service. While waiting for a table, they offer you free wine. They also have a salad bar that is amazing and worth trying! You can pick two salads with each salad order and the sweet lady will tell you what’s in each salad. Definitely recommend coming here!

Wonderful church situated on the crossroads of the port and picturesque streets of Mykonos. Place full of colours and vibrant atmosphere.

Very beautiful and old church. Hidden inside the unending maze of Mykonos’ streets.

One of the most beautiful square in Mykonos Town

Wonderful church, the inscription reads from the 17th century, almost in the center of the city,

Cute little Greek Orthodox church.

Traditional Greek Orthodox church

The speaker from the church is always too loud. So sorry for people who are living nearby.

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 180 Sunset Bar is without a doubt one of the most breathtaking places in Mykonos – definitely worth experiencing at least once in a lifetime. 📍 Location & Atmosphere The view of the sunset is absolutely stunning, probably one of the best on the island, made even more magical by the stylish and well-designed atmosphere. The DJ creates a nice vibe and the cocktails are well prepared. On windy days, make sure to bring a jacket – I visited in August and by the end of the evening it felt quite chilly. 🍴 Food & Service The food is excellent: beautifully presented dishes with well-balanced flavors, a true pleasure for both the eyes and the palate. The staff is extremely kind, attentive, and very quick – the waiting time from order to table was surprisingly short. Everything feels well organized. ⚖️ Less Positive Notes • Parking costs €5, which feels a bit excessive considering the overall prices of the venue. • The DJ booth is oddly placed right in the middle of one of the best viewing spots, sometimes blocking the sunset. Since the sunset is the main attraction, it should never be covered or distracted by movement. ✨ Conclusion An iconic place with a unique atmosphere and an unforgettable sunset. Despite a couple of details that could be improved, the overall experience is excellent and truly worth it.

Amazing views, outstanding vibe, intense winds, cold food, decent drinks. If you are all set to spend your all of your €, I would recommend ordering drinks and apps. The larger meals/entrees will be cold due to the winds. Staff offered blankets, which helped some. Bring hair clips/ties to help avoid eating your hair. Ultimately, your are paying for the view- a drink and appetizer alongside of it as you need to hit your minimum spending requirement. For the facility: I would recommend they offer shuttle services for what they charge.

180 Sunset Bar is the kind of place that makes you stop and just take it all in—the sweeping view over Mykonos town, the sea glowing under the last light of day, and an atmosphere that feels effortlessly chic yet completely relaxed. The cocktails were crafted with care, the music matched the rhythm of the sunset perfectly, and the staff managed to be attentive without ever rushing the moment. Watching the sky change colors from this vantage point felt like witnessing a private performance by nature itself, and it’s an experience I’d give five stars without a second thought. It exceeded my expectations.

We spent the night in Mykonos while in port with our Virgin Voyages cruise, and 180 Degree Sunset Bar was our first stop and it didn’t disappoint! We had a table for two overlooking the main entertainment area. We were really pleased with the spot close enough to enjoy the view of the dancers, but far enough that we weren’t disturbed by the crowd. Yes, the drinks are on the pricey side, but given the location and the incredible view, it felt worth it. The sunset was absolutely gorgeous truly one of the best parts of the night. Our server was lovely and attentive, looking after us throughout the evening. We appreciated how she made sure guests from other areas didn’t encroach on our space for photos it helped keep the experience relaxed. Just a note for future visitors: the area you pay for is where you stay until later in the evening, after sunset. You can’t move to other seated areas, but you can visit the photo opportunity arch. A memorable start to our night in Mykonos!

We began planning our trip to Greece over a year ago. Our visits to Athens, Santorini, and Mykonos exceeded our expectations at every corner. In Athens, we strolled through the narrow streets of Plaka, Monastiraki, and Anafiotika. We dined at cafes, shopped in local markets, and admired the Parthenon atop the Acropolis from our hotel room balcony. This long-awaited visit to Greece was worth it. We loved every moment more and more each day. We quickly fell in love with the warmth and charm of the people. Who welcomed us and greeted us with 'Kalimera' ('good morning') to start our day. Their hospitality and healthy food deepened our appreciation for their traditions and history. Their passion for life and approach to embracing special moments touched us. We were captivated by their sincerity and charm. Athens offered incredible journeys through narrow, quaint streets. The vibrant colors and historic architecture blended perfectly with the present. The warmth of the people enriched our experience, making every turn a memorable one. Each moment enlightened our spirit and appreciation for life. However, our trip would not have been as unforgettable without a special evening at the 180° Sunset Bar in Mykonos. Our amazing evening began with Dafni, who escorted us to a wonderful table overlooking the Aegean Sea, situated in front of the windmill. An extra charge that was well worth it. We were welcomed and greeted by the host, George. He was gracious as he introduced himself and explained the menu and cocktails in detail. His recommendations of both our cocktails and dishes were excellent throughout the evening. We cannot thank you enough, George. You were amazing. We are still raving about you and our evening at 180 Sunset Bar. We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to have worked with you and wish you the best. Lucy and I are also extremely grateful for the help from Vaggelis and Dora during our evening at 180° Sunset Bar. Their attention to outstanding customer service and support reflects what great service should be. Their professionalism and warmth are a testament to their character and their efforts. They genuinely care for their customers. Thank you, Vaggelis and Dora, for creating an evening we will never forget. The incredible customer service, spectacular cocktails, and splendid dishes, together with the incredible view of the sunset, helped create an experience we will remember for many years. So, thank you, Dafni, George, Vaggelis, and Dora Alex, for your service and for creating a wonderful experience at 180° Sunset Bar. May your future be filled with continued success, inspiration, and unforgettable travel moments, as we experienced during our visit to Greece and with you and your team at 180° Sunset Bar, in Mykonos. Best always, Rafael and Lucy

Food and deserts are very average and are charged at a huge premium but let's face it, you only are here for the view and it is amazing. We got a table and the min spend was 80 euros pp. Service is good and even though it was mid week at the end of August it was at around 70 percent capacity. Definitely worth it if you can afford it.

Had the most amazing experience at the 180 sunset bar. Definitely would book in advance. Staff were extremely welcoming, and offered us an upgrade for the same price. Food was lovely, as well as the atmosphere. The actual sunset was a moment to remember, as everyone stops to take it in. As the night goes on the DJ continued to play, the staff encouraged people up dancing, and it turned into a dance floor. Very fun and good vibes!! Would recommend to anyone visiting Mykonos.

Make sure you take notice of your flight departures and boarding times, as they don't usually announce the flight boarding at this airport. It's a tiny airport with 3 gates all together in one place. Small duty free shop and few food options. Food prices at airport are much more expensive than in town. Options are limited especially with hot foods. Coffee and drinks are available. Custom was quick though, maybe because it's not a high season and wasn't crowded.

The unique European airport that its facade respects the traditional architecture & local Myconian morphology of Cycladic civilization in highlighted aesthetics and it's not industrial like all the rest airports of the world. In 2017, Fraport Greece gave it's new face-lift and expansion. It's small inside but with very fast check-in & security services. It was built during late '60's to serve the island's THEN- GROWING TOURISM.

It s a litlle bit small but a great airport with amazing food and coffee You should try pret a manger

Beware, doesn’t allow digital boarding passes and doesn’t have machines to print boarding passes. You 100% will have to wait in line for a paper boarding pass. Prepare to lose all conveniences technology has created, this airport is incredibly poorly managed.

The airport is small which makes it easy to navigate, however, some departments are not as clear, such as gate 5a & 5b and 6a &6b. A lot of people were confused where to check in and signs were not very clear. Staff when going through security were kinda rude. My mother who was a bit confused about something has one of the men on the gate snapping at her. I understand it's a stressful job, especially coming from someone who works with people, but that was very out of order... For myself, my possessions where flagged up when going through the scanner, which started to stress me out as I had a lot of medication on me. I had my doctors notes and everything I needed, but they failed to inform me it was a random check, and spoke to me and my family like we did something wrong, despite being compliant. I will give my stars to the man doing the check, who was friendly and put me at ease. When I said I had my doctors notes, he informed me then that it was just a standard check. I'd appreciate if staff can take note of this error, politeness and the ability to communicate what the check is for can really defuse situations. Please do this in future.

My experience at this airport was surprisingly poor. Check-in and boarding felt disorganized, and several staff interactions came across as rushed and dismissive. When I asked for help, responses were abrupt and unhelpful. The overall atmosphere felt chaotic and unsupported, which made the entire process stressful. Travelers deserve clear communication and basic courtesy—this airport has a lot of work to do.

Small airport but perfect for an island like Mykonos. It follows the Greek theme and has sufficient amenities including WiFi . The staff were friendly, and the car rentals, ATM machines were conveniently located near the exit.

Bar in a strategic position, in the middle of Little Venice and opposite the Windmills, you can enjoy and feel this vibe from up close! The problem for all these bars is the many cruise tourists who pass by and bother you, it gets very crowded. Service and waiters are very polite!

Negrita is without a doubt a must-visit in Mykonos! The energy here is unmatched — fun music, lively vibes, delicious drinks, and a crowd that’s always in the mood to celebrate. The staff keep the atmosphere buzzing, and it instantly feels like the place to be. But the real highlight is sunset… 🌅 It’s absolutely breathtaking to watch the sun drop into the sea with music playing, everyone dancing, laughing, and soaking up the moment. Negrita isn’t just a bar, it’s an experience — and one you definitely don’t want to miss in Mykonos. 🍹✨

Made a reservation since I wanted to watch the sunset from the patio, so glad I took the time to do so before our trip! The ambiance is unbeatable at this bar, there's a minimum spend per person but they give you more than enough heads up about it. The staff was awesome, they were busy but it didn't show... they remained friendly and upbeat!

Ok ok, this is not just a tik tok spot, it’s THE spot in Mykonos, make a reservation ahead and enjoy, take as many pictures as you can. There’s a 60 euro min consumption per person (middle of September) and if you’re sitting outside, it has to be consumed in 2h, the drinks are 18/20 euro each which means that you need 3 drinks + something small. There’s no food or snacks, only drinks. The dj is awesome and the staff is freaking cool. Everyone is nice, the place is beautiful and the cocktails are super tasty. The place is even more beautiful in person than in the pictures. The party goes on the whole night and it was insane, we had a great time!

Book a table outside at 7pm and just take it all in. Amazing location with a wonderful team that are clearly loving life!! If you’ve got enough left in the tank and the wallet stay on as this place just gets better!!!!!

Surprisingly, despite visiting some of the fancier locations in Mykonos, the best party we had was at Negrita. The DJ sets were excellent, the cocktails were great, and the bartenders were very friendly.

Superb atmosphere, lovely vibe. If you are in a mood to party, do head to this bar in Mykonos. They have outdoor seating so you can witness the sunset by the seaside. At night, they have perfect music and vibe if you want to shake a leg. They have nice cocktails, loved the espresso Martini. Highly recommend.

Very nice wide beach. Quiet, near to other more ‘party beaches’. Paracha beach is more about sun , water sports and relaxation.

Where there is a paid zone with umbrellas in the sea there are practically no waves and less wind, because it is as if in a corner. But where it is free there are already waves and wind. The free part of the beach area has some trees to take shade under. There was a peacock and chickens. There was also garbage.

Beach was amazing , parking is a nightmare. We ended up parking near the Market Store in an unmarked parking spot . To only come back and have some young thug try and take 15 euro for parking after we already visited. Was a scary altercation and almost ended in violence if we didn't drive away quickly. Recommend staying away from this beach as there are way too many people , and the prices for anything are astronomically high . 210 euro for a lounge set of 2 chairs .. and minimum 80 euro per person . We ended up on the ground near the far right side and had a good time up until we left . Only reason I'll give this a few good stars is because the water was beautiful and so clear , there were also very little large rocks allowing you to get in the water anywhere . Also there were lots of small fish swimming around you, which was pretty cool .

Beautiful spot, minimal crowds (October). Nice cafe options. One point subtracted over the hefty cost of beach chairs (15-20 EUR), which might be standard but still feels like an awful lot to pay (and especially since the beach was practically empty when we got there….).

It would have been a better beach if it wasn’t completely covered with sunbeds. And, of course, they were charging an arm and a leg for them. The beach is also quite small which is nice if you want a more intimate setting I went in the morning and there weren’t that many people there so if you want to escape from the loud music in the crowd, this is the beach for you I ended up going to the shade under the trees all the way to the other end. I was hanging out with the Peacocks. The little area where there are no sun beds is also the rock area. There are tons of fish to see underneath the ocean.

Very good beach and little far from main city . The water is very clean and naturally beautiful. The crowd was great and friendly. The sack were really good . Also the food quality was good . Try to visit if it’s possible.

Wonderful beach with nice water but the beach bars in that area are destroying the beauty and the free space is limited. On the other hand, umbrellas are costing 40-80 euros in July.

Epic & Beautiful port Arrived here to visit from a cruise ship and had hesitates to come out, but really after I arrived I realized I did the right choice. It was really nice the spectacular windmills & marvellous little harbour. All worth it!

Amazing place to come visit for partying, the Gee-Ros/Gyros 🥹😉 and all the shopping you can do. The white ingenuity placed in the building, stores & homes of the locals is awesome. There is always something new to do & see here, walking through little Venice or an adventure to finding the windmills, never disappointed while I got lost multiple occasions & wasn’t really worried because the definite path was always to the beach and making a left. Can’t wait to visit again🙏🏽🥹💙🩵🤍

The Old Port of Mykonos is a magical spot where history and vibrancy meet. Once the island’s main harbor, it’s now a laid-back marina and pedestrian zone, filled with charming tavernas, cafés, and boutiques. The port’s curved promenade is perfect for a leisurely stroll, offering endless photo opportunities—especially with anchored fishing boats bobbing beside luxury yachts. Street musicians often play here, adding to the atmosphere. Grab a coffee or a gelato and enjoy people-watching while seagulls fly overhead. At night, the area transforms into a romantic scene with lights reflecting on the water and the sounds of clinking glasses from nearby bars. From here, you can walk to the Church of Agios Nikolaos, Little Venice, or catch a boat to Delos island. It’s also the Sea Bus stop connecting to the new port. If you’re traveling with kids, the open plaza and nearby benches make it a great pause point. Don’t forget to look up—Mykonos’ iconic white houses with blue shutters peek from above, offering the perfect island postcard view.

### Review of Mykonos Having previously visited beautiful Greek destinations like Santorini, Cyprus, and Crete, I was excited to experience Mykonos. This trip, however, came with its own set of challenges—primarily the steep accommodation prices. I ended up booking a week in Tinos due to Mykonos prices in early September being exorbitantly high—nothing less than 1500€ for a decent stay. Despite the accommodation woes, Mykonos did not disappoint. The island is stunning, with breathtaking beaches and perfect sunshine. The locals, true to the Greek spirit, are incredibly warm and welcoming, always eager to share a smile and a bit of their culture. The food, as expected, was a highlight—delicious and plentiful. However, I was taken aback by the dining costs; a simple dinner for two with a starter and fish, plus water, set us back 146€. Most other meals were not far behind, with many places charging upwards of 100€. Moreover, I found the old port area to be a bit of a tourist trap, with inflated prices and fewer authentic experiences. However, the island does boast some of the best beaches I've experienced, and the convenience of having an airport right in the city made travel hassle-free. I highly recommend renting a car to explore the island fully; it opens up many beautiful spots that are less crowded. In summary, while I enjoyed my time in Mykonos and appreciate its charm, the steep prices for accommodation and dining prevent me from giving it a perfect score. I would rate it a solid 4 out of 5, as it is certainly a beautiful destination worth visiting, but be prepared for the costs!

Very nice to visit when you are there

Meh. Not a nightlife person so the endless things of shops in the daytime was just ok. Superlative was Gioras bakery and the Feel Good Cafe. Those were the highlights of our day.

Mykonos has 2 ports about 2km apart. The ferries arrive to the new one and this old port has lots of great luxury boats residing in it and some cruise ships dock here. The town and bars are right alongside the port and it’s a great place to hang out. Lovely buildings, streets and vibe. Especially great in the evening when the sun sets over the water - great for photos.

A beautiful beach away from the noise. We stayed in Mykonos town and rented a scooter to get there. A 20min ride with a sinuous route, drive safe. To arrive in the beach you must walk through a rocky area. Take comfortable shoes, not flip flops.

You can get to Elia beach from the old town bus station for €2. The buses are pretty regular. The commute is straightforward and not very long at all. The nude part of the beach is to the left of the regular beach. The beach is a rather small enclosed area. You will need to do some climbing over the hills. Mostly gay with occasional straight couples. Great people watching. Smooth turquoise water and I didn’t need to be paranoid about the sharks like I would be in the Americas, so naturally I spent more time in water than on the beach itself. Great way to burn calories from your cruise line buffet lol. All in all, it’s a gorgeous place that does not feel touristy - would ho back in a sec.

We were on a Virgin cruise that stayed overnight on the island, so we went during the day. You can take a bus that costs 2.5€ each way from the town; it goes every 30 minutes. There are two sides of the beach. The naked side is a small beach that you need to walk about 5 minutes to reach, and it is usually crowded, so arrive early. I love it there, be mindful that the nude side is predominantly gay, so unless you are comfortable with that, don't go there

What a beautiful beach, now just to be clear we didn't derobe and this was fine. We felt perfectly comfortable and the stunning beach and water made it a wonderful afternoon..

# Update 2025 This year, Elia Beach really amazed me with the service and the changes compared to last year. The staff were not just friendlier; they were genuinely quick and attentive, making the whole experience so much smoother. Plus, the big difference: no more rigid reservations on the sunbeds. You can pick any spot you like without being told it’s for hotel guests only. Honestly, it felt way more relaxed and tourist-friendly this time around. —— 2024 Elia Beach is a stunning spot with amazing views, great food, and friendly tourists. The beach itself is fantastic, and it’s easy to see why it’s such a popular destination. However, I had a mixed experience with the beach’s management. While the staff on the beach are generally friendly, it’s frustrating that 70% of the sunbeds are reserved for Elia Hotel guests, even early in the morning when the beach is mostly empty. I was more than willing to pay the €70 and spend money on food, yet I found myself limited to the remaining 30% of the beds, which is quite disappointing, especially when the majority of the reserved beds remain unoccupied. Additionally, while most of the beach staff were nice, a few made me feel like I was being towed around until they decided where I should sit. It was a bit annoying, but I kept my patience to avoid spoiling my beach day. Overall, while Elia Beach is beautiful, the experience could be improved by making more sunbeds available to all paying guests rather than reserving so many for hotel guests.

One of the best beaches in Mykonos. Easy access by car or bus from the Old Port Bus Station. There are several beach clubs along the beach, with sunbeds that vary in price depending on the proximity to the sea. The sea is calm, the water is clear, and the sand is fine.

It's impossible to rest with three waiters asking you how you are throughout your stay and asking if you want a bottle of wine or something else. A jackal's attitude! Very high prices for a bottle of Alfa estate 80 euros, a very popular Greek wine. Terrible service, they don't even know how to open a bottle of wine.

" Boni's Mill" The open-air Agricultural Museum of Mykonos The nucleus of the Museum is the Windmill, which for 400 years was producing flour. Round the Windmill there are authentic exhibits about the agricultural life and production of Mykonos. This is an authentic landscape of old times with a great view of the old town and the sea. You will admire the mechanism of the Mill and discover the socio-economic life of people in Mykonos of the last 500 years. Open hours : morning 10:30-13:30 afternoon 17:00-20:00 Monday closed

Beautiful

Such a wonderful views. Really easy to find. I did love it. It's open to the public, just be aware to leave it as you found it.

(Translated by Google) I came here to take pictures. It gives me a bird's eye view of the city. The photo was taken on October 12, 2019 for reference. (Original) 我是為了拍照而來的, 這裡可以鳥瞰市區 照片是2019年10月12日拍的 供參考

(Translated by Google) The Agricultural Museum of Mykonos (Αγροτικό Μουσείο) is located on a hill east of Chora (Χώρα; Chora). It is an open-air museum that showcases the agricultural and rural life of Mykonos. Like Lena’s House (Σπίτι τῆς Λένας) that we visited earlier, the Agricultural Museum of Mykonos is also a branch of the Folklore Museum of Mykonos (Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Μυκόνου). The museum covers an area of ​​about 1,000 square meters and includes a windmill and outdoor exhibition areas. The outdoor exhibition area includes a threshing floor, a dovecote and a grape press, which faithfully presents the traditional agricultural life of Mykonos. There are many cacti in the outdoor exhibition area of ​​the museum. These cacti were originally a crop, and the fruits they produced were sweet and juicy. All the exhibits in the Mykonos Agricultural Museum are donated by farmers on the island. They are all real agricultural tools that have been used, which is very realistic. The ticket seller was very kind and took me to visit another secret exhibition hall in the museum. This exhibition hall has to be entered from another entrance and is generally not open to the public. There is a textile machine used in the past in the exhibition hall. I heard that this textile machine can still work normally and can be used to weave cloth. In addition, other agricultural tools are also exhibited here, such as plows, sickles and olive presses. (Original) 米科諾斯農業博物館（Αγροτικό Μουσείο；Agricultural Museum）坐落於喬拉（Χώρα；Chora）以東一個山丘上，是一座展示米科諾斯島農耕與鄉村生活的露天博物館。 同較早前參觀過的莉娜之家（Σπίτι τῆς Λένας；Lena’s House）一樣，米科諾斯農業博物館也是米科諾斯民俗博物館（Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Μυκόνου）的分館之一。 博物館面積約1,000平方米，包含一座風車與室外展區。室外展區包括脫粒場、鴿舍與葡萄壓榨槽，忠實呈現米科諾斯島的傳統農耕生活。 博物館的戶外展區內有多棵仙人掌，這些仙人掌原來是一種農作物，結出來的果實又甜又多汁。 米科諾斯農業博物館内展出的東西全部來自島上農民的捐贈，全是真正使用過的農具，份外有真實感。 售票姐姐非常好人，帶粗眉仔參觀了博物館內另一個秘密展館，這個展館要從另一個入口進去，一般不會對外開放。 展館內擺放了一部昔日用過的紡織機，聽說這部紡織機到現在仍能正常運作，可以用來織布。 此外這裏還展出其他農具，例如如犁、鐮刀和橄欖壓榨器。

(Translated by Google) Dominates over Chora. Landmark of Mykonos! An open Agricultural Museum with the main building being the old windmill of Bonis, an excellent witness to the activity of the islanders during the pre-industrial period on the island! (Original) Δεσπόζει πάνω από τη Χώρα .Τοπόσημο της Μυκονου ! Ένα ανοιχτό Αγροτομουσειο με κύριο κτίσμα τον παλιό ανεμομυλο του Μπονη ,εξαιρετικό μάρτυρα της δραστηριότητας των νησιωτών κατά την προβιομηχανική περιοδο στο νησί !

(Translated by Google) The Mill of Bonis at Ano Myloi is an outdoor folklore museum. It presents the traditional agricultural facilities that were used in Mykonos for the production and processing of agricultural products. It has a threshing floor, an oven, a well, a wine press. It is an annex of the Folklore Museum of Mykonos. (Original) Ο Μύλος του Μπονη στη θέση Άνω Μύλοι είναι ένα υπαίθριο λαογραφικο μουσειο .Παρουσιάζει τις παραδοσιακές αγροτικές εγκαταστάσεις που χρησιμοποιούσαν στη Μύκονο για την παραγωγή και μεταποίηση αγροτικών προϊόντων .Έχει αλώνι, φούρνο,πηγάδι, πατητήρι. Αποτελεί παράρτημα του Λαογραφικού Μουσείου Μυκόνου.

Very easy location from Little Venice and windmills of mykonos. Just walkable to alll the surroundings!

No space for the buses

Even though we visited at late lunch hour, the place was full. We seated at the bar first but shifted to indoor table later. Everything was nice, and our favorite dish was a risotto. Every plate was presented nicely, the idea of playing with the color made each dish fun and exciting.

Kastros was hands down the best dining experience my wife and I had in all of Greece, across every island we visited. The view alone is worth the visit. Every dish we ordered was outstanding. We started with the moussaka sphere and a salad with goat cheese, both beautifully presented and full of flavor. For our mains, the slow-cooked beef lemonato and the orecchiette pasta were amazing. The atmosphere is relaxed yet refined, with attentive service and an unbeatable backdrop. This was without question our favorite restaurant of the trip, and one we’d recommend to anyone visiting Mykonos.

I have nothing but positives to say about this restaurant. This was more than a meal, this was an experience. We booked here to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and cannot fault this place. Fantastic service, amazing food (we had rack of lamb and sea bream, followed by baklava and lemon cream for dessert) supported by the best seats in the house to enjoy our meal by sunset. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Very nice restaurant. View of balcony is super. Go around sunset time. And be sure to make reservation couple days earlier. Food is good, wines are wide variety. Owner Alex is nice man. Smiley and talkative. He is also generous and hospitable.

We got lucky and had a balcony, an amazing experience. Note: cost included 2 glasses of wine each and appetizers. The food was fresh and tasty. Only issue with seating selection was too much sun…..

One of the best restaurant on Mykonos, we came 2 times during our trip. Absolutely blown away with taste and quality of ingredients. Never tried better linguine with sea food in my life! Top of the top!

We shared a roast vegetable salad, roasted salmon and charred vegetables. Each dish came with an inventive sauce and the combinations of flavors were indescribable good. One of the most delicious meals I've had anywhere. And the presentation was lovely. Service excellent. Champagne by the glass and a wonderful G&T. I've eaten in Michellan star restaurants that don't reach this level of yummy.

The best gallery in Mykonos if you are looking for well curated promising contemporary artists. The gallery itself is a piece of art.

Nice little gem in Mykonos Chora with a good selection of contemporary art. Great bar on the rooftop.

nice gallery with staff that really cares about the art and the artist :)

Great art place.

Fantastic pieces

Amazing memories

(Translated by Google) Great, amazing place! (Original) Υπέροχος, καταπληκτικός χώρος!

We came for a drink in the beginning of August 2025, and also the next day for lunch. The place is literally on the water in little Venice, so much so that the waves come into the restaurant and wet your feet as you're eating. Amazing! I find the same thing about Greece everywhere I go: the people, the staff, the servers bend over backwards to make sure you’re taken care of. This place is no exception. Everyone we spoke to, interacted with was so amazingly patient and professional, always asking us if we needed anything and making sure we were good. We ordered cocktails, appetizers and lunch.. I very much enjoyed my Third Windmill (gin, cucumber and soda) and my local Mythos beers. Other orders included a cheese platter, a spinach lasagna, a Greek bruschetta (made with feta) and a Greek appetizers. My octopus pasta was absolutely delicious, and you cannot beat the vibes! Service, food, atmosphere, 10/10

The food is a little pricey but tastes amazing and the portions are large. All the servers were welcoming and extremely helpful. I definitely recommend getting the avocado toast if you're stopping by for brunch!

Best moussaka and truffle pizza I’ve had in a long time. Amazing views, unbeatable! We sat upstairs and witnessed an incredible sunset. Panos our waiter was really friendly and the overall service was really great. Would highly recommend especially at sunset time!

What a fantastic spot with the best view of the windmills!! There is tons of outdoor seating, and the breeze pulls off the water so nicely on a hot summer day. It’s definitely pricier, but what’s not pricey in Mykonos?! You’re paying for the view and the freddo espressos we got were so delicious. We were there mid-morning when it was less busy, but there is usually a lot of traffic through this area to the windmills. Go early and enjoy the sound of the waves lapping against the restaurant while sipping your coffee!

Had amazing food & drinks here, the sunset views were unbelievable. The music was great. Waiter very friendly and helpful. We were given shots on the house as we were celebrating a birthday.

We had the mezza plate. Plenty of food for 2 people, 45 Euros. You will neither be impressed or disappointed with the food. But the view is spectacular. Close walk from the old town port. Great view of the windmills. Service staff is great. They take credit cards.

The stuff was so incredibly rude, would not recommend coming here even if it is just for a coffee! They made us feel unwanted from the moment we sat. I wish i could put a zero star rating, but unfortunately that’s not possible. Everything is incredibly expensive and the only thing enjoyable about this place is the view, which you can get from other cafes with way better treatment.

A very nice beach with a great view of Delos...sand and some pebbles, and generally smooth sea bed and calm waves. However, the walk down is very steep, and there are only two very expensive options for sun beds. One umbrella with two chairs is 50 Euros at Pili, and Hippie is even higher. Yikes. No public WCs or facilities for rinsing sand off either.

Nice small beach but I think there are other options better. I liked more Ornos beach.

nice beach, but small 🙂

Nice and quiet beach in end October

Probably nicer if you rent an umbrella and sun beds, but if you are planning on using the public space, there are better beaches around Mykonos

Small quiet beach with two great restaurants and great swimming

Great beach club, reasonably priced (for mykonos)

This church is in the heart of Mykonos. It is a lovely blue and white on the outside and you often see sea gulls wheeling overhead because of its proximity to the harbor. The inside is brightly decorated and very interesting. There are 3 important historic figures buried within the church. There are candles lit and you can get one from the inside of the door to light for your own prayers. Beautiful to visit.

Very photogenic small church next to the sea. Free to go inside.

Nestled by the Old Port, this charming whitewashed chapel with its iconic blue dome is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors. A landmark in Mykonos, its simple Cycladic design makes it a photographer’s dream. Built in the 18th century, it’s a heartfelt spot where fishermen still light candles before heading to sea. Inside, it’s a serene escape from the lively waterfront, with traditional icons and décor to admire. Don’t miss the view behind the chapel, where waves meet the stone quay. Perfect for history buffs and photographers, it’s a must-visit en route to Little Venice. No admission fee, visit near sunset for stunning golden light.

Charming little Orthodox Church on the seaside. It’s quite small, but is quite lovely inside. Worthwhile popping your head in the door if your touristing around the area.

This very small, yet cute Church stands in the center of Mykonos old port. It is dedicated to St. Nicholas - the sailors and travelers protector. It's a quick and picturesque photo stop

Small , cute and blue🇬🇷

Lovely and cute church. Not so fancy from the inside, but from the outside, it just feels like it has the right looks at the right place. Just stunning to look at.

No Mass at 11am on this Sunday. The little church is cozy and charming.

The Catholic Church of the island. Really beautiful, simple, and a very nice change from the more complicated orthodox churches.

August -September 2025 the Holy Mass on Sundays is at 11am and 8pm.

FYI - Mass on Sunday is celebrated at 11:00 and 19:00 (7:00PM) as of 8/11/24.

Nice reprrive from all the tourist. Simple, yet stately

Beautiful small church.

Amazing chapel! 🙏🏼♥️

WOW. Absolute highlight of our trip. Beats Ibiza clubs hands down. You can’t even compare them. The location is out of this world - on the edge of a cliff, with stunning lighting of the trees and rocks in the sea. We paid for VIP tickets - BEST decision because we could literally “touch” the DJ booth. Staff were fantastic: friendly, efficient. Security deserves a special shout out - plenty of them, discreet but they pounce when they even “sense” potential trouble. It just allowed for an unforgettable experience without any worries. The crowd is classy, beautiful and high energy. No drunken low life. Steve Aoki did a show stopping set for full 2 hours, he engaged with the crowd like we never saw a DJ do before. So Cavo Paradiso - please keep doing what you are doing. Because it’s amazing!

Cavo Paradiso is everything you imagine when you think of partying in Mykonos — and more. The location is absolutely breathtaking, perched on a cliff with insane views over the Aegean. Dancing under the stars with that view? Unreal. The vibe is electric. The DJ was world-class, and the sound system hit just right — you could feel the music in your chest. The crowd was international, stylish, and full of good energy. Shoutout to the staff too — super professional but still warm and friendly. Everything ran smoothly, even with the massive crowd. Cavo isn’t just a club — it’s a Mykonos experience. If you’re into proper nightlife, this is the place. Can’t wait to do it all over again.

I came here during XLSIOR and it was an unforgettable experience. The location is absolutely stunning, perched above the sea with incredible views. The vibe is electric with great music, amazing energy, and a crowd that really knows how to party. The fireworks show was spectacular and made the night feel extra special. And yes, plenty of very hot guys added to the whole atmosphere. An iconic Mykonos party spot that definitely lives up to its reputation.

The only club in Mykonos that respects all guests even they have a reservation or not. They try their best so that you enter the club fast at all times. Although I recommend to come early. I ve been at many beach clubs in Mykonos and they show no respect even I had a reservation. The music was amazing! Pro tip: Do not forget to try their cocktails and sushi.

Gorgeous property redort and beach island views. Outstanding upscale night life. Party central. Place to people watch and be seen!

Really amazing place! Great vibe, great deejays, awesome view from top of the hill overlooking the sea, nice staff and reasonable prices for a famous club! Will go again, for sure! + there was one free drink included in the price👌

Great people at the bar, really nice sushi and the whole vibe and atmosphere of the club is beyond imagination. Every night is a blessing in this club. The dj's always perform with their hearts out and create an unimaginable vibe. 10/10 I recommend it for anyone that is in mykonos or is ever willing to go.

The best bar/club in Mykonos! Excellent drinks, amazing music, and very reasonable prices. I highly recommend making it a must-stop during your visit to the island.

One of the top spots for an unforgettable party experience! The music and vibes are truly one of a kind. We did encounter a minor issue with the reservation due to a system mix-up, but it didn’t take away from the overall experience.

Amazingly fun time, not expensive at all and music is the best out of any place I’ve ever been. Everyone knows about this place on the islan

Little confusion while getting seated and it was taken care by the manager quickly. Service was quick, atmosphere amazing and great music and dancing crowd. If you are here in Mykonos city this is the place to be.

I really loved the music, the vibe was great and the DJ kept the energy high all night. However, the dance floor was way too crowded, and it was almost impossible to move comfortably. For that reason, I can’t give it five stars. On the positive side, the entrance fee included one drink, which was a nice touch.

It was four of us. We had a drink downstairs, then went upstairs, and they suddenly refused to let us in. They told us we needed to drink downstairs, which made no sense because the last time we came we had no issues and we had drinks downstairs. The guys at the door were really rude and gave us a horrible attitude for no reason

Place to be in Mykonos! Brutal atmosphere, lots of people, affordable drink prices. The staff is fantastic. The only downside: getting through the crowd to reach the bathroom.

It’s a nice option, but nothing special. It’s right by the beach. It’s not cheap but not as expensive as other beach clubs’ restaurants. Not crowded nor noisy (June 30th). The waiter was not friendly, but I guess we all can have a bad day. We spent around 80€ for two people (NO DRINKS, just Coke Zero).

We had a wonderful experience at Agrari Beach Bar. The service was excellent, and the staff created a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The facilities are also well thought out – with easily accessible showers and bathrooms, which makes a big difference when spending the whole day at the beach. The food and snacks were surprisingly good for the price, offering great value without compromising on quality. Overall, a place we’ll definitely return to and happily recommend to others looking for a relaxed and enjoyable beach day.

This is a lovely and quiet place. The staff is lovely too. The food is really good, especially the cocktails. The ground consists of tiny rocks instead of sand, which doesn’t stick to your feet. It can be a bit challenging to enter the sea right in front of the facility, so you may need to walk a short distance to the public side of the beach. If you don’t rent sunbeds, you can sit at the tables and pay only for what you eat or drink, which is a great option for those who don’t want to spend the whole day in one spot. Visiting that beach on a windy day is also a good option, as the hills nearby block most of the Meltemi winds.

I only used the beach, cafe-restaurant infrastructure. Really appreciated Florian’s hospitality for sunbeds and orders from the cafe/restaurant. There is an outdoor shower; clean restoom facilities and a lifeguard on duty.

Very beautiful and comfortable place. If you are looking for family friendly, and exclusive beach this is the place. The drinks and the food are not that expensive. Foods are quite delicous and reasonably big portions.

Small piece of heaven... so peaceful and quiet. Some use this part of the beach for naturism. Better than the nearby, more crowdy/expensive Elia beach. The review is of the beach itself and not the restaurant.

Delicious mussels, great vibes, nice coffee and right next to the beach, super cool place for a brunch, lunch and positive beach vibes.

(Translated by Google) Very uncrowded beach, crystal clear water! (Original) Plage très peu fréquentée, eau cristalline !

Great beach!

Nice quite beach and the water is so clear with lots of fishes ,convenient for swimming and fishing

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful beach in Mykonos together with Panormos, but there are no clubs here and it is wilder (Original) La spiaggia più bella di Mykonos insieme a Panormos, ma qui non ci sono locali ed è più selvaggia

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach reachable both by scooter and by car where you will also find an equipped beach and lots and lots of free beach. Advice for those who don't know how to swim or are afraid of deep water: two meters from the shore the water is already deep. (Original) Bellissima spiaggia raggiungibile sia in Scooter che in auto dove troverete anche un lido attrezzato e tanta, tanta spiaggia libera. Consiglio per chi non sa nuotare o ha paura dell’acqua profonda: a due metri da riva l’acqua è giá profonda.

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous unspoiled beach (Original) Splendida spiaggia incontaminata

(Translated by Google) Pristine beach, with no facilities, definitely worth a visit. Deep crystal clear water. Reachable by public transport then there is a short dirt road to get down. Highly recommended!!! (Original) Spiaggia incontaminata, senza strutture, sicuramente merita una visita. Acqua cristallina profonda. Raggiungibile con mezzi poi per scendere c'è una stradina sterrata breve. Consigliatissima!!!

Beautiful beach do close to great taverns like Kiki's. It's also protected from the wind and really comfortable to be at. Gorgeous 10/10

Clean crystal clear water, soft sand. Down a steep hill and no facilities but worth the trip! Eat at Kikis Tavern when you're done with beach

American tourist. Beach sand can be a little rough. The beach clubs on the beach are great. But if you want a nice little swim, not bad at all

This beach was our closest one in Mykonos, just about 7minutes of walking from Fabrikas bus station. Sand is fine, even better behind the swim guards tower where some hotel or restaurant is. The only problem was the surface in the water that was rocky and I got some deep cuts from walking there barefoot. If you take swim shoes then you’ll be satisfied for sure. Overally better average, 3,5 out of 5 would be more precise rating. There are better ones like Kalo Livadi (must go), Agrari, Agios Sostis, Kalafati or Lia beach.

Nice beach but if you want to go in the sea you will cut your feat walking on the rocks with barnacles in the water. Too shallow to swim over them too

Great beach to chill at! Only thing I would be concerned about is going into the water. It can be difficult as there are a lot of rocks you have to walk over to get into the water properly. I eventually got into the water but walked out with multiple deep cuts. Would recommend to relax but not for a swim or kids

Used the very large comfy beds from the hotel, they were 30 Euros per person, but given that we were within walking distance from the old port and the beach was chill, water clear, music had a nice vibe, the cocktails were good and the staff was attentive and friendly it was well worth the cost.

If you are looking to swim please avoid this beach. The seabed has a very sharp surface, which unfortunately gave me a 2 inch gash to the bottom of my foot.

Even though it's a clean beach, I warn about the big rocks that are in the bottom of the sea bed, making the swim kinda annoying. Sharp edges.. Also too slippery to stand on.. It gives the illusion of being deep when in reality you can hurt yourself if you aren't too careful.. I cut both my legs on numerous places and noticed after coming out of the sea..

This was the first beach i visited here in Mykonos, but i cant say it was the best. Yes, its not crowded ,clean water and you can bring snacks of your own but it was very windy. I was dissapointed to see the beach being dirty all over with trash which was sad. Also if you want to go swimming i recommend getting swimming shoes since there were alot if sharp rocks underwater and i got injured swimming. Overall i had a great time but i wouldnt go again ,there are better beaches to visit here:))

Beautiful gamely secluded place with small former archaeology dig site done the middle of the back beach. The water here is crystal clear. Loses a star because of the used condoms and bear bottles and cans. When wind not coming from the north it is quite calm but can get very choppy when it does

it's a dirty beach. by far the worst beach i've ever visited. Someone has to do something about this

Such a beautiful beach 🩵

Very nice beach. I liked the water very much. A bit wavey but nice. Though windy but Water is warm unlike the beaches in the south of the Islands where water is steady but freezing. A nice restaurant and cafe on the beach with a very nice view but a bit on the high price side

Big Sandy beach, not many people lots of sand parking. It was windy when we were there. I couldn’t see any amenities, not sure if any up on the hill nearby?

Incredible beach, only when it is not windy (for me). Limited sun beds so make sure you make a reservation or come early (before 11:30) loads of space for your own umbrellas

Tiny maritime museum with several display cases. The best part of the visit to the museum was getting to see the beautiful, tranquil courtyard. On a busy, hot day in Mykonos town, I could see myself paying the admission fee just to spend some quiet time in the courtyard away from the throngs of tourist. Not sure the exhibits are worth the €4 admission fee. But the courtyard alone is worth €3 if you have time to sit and savor it.

What a wonderful museum! All the displays are beautifully presented and easy to enjoy. The maritime history of the Greek islands is amazing and this is the place to dig deeper. Newly renovated in 2024 the museum is first class! Of special note: amazing renovated lighthouse in the back yard; powerful headstones of maritime individuals; antiquities dating back to 3rd century bc; a great video about their two ships they have renovated. It’s a great place to bring kids too! Have them search for the real pirates chest! I also heard they turn the lighthouse at night sometimes!

What an unexpected gem of a museum. Beautifully presented exhibits with knowledgeable staff. The courtyard itself is worth the modest admission price.

This is an amazing boutique museum created from a family that loves the sea and sailing. If you pass by, spend 10 minutes to walk through and enjoy...especially the exhibits in the garden. The new shop created has also interesting items for gifts

Visiting this museum is a truly unique experience. At first glance, the space seems small — but as you begin to observe each exhibit closely, you realize just how much there is to discover and explore. The interior holds pleasant surprises, including a lighthouse recreated just as it used to be when it was still in operation. It's clear that this museum was created with passion and love. What makes it even more special is that you wouldn’t expect to find something like this hidden in the alleys of an island more commonly associated with entertainment than with education, culture, and authentic experiences.

Great little museum! Some wonderful history and the lighthouse is beautiful. The courtyard is a welcome escape from the crowds. Highly recommend.

A must see when visiting Mykonos! Right in the middle of the party scene of the island, a beacon of culture and history! You can navigate the maritime history around the Aegean sea and all its milestones from antiquity until the present time. Congratulations to the Aegean Maritime Museum and the recent renovation (2024) of its exhibition! Also... Great Museum Shop!! Quality gifts for souvenirs!!

Statue is probably more suitable as a landmark than anything else. Statue itself is lovely but the marking and carving itself is fading sadly. That said, it’s in a lovely area of Mykonos so there is always the port to look at!!!

Loved getting lost in the maze of stores cafes and restaurants . Ended the day with a beautiful sunset!

Mykonos is a very relaxing place to shop and just walk around. No pressure from shop owners to buy from them. Everyone is so friendly, whether you from them or not.

It's one of the best place to visit amazing weather, food very photogenic 😍

Beautiful landmark with great cafés and restaurants all around.

Mavrogenous financed an army to win a war! A true heroin.

In an era where women were not very public figures, let alone an independent and inspirational figure as Manto, for Mykonos she was a heroine obviously!!! Commanding prime position in the center of the main square and entrance to the city by water, a figure every one can notice, spending all here fortune for the Hellenic cause, on the Greek War for Independence.