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.

One of Mykonos top landmarks, always full of people so I decided to wake up earlier and be there around 6:15 am for sunrise. You can see the results, not a single person did so and I had a lot of time to change my spots and play with sun. Go there between 6:00 and 6:30 and skip the crowds and boring daily photos with tens of other people. I am not a photographer, I just wanted to try my luck to wake up earlier and every day there were not a single individual. And those mills are simply stunning

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.

Visted in mid October, the weather was great. It was interesting to see the difference between the renovated windmills, and those being worked on.

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.

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.

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!

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.

The restaurant is laying at the end of Little Venice. When your on the balcony you see the sea and the windmills. The food and the service is great! You can see the employees working as a team and they enjoy there jobs!

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!

Beautiful beach bar. Very comfortable beds, friendly waiters, and a beautiful view. The sea is normally calm and nice to swim in! I would highly recommend having the chicken! It is made to perfection! Would definitely come back.

A lovely young lady looked after us on the beach. Georgia. Thank you. A good beverage and beach food menu. Comfortable sunbeds and towels provided 60€ back row, 80€ front row. Normal prices for Mykonos.

The place is super nice (even if the sunbeds were a bit stained) and the beach little but super cute but the drink service at the beach is ruining the experience. Just one waiter was smart, and fast. The other waiters seemed disoriented, delivered the wrong drinks to many guests and then disappeared for hours. Impossible to get their attention to order. At the check out they added the tips asking if it was ok. It was a bit embarrassing. Lunch was a more positive experience, the food excellent and the service fast and professional.

A dream come true at Hippie Fish 💙🌊 My husband and I were staying at the Mykonos Grand and trying to find the perfect spot for our intimate elopement. We had a tentative ceremony location in town, but it didn’t feel quite right. Then, the day before our wedding, we spotted the beautiful dock at Hippie Fish—right on the beach, quiet, and exactly what I had always dreamed of. The setting is stunning—crystal-clear water, a peaceful stretch of sand, and the most picturesque backdrop you could ask for. Even though the restaurant wasn’t yet open for the season, their team was incredibly kind. My husband walked over, explained the situation, and asked if we could use their dock for our ceremony, and to our surprise, they said yes. The next morning, the staff was out early, cleaning and preparing the dock just for us. Because of them, our dream of getting married on the beach in Mykonos came true. If you’re considering a wedding or special event, I highly recommend looking at Hippie Fish. The location is breathtaking, and the team is generous, professional, and truly went above and beyond for us. We are so grateful!

Lovely beach bar and restaurant. The location is 10 out of 10, ideal for chilling during the day and watching the sunset. The vibe is really relaxed. Prices are high, food is good.

Gorgeous restaurant, right by the water!! Good portions, fast and nice service, and SUCH a good location/atmosphere!! Beautiful view with light music

Very good touristy experience where you can enjoy live shows every Sunday at dinner. Reservation is recommended.

Beautiful restaurant in the center! The cocktails and the starters were very good. I was expecting a bit more from the main dishes.

This restaurant was below my expectations. The main dishes were small for the price. The space was very tight, and guests could easily overhear my private conversations. We couldn’t move around comfortably with the chairs. One waitress was kind, though she seemed inexperienced, while another waitress had an arrogant attitude, which I didn’t like.

I recently dined at this restaurant and had a wonderful experience. The food was truly delicious – every dish was flavorful, well-prepared, and beautifully presented. The ingredients tasted fresh, and the menu offered a great variety to choose from. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, making the whole evening even more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!

The restaurant was in a beautiful courtyard. The service was impeccable. My daughter had the gnocchi with black truffles which she absolutely loved and gave a five star rating. I had the linguine with shrimp, the shrimp was a little overcooked. . I would give it three maybe 3 1/2 stars. The bread was five dollars a person. It consisted of one roll with a really good hummus spread.

Really intimate restaurant tucked into a beautiful courtyard just off one of Mykonos’ most high fashion retail streets. Every dish we tried was outstanding. It’s expensive, but appropriately priced given the quality and setting. A lot of tourist.

The food was so delicious and the service was incredible! The staff were very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. 10/10

I highly recommend it. The food was high quality, the ingredients were carefully chosen, and the price was right. I must say I really enjoyed the service provided by a young woman from Thessaloniki: precise, attentive, smiling, and unobtrusive. I felt pampered. I must say this was the best experience I had in Mykonos.

This is a true Greek restaurant with a wide and authentic menu. Many dishes are unique and not easy to find in other places, yet everything is very tasty — for example, the fried zucchini. The Greek salad and grilled fish deserve a special mention, both were excellent. The staff were polite, friendly, and attentive, even though the restaurant was quite busy. I was extremely satisfied and would be happy to come back. Highly recommend to anyone who appreciates authentic Greek cuisine.

Probably one the best restaurants in Mykonos! The food is delicious, service is always on point. We have been coming here for years and have never been disappointed. The setting is also very nice with a wonderful view on the beach. Will for sure be coming back next year! :)

My partner and I went here on the first day of our holiday (14th of September). The atmosphere was phenomenal as we were sat right next to the beach! Service was prompt and amazing. The food was sensational and the portion sizes are great! Definitely worth a visit if you’re coming to Mykonos. Thank you to our server Nikos who went above and beyond! We recently decided to visit Avli again (21st September) as we enjoyed it very much on our first night in Mykonos. As it was cold we opted to sit inside for our food, which turned out to be the biggest mistake we could make. The service was shocking with the waiters not even making eye contact with you while handing menus or speaking with you. The punch in the teeth came when I had asked if they use mozzarella for their pizza and the waiter replied in such a hasty and horrible tone, making me feel rather silly for asking a question to clarify which “cheese” they used. From the beginning the experience was soured by the lack of personable waiters. Nonetheless, we ordered our food and tried to enjoy the atmosphere instead. The atmosphere was nothing like the first night and was rather loud, and waiters were running around like headless chickens without any real purpose as there were still tables that hadn’t been clean since we arrived. The starters we had were tasty however, my partner received his before I did and we had to enquire where mine was. Here comes the kicker. We finished our starters and out comes our pizzas. As soon as the pizza was put on the table I knew that the pizza base had to be frozen. If a restaurant is charging upwards of €15 for a pizza, I’d hope that they’d at least make you aware that the base is frozen. Despite this I decided to try the pizza, which had raw and rather cold dough with hot toppings. Unfortunately my partners pizza was worse than mine so we had to send both back. The experience was soured completely. The only reason why the overall remains a 2 for all criteria is because of the first night we came. Otherwise it would have received a lower score. I am very disappointed in Avli as it was one of my favourite restaurants this holiday and I was really excited to visit it for one of the last days we are here for. It is also safe to say that I felt as if they were more personable and friendly to more middle-aged and older clientele. This is just the impression I received from two of the waiters who had very different attitudes towards other older tables, but expressed some distain to younger tables.

What a gem of a place !! The only restaurant on the beach that was reassuringly busy in early June. Had a whole Red Snapper cooked to perfection for €30 and on my second visit tried the Pork with chips and feta - don’t be put off by the picture as it was incredible. There were local Greeks dining here which is always a good sight. The owner (whose name I have forgotten - began with a T - sorry) was a big presence and extremely welcoming to me as a solo diner. Thank you very much for the complimentary glass of the Greek Sauvignon which was delicious and also the Greek spirit shot at the end of meal. Very kind. DON’T MISS THIS PLACE 🥇

I can mot say enough amazing things about this place!! If you find yourself on Mykonos and in need of delicious food with great views, friendly staff, and overall lovely atmosphere.......this is the place to go.

We had the most amazing experience celebrating my husband's birthday at Avli Tou Thodori in Mykonos. From start to finish, everything was perfect — the atmosphere, the service, and especially the food. For starters, we had the fried anchovies and grilled octopus — both were absolutely incredible and full of flavor. For mains, we tried a variety of dishes and each one was outstanding: Souvlaki – truly the best in Mykonos! Risotto with mushrooms – rich, creamy, and perfectly cooked. Grilled calamari – top of the top, fresh and tender. Grilled chicken with cheese – unbelievable combination, so flavorful. Kleftiko – the best of the best, a must-try! On the end of the dinner restaurant surprised us with a lovely compliment — Greek doughnuts, which were warm, sweet, and the perfect final touch to an already perfect meal. A very special thank you to our wonderful waitress Alex, who took such great care of us and made the evening feel truly special. And big thanks to the chef for these unforgettable dishes! Highly recommended — we’ll absolutely be back!

Great food. Great service. I asked the owner/manager for the recipe of the muscles and he brought me to the kitchen to talk to the chef. They had no problem sharing the recipe. Great place to eat.

I visit this club every summer, and it remains one of the best on the island for its vibrant atmosphere and elegant, high-class parties. This summer, we were a group of four and had a reservation which I highly recommend. Without reservation, you might end up waiting in a long line, and entry is left to the discretion of security girl, who are known to be selective. During August, many couples and even groups of friends were turned away at the door. Things are a bit more relaxed in September. We’ve tried the restaurant in the past, but this year we focused on the sunset party experience, which was fantastic. Delicious cocktails, great music, and an unbeatable vibe. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a premium party experience on the island. Prices: • Cocktails: €23–€25 • Champagne: from €40/glass and up • Desserts: €28–€42 Other details: • The toilets were clean and well-serviced. • Dress code: white is highly encouraged for an elegant look.

Been here two summers in a row. The food is good, but I don’t think it’s worth the price. But the vibe is really unique - and such a beautiful view. Definitely recommend trying it out!

Scorpios Mykonos is absolute perfection! From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the incredible vibes, stunning beachfront setting, and world-class hospitality. The food was unreal —every dish we tried was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The seafood and cocktails were next-level delicious! The music was on point, creating the perfect laid-back yet energetic atmosphere. Whether we were lounging by the sea or dancing under the sunset, the soundscape was pure magic. The whole place radiates bohemian luxury, and the crowd was effortlessly cool. Hands down one of the best beach clubs in the world. If you're in Mykonos, don’t miss Scorpios —it’s an unforgettable experience! Can’t wait to come back.

Had such a great time here. We pre-booked and got in with no difficulties. The atmosphere was great and the sunset view was incredible! Did not have food but the drinks were really good - Would definitely recommend.

I had a good time at Scorpios! In my opinion, it’s one of the best Beach Club in Mykonos with amazing shows and music. The sunset there is incredible too. Don’t forget to reserve a table in advance! I went there for my dinner too. The food was overall delicious! One deduction because some dishes arrived cold and I would have liked an explanation beforehand. For sure it’s pricy, don’t expect to pay per person under 70€. The service was friendly, they treated me overall good! But they can improve a bit more to be welcoming and heartwarming. The barkeepers too!

Do not recommend. We had to wait 30 minutes to be seated, despite arriving on time for our reservation. The food was so spicy that I had stomach pain immediately after eating, even though I normally have no problem with spicy food. At midnight, they literally kicked us out, which is unacceptable. Guests should be given at least 20 minutes to finish their drinks and leave. They also tricked me with the tip - I was charged a higher percentage than what I told the waiter to add, even though the amount I said was already generous. Definitely not worth the hype.

I’m reviewing Scorpios just as a bar without a reservation. If you go on a day that’s not too busy and show up before 7 PM, you can really enjoy the place. Drinks are around €20, and the vibe is super chill with great music. Honestly, those crazy table prices like €3000 or €5000 just don’t feel worth it to me. You can have a great time without all that.

The sea and the service were amazing. The place was very luxurious, and we liked it a lot. However, the showers were located inside the building, which was a bit odd because you have to walk past the restaurant while people are eating. There were only two bathrooms shared by both men and women, and the sunbeds were placed too close to each other. I think this last point made the beach look cheap, I didn’t like it at all. But overall, it was a good experience.

This place is terrible. Run, and never look back. It’s not the first overpriced beach club in Mykonos, but here you get a “special” kind of treatment: from the moment you arrive at the parking lot all the way down to the beach, the staff talks to you as if YOU should be grateful they’re letting you spend €300 on a sunbed. On top of that, it’s exactly the kind of place that thinks far too highly of itself, bragging about being “luxury,” but missing the mark completely and showing zero elegance. In the end, it’s just about tacky flashy brands, overpriced service, and rude staff who treat you with contempt.

The entrance via Nammos Village is very unique, you get that luxurious and serene feel. The restaurant itself is okay, the food is great, but it kind of feels older and in need of renovation, especially compared to some other more contemporary beach restaurants in Mykonos. For a premium priced restaurant, you’d expect premium service, and out of 2 waiters that were serving us, 1 of them was incredibly uninterested and borderline rude. Also, IMO it’s unacceptable that you charge 360€ to 450€ for a pair of sunbeds, while those same sunbeds are very dirty. That was a big disappointement. If you’re charging premium prices, you have to provide exquisite service.

This is the classic place where you will spend like 5stars hotel but you get a barely 3stars service. First of all sun beds are closer than in any other normal beach in Mykonos, leaving you with very little privacy. Then the music, if you get here at 10am is ok but then they keep increasing the volume and after 1pm is barely acceptable with many customers who were complaining when I was there. The food quality is basic and really overpriced. Lastly you are constantly surrounded by the personnel who keep asking you if you want something to drink and keep coming to your sun beds. Overall negative experience.

This restaurant is a rip off. Prices are twice what you can find at other restaurants. The service was poor. With a different person delivering drinks and someone else for food. We were charged for bread and told it was to address a cover charge that we were not informed about when seated. I would not go back to this location. There are plenty of great places to eat and drink without paying the high prices here. Two beers, an appetizer and a dessert (also a bread charge x2) came in at $99 EUROs.

I booked two sun loungers and an umbrella for the day. My wife wanted to enjoy the Nammos experience and she was not disappointed. We were well looked after and the food was great. The slight gripe I had was with the sun loungers being so close together on the beach and the toilet facilities could be better. It’s pricey but think worth it, especially with the beach party kicking off at about 4.30pm. That was exceptional. A great opportunity to really cut loose. That made up for any faults. I would definitely go back but need to start saving now.

We were lucky enough to go as a large family party to enjoy a long leisurely lunch with plenty of champagne and cocktails. It's wildly expensive and was an amazing treat of an experience. The food was delicious and far more than we could do justice to. The desert platters were a thing of beauty! We went down to the beach for a while and enjoyed paddling and taking in the party atmosphere which was starting late afternoon. The sunbed hosts were a bit officious though, asking us to move our children's belongings which we had placed near empty beds and away from other people. When we went back to our table in the restaurant the party had well and truly started and dancing on the table is a highlight of my time in Mykonos!

Very nice food and great atmosphere. View overlooking the sea. Shrimp orzo was particularly rich and tasty. The team were very welcoming and friendly. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting! Cheers to Dimitris and Georges for being awesome servers :)

Nice n Easy is an incredible spot by the water with stunning views! The food was phenomenal – fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The service was amazing, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. A perfect place to relax, dine, and take in the Mykonos vibes.

Really great location with views of the water. Came with a group of 9 and did their best to accommodate seating us together. Fantastic drinks, grilled octopus, and grilled cheese appetizers. Salads were all great. Amazing moussaka. Highly recommend the orange pie dessert!! The chocolate pie was also rich and decadent.

This place was amazing. Went here on my birthday for a late dinner. Asked for seats by the water. The staff was very accommodating. It was sunset so others just walking the area kept blocking our view to watch and wete crowding our table. Staff was quick to ask them to move. The food was delicious. Would definitely recommend.

We didn't eat on this occasion but stopped for a quick drink. As the location was right on the water's edge, we ended up staying for a couple of hours, soaking up the sun, whilst enjoying the local beers, finishing off a fantastic afternoon with an Aperol Spritz. A great place to sit and watch the world go by. Service was great throughout the afternoon.

Dinner at nice n easy- the best views around for a beautiful sunset. Got a table first line to the sea view. Food was okay, fairly priced but taste was not to die for. Service was excellent! Servers even helped when a mass of tourists crowded our eating area. Very nice experience all around, would recommend spending your sunset there.

Delicious food, beautiful sunset views, and a really lovely atmosphere. The restaurant has so many great options to choose from, and everything we tried was amazing. The staff was incredibly kind and attentive, which made the experience even better. We went for a sunset dinner and it was the perfect spot—highly recommend if you’re in Mykonos!

Cosy restaurant with a spacious courtyard for outdoor seating. Recommend the Fried Feta with Honey and Sesame Seeds, the Stuffed Tomatoes and the generously sized Moussaka. The litre of house red wine for €24 euro was also a bargain. Service was friendly.

We came here on a whim, last minute google search and decided why not. The atmosphere is so chill and lovely. Request to sit it in the garden - outside for the wonderful ambience. The food is amazing, I can’t stress enough on how amazing the home made pita bread is. We request for 3 orders because they were so amazing. So soft - they were fresh out of the oven, I Kid you not, I devoured the bread in 5 seconds. There were no issues for asking for more. Wonderful customer service and friendly staff. We got the Eva Salad(amazing), shrimp Sanganaki (freaking amazing), sea bass and meat ball. All wonderful dishes. They even gave us house shots at the end. Overall, wonderful and worth it!

Amazing restaurant with a garden patio dining area. Hence the name. Candlelit dinner under grapevines. We had the best lambchops I've ever had. High-quality and cooked perfectly. Their pasta is on point and the surprise dessert we ordered was simply to die for.

Food was very good. Not amazing but still not bad. Price is about standard for this area. Staff was friendly and helpful. Made suggestions based on what I said I like. Even gave me a yummy shot to end my dinner! I enjoyed the spinach appetizer the most. I do really like the ambience.

Your only stop for authentic Greek cuisine. Forget about other taverns in Mikonos. Here Eva is cooking... We went twice and tried different plates: all lovely. Must try: Fried feta w sesame and honey, Dolmades for starters and shrimp saganaki, grilled fish for main. We'll be back for musaka as word say it's the best in town...

Cozy terrace under grapevines. Food is rather basic and pricey. Service is correct, but lacks the laid back and friendly flair which is common in Greece: our food was put on the table quickly, and the bill was presented before our drinks were even finished in order to clear our table. I wouldn’t recommend this place.

The restaurant is not only about its beautiful garden, the food is ridiculously tasty, the price is a little above Mykonos’ average, but it’s 100% worth. It’s our best food experience here in Mykonos, from the three plates we ordered, the risotto and the pasta with smoked salmon are delicious choices

Koursaros Restaurant in Mykonos offers a dining experience where the quality of the food truly justifies the cost. While some might initially see it as a little pricey, the exceptional culinary delights confirm that you indeed get what you pay for. Every dish served, including the standout sea urchin on bread, is flawlessly executed and simply amazing. The restaurant itself boasts a wonderful, upscale, modern ambiance, and the service is equally spectacular. I've shared photos to showcase the exquisite dishes we ordered for our group of 14. After reading other reviews, I felt it necessary to emphasize that the prices are not just about luxury—they accurately reflect the top-tier food and experience you receive.

Great food, lovely atmosphere. Bit hard to find since it’s in the corner of the street turn basically but well worth it. The staff, ambiance, and drinks were all fantastic!

Upmarket seafood restaurant in Chora Mykonos. Beautiful interiors, wonderful staff and very delicious food. The atmosphere is welcoming and very glitzy. Definitely a place to see and be seen in.

Excellent cuisine in a lively cool and full of positive vibes courtyard. The staff had an excellent approach with the meter Christos above everything . they were by our side to explain in detail the ingredients of each dish and to suggest the appropriate wine. The music took you on a journey both in Greece and in international bands.

The water is weirdly expensive, so is the wine, but at least it tastes good. Surprisingly even though we ordered dishes that didn't contain big portions we ended up enjoying the food and actually felt full after finishing. The staff were wonderful, the design as well. If you are looking for a high quality, high price place for dinner this is the one. If the water was priced correctly the score would be 5 stars.

Food was really good!!! We got the fresh catch of the day (grouper) and the lemon sauce to put on top was superb. Sushi was also amazing. Food is expensive but worth it! The waitress was so attentive and nice! We really enjoyed our dinner. The place got lively at night and people were dancing ! Such a fun time.

One of the best meals I have ever had! The jumbo shrimp and Octopus were sensational, the cocktails were divine and the staff were super attentive! They showed us our fish choices before cooking to ensure we were happy with them and they were also super knowledgeable about gluten free options and recommendations. Enjoyed our evening so much and the atmosphere is also great with an excellent DJ with a great playlist!

It's a disgrace that money were spent to renovate so badly an airport. Absolutel disgrace for a new airport. Low ceiling, bad arrangement and stairs to enter the terminal! Stairs on a new terminal is absolutely awful. I the inside you can view the open offices of the workers that look awful. The product is awfully. They should have taken as an example the airport of Mitilene that looks much much better. Am ashamed of the result. The picture is from the check in. Whoever designed this result should be ashamed

It is much better and newer than its old state. It is a great airport in terms of ease of transportation. It is also very clean and tidy because it has been renovated. It costs 10 Euros to get here by taxi from the center.

It's very small airport with very limited services. It has a very small coffee shop where you can get a coffee or snacks to eat. It has some super markets and coffee shops near by where you can get what you need. It's located on the opposite side of sea. It has a benches on the sea side on front of the airport where you can set to relax and wait for your flight.

No information about bus or any other things. We couldn't find a rental car on Sunday. Transportation shouldn't be this hard. But getting on the plane dont take too much time in there (;

Small and understaffed airport don’t come more than an hour before your flight waiting is not pleasant . Poor infrastructure

It's a small airport....not fancy, they have a WC and a luggage area.

Very small airport but we had very friendly staff.

The only positive is the staff and officers. The airport (if you can call it that) doesn't have waiting area for all passengers, useless air-conditioning (everyone is profusely sweating) and very uncomfortable. We had a delay and being stuck at this airport felt like torture.

The airport is very old and far too small for the number of tourists arriving on the island. It is really unacceptable that such a popular destination has such limited and outdated facilities. It feels overcrowded and uncomfortable for both visitors and locals. This beautiful island truly deserves a bigger, modern airport that can properly support the demand.

Upon arrival, you’ll be shocked by the airport — it feels like stepping back in time to the era before modern civilization. There are no car rental offices or even the most basic services one would expect in the year 2025. That said, the island itself is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. It’s incredibly peaceful, the locals are warm and friendly, the food is delicious, and the sense of safety is exceptional — you can go out at any time without worry. There are no homeless people, and the island has a calm, genuine atmosphere that brings complete peace of mind. I’ll definitely return next season and stay for a whole month — this island has truly stolen my heart and soul.

Arrival on 28th June. Like a third world country two decades ago. Shame!!! Return flight to Athens on 11th July, things are much worse than our previous experience. A lot of people and hundreds of flies!!! Prehistoric conditions! Greece has earned millions of euros from tourism but has nothing invested to infrastructure since her bankruptcy in 2009. A pretty much failed state that it happens to be my home country. Sadly!

Naxos Airport looks like it hasn’t been touched since the Cold War, despite Greece making millions from tourism. To make it worse, taxis are a straight-up scam: 25€ for 3.4 km (7 minutes). For comparison, in Dubai you pay around 20€ for 30 km in a clean, air-conditioned taxi. Here, you just get ripped off.

Small airport,not fit for the flow of passengers and airplanes they have every day . What passes for security is a bad joke . It was our 1st time but advise is to Avoid if possible.

We flew from Naxos to Athens today – small plane, few passengers, only one flight at the whole airport. Yet the ground staff somehow managed to leave all the luggage behind. Nothing was loaded. That takes some doing.

It’s a very small airport but nice one. In our case we were taking early morning flight and we reached early. Nothing much to do at airport. It can get crowded with lots of passengers. A new experience altogether from the big modern airports to the one at island! Thanks for the team for their service!

Small, convenient airport. Staff was friendly and spoke English well. After checking in, our name was called over the loudspeaker, and we were told a pair of sunglasses were left behind at the counter. It wasn't ours, but it was thoughtful that they reached out to try to return them. I would give this airport 5 stars except I used the bathroom. While I became accustomed to not flushing toilet paper in the toilet in Greece, sanitary trash bins with lids were everywhere. Here, the airport restroom had open top bins without lids. Ewww!

Paros Airport is special - definitely the smallesz airport I have ever been. One gate for all flights from different airlines to Athens. Since I was there preseason, it was still ok, however I do not want to imagine how it looks like here in summer with very limited seats....

Paros is my favourite island, and I genuinely care about its future. That’s why it’s disheartening to see the condition of the airport and its facilities today, 7 August 2025, especially the state of the toilets, which was unacceptable. It feels as though no one is taking responsibility. The airport is one of the main gateways for visitors and plays a key role in shaping their first impression of the island. It deserves proper attention and care from its management. Interestingly, a minister happened to be travelling with us today, and the ground staff went out of their way to assist him — even helping with his hand luggage. It would be great to see that same level of service extended to all tourists.

The airport is good for its capacity. The toilets were clean, the restaurant was ok. After the airport in Ikaria, the airport in Paros felt like a five star hotel to me

The smallest airport I’ve ever seen! I’m normally an anxious traveller so I like to be at the airport at least two hours before departure time. We had a flight to Athens scheduled for 6.15am departure time and arrived at the airport at 4am … only to discover that it was closed! ONLY ARRIVE ONE HOUR BEFORE YOUR FLIGHT IF ITS AN EARLY ONE

I don't get all the negative reviews - yes it's a small terminal but functions fine. There are two separate check-in counters, an OK snack bar and seating. Didn't use the toilet. The whole process worked fine. Get a grip people!

Small airport! Worked well for us, our bags arrived promptly, the bathrooms were bare bones. Large parking lot and bus stop at the end of it.

Small and dirty airport. Better not to go to the toilets. A big shame as Milos island is beautiful. Unpleasant welcome at the airport does not leave a good impression.

Nice convenient very small airport with the basic necessities.

Serviceable airport. It’s air conditioned, there are seats and a small deli with sandwiches, drinks and crisps. Not a very involved check in process, you could easily get here an hour before your flight and you’d be more than fine.

Not about the airport. About Agean Airlines. They did not send us an email to check in, yet overbooked our flight. We were told to standby then upon my inquiry, the female told us that since we were the last ones to check in we would not be able to board the flight. We were told this within minutes of boarding and were forced to take the ferry in order to catch our connecting flight. We were greatly disappointed by this and the employee’s attitude since she never said much as a simple sorry. Loved our week in Milos greatly grieved by Agean Airlines.

Wish I would have read the reviews before flying out of this airport. They intentionally left half of the plane’s luggage at the airport (sounds like it’s for a weight requirement?) but they only informed us when we landed in Athens. So TBD if we get our bags back at all because they’re now shipping them to our home country. To be fair to the employees of the airport, the check in process was incredibly easy and staff was friendly and efficient both at the check in counter to the security. We got there one hour early but they didn’t start checking bags till about 30 min before, which was totally fine due to the size of the airport and flight. It would just be good to know ahead of time that they will leave your bags, but this is the airline’s fault as well.

Very small airport but well organized and easy to navigate

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.