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m y k o n o s

Where to Stay

Stay in the chora (by the windmills) because that is where all the action is!

Hotels: Elena Hotel, Dimele Rooms, Yalos Hotel, Asty Mykonos

Beaches

  • Super Paradise
  • Paraga
  • Paradise
  • Elia
  • Kalafatis
  • Lia
  • Kalo Livadi
  • Psarou

Beach Clubs

  • Scorpios
  • Alemagou
  • Nammos
  • Jackie O
  • Principote
  • SantAnna
  • Hippie Fish
  • Kalua
  • Tropicana

Nightlife

All the main bars are in the chora (town) of Mykonos. The bars stay open until 6 am – be sure to grab a gyro for the walk home and catch the sunrise! Skandinavian Bar, Caprice, and Negrita are really popular spots in the city but you can’t go wrong with any bar in the chora.

Cavo Paradise is a club where DJ’s play, and it is located by Paradise beach.

Where to Eat

All of the restaurants in Little Venice/by the Windmills are great! The waterfront area has unlimited options for good food. D’Angelo Restaurant is fantastic.

If you are in the city of Ano Mera, we highly recommend going to Bandanna Restaurant. They have a famous dessert called the calzone dolce – it is mascarpone cheese mixed with Nutella in a calzone and it is amazing!

Bus System

The bus system is very easy in Mykonos. There are two bus stations: one is Fabrika in the city and it goes to beaches like Super Paradise, Paradise, Paraga, etc.

The second is the Old Port bus station, it goes to beaches like Elia, Lia, Kalafatis, etc.

Drinks + Good Views

Calling all beer lovers! Mykonos has a brewery – the Mikonu Brewing Company has fantastic beers. You can walk from the city or take a cab.

Looking to watch the sunset and sip on some cocktails? Visit The Garden or 180 Sunset Bar.

Kastro’s Restaurant is where you can snap the picture of the famous alley with the Aegean sea!

Delos

If you have time, go to the island of Delos. It is an archaeological UNESCO World Heritage site a quick boat ride away from Mykonos! It was one of the most sacred places of Ancient Greece and was a trading center. It was the mythological birthplace of Apollo and Artemis and was a major religious center and port during the 1st millennium BC. The island’s ruins encompass Doric temples, markets, an amphitheater, houses with mosaics and the iconic Terrace of the Lions statues.