Mykonos Holidays

Experience the magic of Mykonos, a gem of the Greek islands, known for its iconic windmills, stunning beaches, and cosmopolitan charm. Ideal for holidaymakers from Dublin seeking a mix of relaxation and nightlife, Mykonos promises an unforgettable journey.

Holidays in Mykonos

Top attractions to visit

Windmills of Kato Mili:

These iconic windmills overlook the sea, offering perfect photo opportunities.

Little Venice:

A picturesque neighborhood known for its medieval houses and vibrant nightlife.

Archaeological Museum of Mykonos:

Home to ancient artifacts found on the island.

Delos Island:

A UNESCO World Heritage site, considered one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites.

Panormos Beach:

Known for its laid-back atmosphere away from the crowd.

Psarou Beach:

Popular with celebrities and known for its upscale amenities.

Ano Mera:

A quiet village featuring the Panagia Tourliani Monastery.

Scorpios Mykonos:

A trendy beach club that embodies the island’s luxury lifestyle.

Rarity Gallery:

Displays contemporary art in the heart of Mykonos Town.

Paraportiani Church:

A stunning example of Cycladic architecture, famous worldwide.

Top beaches to visit

Super Paradise Beach:

Famous for its parties and excellent beach clubs.

Elia Beach:

Largest on the island, offering a more relaxed vibe.

Platis Gialos Beach:

Well-organized and ideal for water sports.

Kalo Livadi Beach:

Known for its length and peaceful environment.

Ornos Beach:

Family-friendly with lots of amenities.

Best local dishes to try

Moussaka:

A rich, layered dish of eggplant, minced meat, and béchamel sauce.

Louza:

Like prosciutto, often served in thin slices.

Mykonos Sausage:

Seasoned with local herbs, very flavorful.

Amygdalota:

Almond cookies, traditional and beloved.

Kopanisti:

A spicy cheese spread, a Mykonian specialty.

Getting around Mykonos

Rental Cars and Scooters:

Widely available and recommended for exploring remote areas.

Public Buses:

Connect major attractions and beaches, very economical.

Taxis:

Available but can be scarce during peak season.

Private Transfers:

Can be arranged through hotels or local agencies.

Walking:

Viable in Mykonos Town due to its compact size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the must-visit events in Mykonos during the summer
Mykonos is famous for its summer parties and cultural festivals. The Mykonos Biennale and the Feast of Panagia Tourliani are highlights, offering a blend of artistic exhibitions and traditional celebrations.
What is the best month to go to Mykonos?
Mykonos is a fantastic island to visit year-round. However, if you want to skip the crowds during the peak summer months consider visiting from September to October. Mykonos becomes much quieter while still having fantastic weather making it the ideal time to visit.
How many days in Mykonos is enough?
The island of Mykonos is full of amazing scenery, beautiful beaches, and great nightlife. Three days would be the perfect amount of time to explore this stunning island and enjoy the ultimate relaxation.