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The beating heart of the island. Mykonos Town — known locally as Chora — is a labyrinth of whitewashed Cycladic architecture, bougainvillea-draped alleyways, and some of the Aegean's finest restaurants and boutiques. Home to the iconic windmills and Little Venice, it's the perfect base for exploring everything Mykonos has to offer.

One of the most popular and family-friendly beaches on the island, Ornos is a sheltered bay with calm, crystal-clear turquoise water. Well-organised with sunbeds, beach bars, and watersports facilities, it's ideal for families and those looking for a relaxed day by the sea.

Psarou is Mykonos at its most glamorous. This small, crescent-shaped beach is a favourite among celebrities and jet-setters, lined with luxury beach clubs, designer boutiques, and world-class restaurants. The water is a stunning shade of turquoise and the atmosphere is effortlessly chic.

World-famous for its legendary beach parties and vibrant atmosphere, Paradise Beach is the epicentre of Mykonos nightlife. By day it's a beautiful sandy beach with clear blue water; by night it transforms into one of the most iconic party destinations in the Mediterranean.

The longest beach on Mykonos, Elia is a cosmopolitan stretch of golden sand backed by tamarisk trees. It has a relaxed, sophisticated vibe with excellent beach restaurants, sunbed service, and clear, calm water perfect for swimming. A favourite with those seeking a more laid-back Mykonos experience.

A scenic, windswept beach on the eastern side of the island, Kalafatis is popular with water sports enthusiasts thanks to its reliable winds and open bay. Surrounded by hills and relatively uncrowded, it offers a more authentic, natural Mykonos experience away from the tourist crowds.

A charming village and beach just north of Mykonos Town, Agios Stefanos is close to the New Port and ideal for travellers catching ferries to other Cycladic islands. The beach is calm and family-friendly, with a good selection of tavernas and cafés along the waterfront.

The main commercial port of Mykonos, Tourlos is the gateway for large cruise ships and ferries connecting the island to Athens and the wider Cyclades. If you're arriving or departing by sea, a private transfer to or from Tourlos Port ensures a smooth, stress-free connection.