Mykonos is famous for its beaches, luxury shopping, waterfront restaurants and lively nightlife. Saunter through its maze-like streets, relax on the beach or party the night away in some of its world-renowned clubs. Book a multi-day trip to Mykonos from Athens to tick one of Greece’s most popular islands off your bucket list.
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Mykonos is famous for its beaches, luxury shopping, waterfront restaurants and lively nightlife. Saunter through its maze-like streets, relax on the beach or party the night away in some of its world-renowned clubs. Book a multi-day trip to Mykonos from Athens to tick one of Greece’s most popular islands off your bucket list.
You will find below everything you need to know about Mykonos, one of the best destinations for multi-day trips from Athens.
Mykonos lies about 150 kilometers east of Athens in the Aegean Sea. The port of Mykonos is located 2 kilometers away from the main town of Chora.
There are various day tours to Mykonos from Athens, and they typically offer you between five and six hours on the island. You will have a pickup service at your hotel or a predefined meeting point, and will then travel by taxi to either Rafina or Piraeus to board a ferry.
In Mykonos, you will visit the central town of Chora to see popular attractions like the Paraportiani church, the mills or the Alefkándra neighborhood, known as "Little Venice".
You will usually get some free time to explore, shop or walk along the beach. You can opt in for extra tours at your own cost. You will then meet at the departure spot where you’ll take a ferry back to your port, and then a bus back to Athens.
Several tours allow you to discover Mykonos with the aid of an experienced guide. They usually include hotel pickup from Athens city center. Once on the island, your guide will take you to the whitewashed hamlet of Chora in the center of Mykonos.
You may also visit Matogiannia and take a stroll through its lanes. You can also take a bus journey to Mykonos's popular beaches, where you can enjoy a cocktail and relax on the island's famous golden sands. You’ll finish your journey at the Port of Mykonos, where a ferry will transport you back to Rafina.
These 2-day trips typically offer overnight accommodation and breakfast, as well as hotel pickup. Your adventure begins with a trip to Santorini, where you will get to explore the cobblestone streets and whitewashed houses, the amazing caldera and the breathtaking views from Oia.
On the second day, you travel to Mykonos on a ferry and spend a relaxing day touring the island at your leisure. You can spend your first-day shopping, looking at the picturesque buildings and churches, or lounging on the beach. In the evening, you return to the port of Mykonos, for the return trip to Athens.
Paros, Mykonos and Santorini are known as two of the most beautiful islands in the Aegean Sea. These 4-day tours will allow you to see these three islands and typically include transport, activities, accommodation and breakfast.
Start your Aegean adventure strolling through the charming streets of Parikia on Paros, before continuing to Mykonos. Spend a day enjoying the island's beaches, such as Super Paradise, and when the sun goes down, explore the world-famous nightlife of Mykonos.
The final leg of your 4-day trip from Athens is focused on Santorini, where you can take a dip in the sea, visit the thermal springs of Palea Kameni and be mesmerized by the sunset.
If you have five days to spare, you can either book a trip that allows you to stay on Mykonos for a 5-day island hopping trip that includes other gems in the Aegean. Depending on your tour, you’ll get to see Mykonos, Santorini, Syros, Paros, Delphi, Meteora and Delos.
These tours typically include hotels, transportation and sightseeing. There are also tours that include many more islands that can go up to nine days — it's all dependent on your time and budget.
Most of the day tours from Athens to Mykonos cost around €200, typically including all of your transportation.
For 2-day Mykonos tours from Athens expect to pay around €500.
Prices for longer 4-day and 5- day island hopping excursions that include Mykonos typically start at around €1,200 and €1,500 per traveler, depending on itinerary, group size and type of hotel.
If you want to experience Mykonos by boat but don’t want to do the tour, you can take a boat transfer from Athens to Mykonos for around €60.
A day trip to Mykonos wouldn’t be complete without a visit to its expansive, golden shorelines, which draw thousands of tourists and provide buzzing beach bars. Paradise and Super Paradise draw crowds and have major party vibes, while Agios Sostis is more secluded and quieter. For water sports, make sure to check out Elia.
The beaches of Mykonos, particularly Super Paradise Beach, make the perfect water sports playground that will give you the ideal chance to spice up an otherwise leisurely day at the sea.
The island's nightlife is what makes it so well known worldwide. Try a cocktail at one of the many bars or dance the night away at its famous clubs. Parties at Mykonos’s clubs may easily draw over 3,000 people, thanks to world-famous DJs who frequently perform there.
The high season in Mykonos runs from the beginning of June to the end of September. This is when the weather is the best, and all shops and attractions are open.
Visit in the months of April, May and October to explore without the crowds, but just be aware that some tours, restaurants and activities may not be fully open. November to March is off-season in Mykonos when most venues are closed.
There are tours departing from other cities in Greece: