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Ultra Luxury Mykonos Holidays

South-east of mainland Greece among the Cyclades is the beautiful island of Mykonos, home to sandy beaches, a highly regarded nightlife, and a collection of resorts that go above and beyond to ensure a holiday of utter luxury.

Relish the scenery of an island traversable within an hour by car or minutes by boat, and admire Aegean Sea views wherever you go. This is a gem of a destination because of its split personality. Here you can experience the culture and cuisine typical of Greece while also enjoying the cosmopolitan character of the town brought by trendy and stylish restaurants

You’ll have plenty to do around Mykonos, with tours, cultural landmarks and activities to enjoy throughout your stay. Why not see the island from a catamaran, sipping cocktails at sea? Perhaps you'll want to check out the traditional Mykonos windmills and ancient archaeological sites.

If the culture’s not your bag and you want to see where the party’s at, then you’re in luck, as Mykonos town is teeming with bars serving your favourite poison, as well as a myriad of scenic beaches dishing up the drinks too. Take part in a plethora of watersports also, as plenty of services are around the coast to give you throttling thrills.

Take up a residency in one of the many resorts around and enjoy this beautiful island with world-class living spaces to rest your head of a night. With most boasting spas and private beaches, you’ll have no trouble choosing the perfect base for your luxury holiday in Mykonos.
South-east of mainland Greece among the Cyclades is the beautiful island of Mykonos, home to sandy beaches, a highly regarded nightlife, and a collection of resorts that go above and beyond to ensure a holiday of utter luxury.

Relish the scenery of an island traversable within an hour by car or minutes by boat, and admire Aegean Sea views wherever you go. This is a gem of a destination because of its split personality. Here you can experience the culture and cuisine typical of Greece while also enjoying the cosmopolitan character of the town brought by trendy and stylish restaurants

You’ll have plenty to do around Mykonos, with tours, cultural landmarks and activities to enjoy throughout your stay. Why not see the island from a catamaran, sipping cocktails at sea? Perhaps you'll want to check out the traditional Mykonos windmills and ancient archaeological sites.

If the culture’s not your bag and you want to see where the party’s at, then you’re in luck, as Mykonos town is teeming with bars serving your favourite poison, as well as a myriad of scenic beaches dishing up the drinks too. Take part in a plethora of watersports also, as plenty of services are around the coast to give you throttling thrills.

Take up a residency in one of the many resorts around and enjoy this beautiful island with world-class living spaces to rest your head of a night. With most boasting spas and private beaches, you’ll have no trouble choosing the perfect base for your luxury holiday in Mykonos.
South-east of mainland Greece among the Cyclades is the beautiful island of Mykonos, home to sandy beaches, a highly regarded nightlife, and a collection of resorts that go above and beyond to ensure a holiday of utter luxury.

Relish the scenery of an island traversable within an hour by car or minutes by boat, and admire Aegean Sea views wherever you go. This is a gem of a destination because of its split personality. Here you can experience the culture and cuisine typical of Greece while also enjoying the cosmopolitan character of the town brought by trendy and stylish restaurants

You’ll have plenty to do around Mykonos, with tours, cultural landmarks and activities to enjoy throughout your stay. Why not see the island from a catamaran, sipping cocktails at sea? Perhaps you'll want to check out the traditional Mykonos windmills and ancient archaeological sites.

If the culture’s not your bag and you want to see where the party’s at, then you’re in luck, as Mykonos town is teeming with bars serving your favourite poison, as well as a myriad of scenic beaches dishing up the drinks too. Take part in a plethora of watersports also, as plenty of services are around the coast to give you throttling thrills.

Take up a residency in one of the many resorts around and enjoy this beautiful island with world-class living spaces to rest your head of a night. With most boasting spas and private beaches, you’ll have no trouble choosing the perfect base for your luxury holiday in Mykonos.
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See the
Windmills

No holiday to Mykonos is complete without seeing (and photographing) the iconic windmills at sunset. Most of the 16 windmills were built by the Venetians in the 16th century.

See the Windmills

No holiday to Mykonos is complete without seeing (and photographing) the iconic windmills at sunset. Most of the 16 windmills were built by the Venetians in the 16th century.

Time to
Party

Warm up your dancing feet because it's time to party. Mykonos' nightlife is downright legendary, so prepare to dance the night away in its selection of bars and clubs.

Time to Party

Warm up your dancing feet because it's time to party. Mykonos' nightlife is downright legendary, so prepare to dance the night away in its selection of bars and clubs.

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Hit the
Beach

Party beaches, secluded beaches and organised beaches with sunloungers... Mykonos has got it all. Favourites include Paraga and Psarou with their gleaming white sand and shimmering turquoise waters.

Hit the Beach

Party beaches, secluded beaches and organised beaches with sunloungers... Mykonos has got it all. Favourites include Paraga and Psarou with their gleaming white sand and shimmering turquoise waters.

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Luxury Mykonos Hotels

Luxury Mykonos Hotels

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge

Mykonos Town, Mykonos

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.

Grace Mykonos

Agios Stefanos, Mykonos

Grace Mykonos is an intimate boutique hotel with just 25 spacious rooms and suites. Five minutes from Mykonos town, it overlooks the protected Agios Stefanos beach and has rooms with terraces and plunge pools.

Grace Mykonos is an intimate boutique hotel with just 25 spacious rooms and suites. Five minutes from Mykonos town, it overlooks the protected Agios Stefanos beach and has rooms with terraces and plunge pools.

Grace Mykonos is an intimate boutique hotel with just 25 spacious rooms and suites. Five minutes from Mykonos town, it overlooks the protected Agios Stefanos beach and has rooms with terraces and plunge pools.

Kouros Hotel & Suites

Mykonos Town, Mykonos

Kouros Hotel & Suites is a hotel offering a serene escape close to the action of Mykonos town. It has suites with pools, a fine dining restaurant, a spa, and a beach within strolling distance.

Kouros Hotel & Suites is a hotel offering a serene escape close to the action of Mykonos town. It has suites with pools, a fine dining restaurant, a spa, and a beach within strolling distance.

Kouros Hotel & Suites is a hotel offering a serene escape close to the action of Mykonos town. It has suites with pools, a fine dining restaurant, a spa, and a beach within strolling distance.

Myconian Ambassador Relais & Chateaux

Platis Gialos, Mykonos

Myconian Ambassador Relais & Chateaux is a luxury lifestyle hotel situated above the sandy Platis Gialos beach. Accommodation includes rooms, suites and villas, with some featuring plunge pools. Mykonos town is minutes away by car.

Myconian Ambassador Relais & Chateaux is a luxury lifestyle hotel situated above the sandy Platis Gialos beach. Accommodation includes rooms, suites and villas, with some featuring plunge pools. Mykonos town is minutes away by car.

Myconian Ambassador Relais & Chateaux is a luxury lifestyle hotel situated above the sandy Platis Gialos beach. Accommodation includes rooms, suites and villas, with some featuring plunge pools. Mykonos town is minutes away by car.

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Mykonos In A Nutshell

After Dark Destinations

Mykonos Town is a hub of cosmopolitan nightlife with a worldwide reputation. The island is incredibly small, so travel from your resort to the town will only be a short cab drive at worst. The town centre is pedestrian-only, so you'll have a merry time exploring the labyrinthine passages to your next watering hole on foot. For an out-of-town hangout, make sure you check out Cavo Paradiso, an open-air coastal venue with a whole host of events and life DJ sets.

Little Venice, albeit under Mykonos Town’s shadow, is chocked full of lively bars and nightclubs, including Toy Room Mykonos, Montparnasse, the Piano Bar, and Semeli the Bar. Sit at a cocktail bar with sea-facing views and admire the stunning whitewashed buildings with overhangs that lean over the sea.

Scandinavian Bar brings a proper disco, blasting party anthems throughout the entire night into the early hours of the morning, with fabulous cocktails fuelling your moves on the dancefloor. Established in 1978, it's been keeping revellers going for nearly 50 years. Note - it's only open seasonally.

Life’s A Beach

In Mykonos, you can expect a plentiful beachfront to sunbathe and relax in, with more than 25 picturesque shores to choose from. One of the most beautiful beaches includes Psarou, which is a well-known celebrity hotspot. Paraga is also a favourite with its stunning views of Paros, Naxos and Delos Islands.

Being a bit of a party island, the action doesn’t begin at dusk; it’s in full swing by midday, with many beaches hosting buzzing beach parties that start early doors and carry on well into the night. A popular sandy venue is the famous Tropicana Beach Bar at Paradise Beach.

However, there are still beaches dedicated to quieter bathing sessions, including Ftelia, Panormos and Agios Sostis beaches. Just north of Ornos is Korfos, a quiet beach that is excellent for kitesurfing.

Many resorts around the island find themselves having their own private beach for you to enjoy. If not, then almost every hotel is at least situated a few steps away from a beautiful sandy shoreline.

Soak Up The Culture

Mykonos is an island of two halves, as the cosmopolitan party place has a co-sign of endless culture, heavily orientated around Greek mythology. Make sure you visit Paraportiani Church, one of the most photographed churches in the world. It's spectacular at sunset.

Nearby is the Island of Delos, the revered archaeological site and supposed birthplace of the Greek god Apollo. Here you can walk among Doric temples, an ancient amphitheatre, and houses with fascinating mosaics. Once a prosperous trading port, the island is accessible thanks to numerous resorts and external excursions.

The Mykonos Windmills are an iconic symbol of the island, of which most were built in the 16th century by the inhabiting Venetians. Some hotel resorts have refurbished the interiors to create luxury living spaces out of them.
After Dark Destinations

Mykonos Town is a hub of cosmopolitan nightlife with a worldwide reputation. The island is incredibly small, so travel from your resort to the town will only be a short cab drive at worst. The town centre is pedestrian-only, so you'll have a merry time exploring the labyrinthine passages to your next watering hole on foot. For an out-of-town hangout, make sure you check out Cavo Paradiso, an open-air coastal venue with a whole host of events and life DJ sets.

Little Venice, albeit under Mykonos Town’s shadow, is chocked full of lively bars and nightclubs, including Toy Room Mykonos, Montparnasse, the Piano Bar, and Semeli the Bar. Sit at a cocktail bar with sea-facing views and admire the stunning whitewashed buildings with overhangs that lean over the sea.

Scandinavian Bar brings a proper disco, blasting party anthems throughout the entire night into the early hours of the morning, with fabulous cocktails fuelling your moves on the dancefloor. Established in 1978, it's been keeping revellers going for nearly 50 years. Note - it's only open seasonally.

Life’s A Beach

In Mykonos, you can expect a plentiful beachfront to sunbathe and relax in, with more than 25 picturesque shores to choose from. One of the most beautiful beaches includes Psarou, which is a well-known celebrity hotspot. Paraga is also a favourite with its stunning views of Paros, Naxos and Delos Islands.

Being a bit of a party island, the action doesn’t begin at dusk; it’s in full swing by midday, with many beaches hosting buzzing beach parties that start early doors and carry on well into the night. A popular sandy venue is the famous Tropicana Beach Bar at Paradise Beach.

However, there are still beaches dedicated to quieter bathing sessions, including Ftelia, Panormos and Agios Sostis beaches. Just north of Ornos is Korfos, a quiet beach that is excellent for kitesurfing.

Many resorts around the island find themselves having their own private beach for you to enjoy. If not, then almost every hotel is at least situated a few steps away from a beautiful sandy shoreline.

Soak Up The Culture

Mykonos is an island of two halves, as the cosmopolitan party place has a co-sign of endless culture, heavily orientated around Greek mythology. Make sure you visit Paraportiani Church, one of the most photographed churches in the world. It's spectacular at sunset.

Nearby is the Island of Delos, the revered archaeological site and supposed birthplace of the Greek god Apollo. Here you can walk among Doric temples, an ancient amphitheatre, and houses with fascinating mosaics. Once a prosperous trading port, the island is accessible thanks to numerous resorts and external excursions.

The Mykonos Windmills are an iconic symbol of the island, of which most were built in the 16th century by the inhabiting Venetians. Some hotel resorts have refurbished the interiors to create luxury living spaces out of them.
After Dark Destinations

Mykonos Town is a hub of cosmopolitan nightlife with a worldwide reputation. The island is incredibly small, so travel from your resort to the town will only be a short cab drive at worst. The town centre is pedestrian-only, so you'll have a merry time exploring the labyrinthine passages to your next watering hole on foot. For an out-of-town hangout, make sure you check out Cavo Paradiso, an open-air coastal venue with a whole host of events and life DJ sets.

Little Venice, albeit under Mykonos Town’s shadow, is chocked full of lively bars and nightclubs, including Toy Room Mykonos, Montparnasse, the Piano Bar, and Semeli the Bar. Sit at a cocktail bar with sea-facing views and admire the stunning whitewashed buildings with overhangs that lean over the sea.

Scandinavian Bar brings a proper disco, blasting party anthems throughout the entire night into the early hours of the morning, with fabulous cocktails fuelling your moves on the dancefloor. Established in 1978, it's been keeping revellers going for nearly 50 years. Note - it's only open seasonally.

Life’s A Beach

In Mykonos, you can expect a plentiful beachfront to sunbathe and relax in, with more than 25 picturesque shores to choose from. One of the most beautiful beaches includes Psarou, which is a well-known celebrity hotspot. Paraga is also a favourite with its stunning views of Paros, Naxos and Delos Islands.

Being a bit of a party island, the action doesn’t begin at dusk; it’s in full swing by midday, with many beaches hosting buzzing beach parties that start early doors and carry on well into the night. A popular sandy venue is the famous Tropicana Beach Bar at Paradise Beach.

However, there are still beaches dedicated to quieter bathing sessions, including Ftelia, Panormos and Agios Sostis beaches. Just north of Ornos is Korfos, a quiet beach that is excellent for kitesurfing.

Many resorts around the island find themselves having their own private beach for you to enjoy. If not, then almost every hotel is at least situated a few steps away from a beautiful sandy shoreline.

Soak Up The Culture

Mykonos is an island of two halves, as the cosmopolitan party place has a co-sign of endless culture, heavily orientated around Greek mythology. Make sure you visit Paraportiani Church, one of the most photographed churches in the world. It's spectacular at sunset.

Nearby is the Island of Delos, the revered archaeological site and supposed birthplace of the Greek god Apollo. Here you can walk among Doric temples, an ancient amphitheatre, and houses with fascinating mosaics. Once a prosperous trading port, the island is accessible thanks to numerous resorts and external excursions.

The Mykonos Windmills are an iconic symbol of the island, of which most were built in the 16th century by the inhabiting Venetians. Some hotel resorts have refurbished the interiors to create luxury living spaces out of them.

frequently asked questions

The most convenient way to get around Mykonos is by car or private transfer, although not all areas are reachable in a vehicle. There are also public buses, water taxis and organised tours available through your hotel. Alternatively, why not get out and explore the island by bike?
The tap water on Greek islands is generally not recommended for tourists to drink. It varies in quality and mineral content which can taste odd or make you feel unwell. It’s best to drink bottled water to be on the safe side.
As Mykonos is a Greek island, you do not need a visa for visits of up to 60 days if you have a valid British passport. Greece is a member of the Schengen group, so you may need to apply for the new European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) from 2025 if you haven’t done so already.
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