What is the currency?
The currency in Mykonos is the Euro (EUR), symbolized by €
Mykonos Solo Trips & Tours
Guided group travel across the iconic Windmills, Paradise Beach & Little Venice Views
Why Visit Mykonos?
Mykonos is the perfect blend of cosmopolitan charm, iconic scenery, and Aegean allure. Stroll through its whitewashed alleyways lined with stylish boutiques, discover the famous windmills overlooking the harbour, or enjoy a sundowner in the colourful waterfront quarter of Little Venice. From sun-soaked days at world-renowned beach clubs to exploring the sacred ruins of nearby Delos Island, Mykonos offers something for everyone. Part of the Cyclades, the island enjoys long, warm seasons from spring to late autumn—making it one of Greece’s most dazzling and dynamic destinations.
Little Venice Sunsets
Iconic Windmills
Cycladic Architecture
Stunning Views
Facts about Mykonos
What is the time zone?
Mykonos is in the Eastern European Time Zone (EET), which is GMT+2, and follows daylight saving time, making it GMT+3 in the summer months.
What is the weather like?
Mykonos has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers averaging about 84°F and mild winters with temperatures typically around 54°F. The island is also famous for its steady summer breezes, known locally as the "Meltemi" winds.
Top things to see & do
Wander the charming white-washed streets of Mykonos Town (Chora), see the iconic hillside windmills, take a boat trip to explore the ancient ruins on Delos island, and soak up the energy at popular beach clubs like Paradise and Super Paradise.
Top local cuisine to try
Sample Kopanisti, a spicy soft cheese unique to Mykonos; savour Louza, a traditional cured pork delicacy; enjoy grilled octopus or souvlaki by the sea; and finish with Amygdalota, almond-based sweets often served with coffee.
