£67+ Cheap flights to Mykonos

What is good to know if travelling to Mykonos?

• Ferry boats and flights to Mykonos are plentiful so you’ll always find a way on and off the island. During the summer months, cruise ships line the Mykonos harbour and as many as 10 fights to Mykonos a day arrive from Athens. This makes for a very overcrowded island, so plan your trip accordingly. The best way to avoid the crowds is to get up early and hit the beaches first thing, then spend the afternoon strolling the streets. Mykonos is a party town in the summer, so most visitors wake mid-afternoon and hit the beaches for afternoon sun.  
• Mykonos is one of the only islands in the Aegean where scuba diving is permitted. If you plan to scuba, you must reserve equipment from dive centres and register before you hit the sea. Some dive centres also offer scuba instruction.
• During the high season – June to August – Mykonos flights and hotels are packed. If you don’t have a reservation, you’re out of luck. Visit Mykonos in early autumn and you’ll find the island is less-crowded, but there is still plenty to do.

Mykonos airport overview

Close to Mykonos, the main port town on the beautiful island of Mykonos in the South Aegean, Mykonos National Airport  is the main entry point to this popular Greek tourist destination.

Mykonos Town is the most cosmopolitan town in the Greek islands, with streets lined with cafes, boutiques and galleries. Although very crowded in peak season (especially July and August) the town retains its beautiful architecture, with whitewashed steps and colourful seaside cottages. Take a stroll through the many museums or stop in at one of the trendy beachfront cocktail bars and watch the sunset over the ocean.

The island is tiny – only about 15km long and 10km at its widest point. You can get around by bus, taxi, car, scooter or boat. During off season the airport all but shuts down, with just two airlines operating daily flights to Mykonos National Airport from Athens.