Guide to Mykonos

Set amongst the idyllic Cyclades archipelago, this world-famous island was discovered by the bohemian travellers of the 1960’s and has since become renowned for its glitzy party lifestyle.

For all of the glamour and glitter that Mykonos flaunts, it offers just as much natural beauty and traditional Greek scenery. The vibrant heart of the island is a place to escape, to indulge and to revel in the stylish bars and fantastic restaurants whilst the more traditional villages that occupy the north offer a quieter, more secluded ambience.

One of the most popular places on the island is Little Venice which boasts a stylish bar and restaurant-lined waterfront and is home to Mykonos’s most famous sight - five hill-top windmills hovering on the skyline.

The main town town of Chora is also a must-see part of Mykonos. Its perfect crescent bay lined with charming fishing boats and stylish bars and restaurants have long been a favourite of the SuperyachtSet who spend their summers wandering through the cobbled streets and taking in the sunset views from their luxury vessels.

A short distance from the mainland, both Rhenia Island and Delos provide a more relaxed alternative to the restaurants and bars which line the historic streets. Uninhabited and only accessible by yacht, these destinations provide a distinct contrast and unique experience for charter guests to enjoy when visiting Mykonos.

Home to a number of cultural events including a small film festival, Mykonos is also perfect stop off for a summer weekend of hedonism or a relaxing escape later in the year as part of a Greece luxury yacht charter itinerary.

If you are interested in a yachting vacation in waters of Mykonos and the surrounding Greek Islands view all Greece Luxury Yacht Charters which are available to rent.