AK MYKONOS

Known as a family-friendly beach, Ornos is also one of Mykonos’ trendiest, most popular and crowded. It offers lots of restaurants and places to stay, and is a frequent stop of many boats and yachts.

It’s located in the south of the island, and is for those who prefer a more developed, resort atmosphere.

Located about 10 minutes by car from Mykonos Town, Ornos can also be reached by bus.

Agios Sostis is among the quietest beaches of the island due its location, a bit far from the popular southern beaches of Mykonos. This is an unspoiled area without any kind of amenities, a characteristic that creates to visitors a feeling of total freedom. The beach stretches for about 250 meters and visitors go down a small path to reach Agios Sostis.

Astra is a mix between a lounge bar and ultra hip club, popular in Mykonos Town for decades. Early in the evenings, it’s a mellow spot for a cocktail before dinner elsewhere. Later in the evening, it’s a  hot party under the enchanted fibreoptic ceiling that mimics the night sky of the northern hemisphere and pulses in time to the music.

Amazing cocktails and fine wine with panoramic views of the sunset over the Old Port and the Aegean Sea. Set on the grounds of a stone castle, this chic open-air bar boasts a multi-tiered terrace with pillows serving as boho seating on the lower patio and tables and chairs on the upper levels.

Swanky but not overly pretentious, in the evenings this glam cocktail bar attracts the young and the beautiful, who cluster around the tall tables outside. The handcrafted signature cocktails are worth the splurge, particularly the ones involving champagne.

Debuting in the summer of 2017 in Mykonos Town, this sleek and stylish new kid on the block has been attracting a lot of attention. It’s a place on three levels, with two bars, curvy furnishings, ample dancefloor space, and atmospheric lighting installation, “the void”, that makes the ceiling look like the night sky.

A fixture in Little Venice for over 40 years, Scarpa offers great views, spectacular drinks, and a fun vibe day or night. Known for their fresh fruit cocktails, especially their signature Roger Rabbit (vodka, carrot, lime, peach, passionfruit) and their self-titled, extra-Greek Scarpa cocktail (mastiha, vanilla, beet, lemon, yogurt). Popular for sunset drinks and all-night dancing until sunrise.

One of the most atmospheric cocktail bars in Little Venice, Galleraki perches right above the sea. Go for candlelit seating on the balcony, overlooking the water, and choose one of the excellent signature cocktails – anything with fresh fruit is good, particularly the ‘katerinaki’, made with melon.

There’s a reason why this is currently Mykonos’ trendiest beach –it’s great for swimming and offers a beautiful scenery. It can get crowded, but it’s undoubtedly worth a look. By the luxurious yachts, you can tell that t’s the island’s most exclusive beach and the favorite of the rich and famous. You may even bump into a local or international celebrity.

It’s Mykonos’ famous party beach, filled with bars where the 20-somethings want to be at, day and night. It has plenty of places to eat, drink, and shop for beach essentials, as well as frequent bus connections to Mykonos Town.If you’re looking to dance and drink in addition to sunbathe and swim, this is where you’ll want to be.

The famous tourist attractions, such as the Windmills and Little Venice, are only 100 feet away, while Matogiannia, with the internationally renowned boutiques, trendy restaurants and bars, Gialos and the Old Port are within walking distance from your room. By choosing the Suites as the base of your holiday, you do not even need means of transport since you can easily and quickly go anywhere in Mykonos Town on foot!