Mykonos

Mykonos is one of the most famous Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, belonging to the Cyclades archipelago. It is renowned for its white houses with blue details, narrow streets, windmills, beautiful beaches, turquoise sea and vibrant holiday atmosphere. The island is an ideal destination for a summer holiday, a long weekend, a romantic stay or relaxation by the sea. Mykonos offers a combination of traditional Greek architecture, excellent gastronomy, stylish beach clubs, sunsets and trips around the Cyclades.

Flights from Bratislava

You can fly from Bratislava to Mykonos with direct Wizz Air flights to Mykonos International Airport, with the airport code JMK. The direct air connection between Bratislava and Mykonos operates during the summer season 2 times a week. The flight from Bratislava to Mykonos takes approximately 2 hours and 20 to 30 minutes.

Transport from the airport

• Bus – Mykonos International Airport is located approximately 4 km from the centre of Mykonos Town, also known as Chora. Public buses operate between the airport and Mykonos Town, with the bus stop located in front of the terminal in the arrivals area. From the town, you can continue by other buses to the island’s main beaches and resorts.
• Taxi / private transport – taxi is the fastest way to travel from the airport to the town. The journey to the centre of Mykonos takes approximately 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic. During the high season, it is advisable to expect higher demand for taxi services and, if necessary, book a transfer in advance.
• Transfer / shuttle – you can also use a pre-booked private or hotel transfer directly to your accommodation. This option is practical especially when arriving later, travelling with larger luggage or heading to more distant parts of the island.
• Car or scooter rental – a car, scooter or quad bike is a practical option if you want to explore beaches, viewpoints and less accessible parts of the island during your stay. Rental offices are available directly at the airport and in the town.

What not to miss in Mykonos

When visiting Mykonos, you should definitely not miss these places and experiences:

• Mykonos Town / Chora – the island’s main town with white houses, narrow streets, boutiques, cafés and a typical Cycladic atmosphere.
• Little Venice – a romantic seaside district with colourful balconies, restaurants, bars and beautiful sunset views.
• Kato Mili Windmills – an iconic symbol of Mykonos and one of the most photographed places on the island.
• Panagia Paraportiani Church – a famous white religious building and one of the island’s most important landmarks.
• Paradise Beach – a popular beach known for its holiday atmosphere, music and beach clubs.
• Super Paradise Beach – one of the island’s most famous beaches with turquoise water and a lively summer atmosphere.
• Ornos Beach – a popular sandy beach also suitable for families, with restaurants and good facilities.
• Elia Beach – a long sandy beach with clear water, suitable for relaxation and water sports.
• Delos Island – an important archaeological site listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, accessible by boat from Mykonos.
• Greek gastronomy – taste gyros, souvlaki, Greek salad, tzatziki, fresh fish, seafood, baklava, local cheeses and traditional Greek wines.

Did you know?

Mykonos is one of the most famous islands of the Cyclades archipelago, and its typical white-and-blue architecture is among the most iconic images of Greece. The island is also known for its windmills, which were once used for grinding grain and today are among the main symbols of Mykonos. When visiting, it is worth planning a boat trip to the island of Delos, which was an important religious and commercial centre in ancient times.