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What are travellers saying about Mykonos?
9.8
Foodies
9.3
Nightlife Lovers
8.7
Outdoor Enthusiasts
8.0
Hipsters
7.5
Adventure Travellers
Member reviews (32)
Kevin PicholoFoster City
27/02/2017
Mykonos is an unique little island in Greece, a must see if you ask me. I didn't have enough time back in 2005 trip so I had to stop by on my 2012 trip, with a Athens stopover, came here for only 2 nights but enough time to walk around all over.
@WayneAtherholtSt. Petersburg
10/07/2014
What a stunning place. Loaded with great shopping, winding narrow lanes, excellent little restaurants, and charm oozes out of every corner and gets better as you walk. This is a place to get lost and stop for a drink or pastry periodically until you happen on the waterfront restaurants and then you'll be hungry. Great jewelery shopping too,
Kat Von B (Travelinggreek)Huntington Beach
06/01/2017
The Jet-Set Fashionistas all adore Mykonos and there is a reason why!
It is Fabulous, Over-The-Top,and is full of Beauliful People.
It is where all of the "Pretty People" hang out.
The nightlife is the best in Greece and some of the best restaurants in the country such as Nobu are here one the island.
You can buy all of the Gucci and Prada you want or go to Super Paradise and "Party All Day"!
While it is very Cosmopolitan it still retains that Greek Hospitality everyone has come to expect.
KeaneSan Francisco
10/08/2013
I loved Mykonos Town. It's clean, the people are friendly, the streets aren't clustered and chaotic, and there's plenty to see. Numerous restaurants provide a bite to eat, while there are plenty of shops and attractions to fill the day.
The least expensive month is January, with an average of £ 228 per night. The most expensive month to stay in Mykonos is December, with an average price of £ 252 per night.
The average price of a hotel in February last year was £ 148 per night. This is 62% less than the average nightly price of £ 240 seen over the previous 12 months.
Mykonos is an unique little island in Greece, a must see if you ask me. I didn't have enough time back in 2005 trip so I had to stop by on my 2012 trip, with a Athens stopover, came here for only 2 nights but enough time to walk around all over.
What a stunning place. Loaded with great shopping, winding narrow lanes, excellent little restaurants, and charm oozes out of every corner and gets better as you walk. This is a place to get lost and stop for a drink or pastry periodically until you happen on the waterfront restaurants and then you'll be hungry. Great jewelery shopping too,
The Jet-Set Fashionistas all adore Mykonos and there is a reason why! It is Fabulous, Over-The-Top,and is full of Beauliful People. It is where all of the "Pretty People" hang out. The nightlife is the best in Greece and some of the best restaurants in the country such as Nobu are here one the island. You can buy all of the Gucci and Prada you want or go to Super Paradise and "Party All Day"! While it is very Cosmopolitan it still retains that Greek Hospitality everyone has come to expect.
I loved Mykonos Town. It's clean, the people are friendly, the streets aren't clustered and chaotic, and there's plenty to see. Numerous restaurants provide a bite to eat, while there are plenty of shops and attractions to fill the day.