Mykonos Port Hotel Shuttles

Along the western shores of the Grecian isle of Mykonos, Mykonos Port offers an ideal first impression of the island’s quiet north side. Without much public transportation beside ferries departing to other Grecian islands, guests can expect to see prime Mykonos attractions with a ride of their own, from lush tropics that make up the Far East side’s Profitis Ilias to a vast array of quaint cove-side villages along the water. About 5 km from the port, guests can reach the city easiest with a private rental, whether it be simple sedan perfect for taking a solo tour of the coastline or a large chartered bus that can carry a couple dozen to the quiet shores of Agios Stefanos Beach. Meet-and-greet services provide even more convenience through basic drop offs, from local personal drivers who know the best hidden routes to basic taxis that can offer drop offs to glimmery all-in-one locations.

Get a feel for what the island has in store with a tour of its main city, discovering a vast Venetian-inspired architecture across the waterfront lookouts of the Folklore Museum and its neighboring Paraportiani Orthodox Church, finally waltzing through the famed narrow streets of Little Venice in search of savory scents and locally made souvenirs. Other fascinating works can be found within Lena’s House Folk Museum and its strange combination of contemporary art and old world charm, while the vibrant Old Town Mykonos offers a first-hand look at the city’s ancient origins. Go on a tour of the famous windmills before the afternoon’s up, discovering the scenic Windmills of Koto Mili along the waterfront as well as the towering views atop Boni’s Windmill a bit further inland, finally ending the night with dinner somewhere special and close to the port, popular options including Captain’s shareable plates as well as the colorful menu at D’Angelo Restaurant.