By ship
You can book a place on Mykonos ferries or high-speed boats that depart from Piraeus Port (close to Athens) and Rafina Port, which is located on the eastern coast of Attica. The duration of the trip depends on which kind of boat you choose. Conventional ferries to Mykonos (a 5hr to 6hr trip from Piraeus - a 5hr to 6hr trip from Rafina) take longer than the high-speed boats and flying cats (a 3hr to 4hr trip from Piraeus - a 2hr to 2,5hr trip from Rafina), but enable passengers to roam around the deck, sit in the salty breeze, and enjoy the Aegean sun. A cool ocean spray is often welcome during the hot summer days. Of course, all indoor areas of the conventional Mykonos ferries are air-conditioned. Flying cats and high-speed boats offer speedy travel to Mykonos, but restrict passengers to air-conditioned indoor areas. All sea vessels have lounges and bars to pass the time travelling to Mykonos. Simply ask us at Matt Holiday for our assistance with boat ticketing and transport.

By airplane
Visitors can board flights to Mykonos from Athens Airport and Thessaloniki Airport throughout the year. There are daily fights to Mykonos, which become more frequent from Easter and especially during the high tourist season. Mykonos flights from Athens last 25 minutes, landing just a few kilometres from Mykonos Town. During the summer, there are charter flights to Mykonos Greece from airports in major European cities, such as London, Paris, Berlin and Milan.

Useful Information for Mykonos Island Airport (Telephone & Fax Number +30 2890 79000, 27489)
The airport is located 4km (2.5 miles) southeast of the town of Mykonos and about 10 minutes driving from Chora town. A public bus service operates regular services from the town to the airport and many hotels propose a transfer to the airport by private mini buses. Taxi rank is situated in front of the terminal.
Airport Code: JMK
Car Parking: There is a car park with short- and long-term parking spaces available at the airport.
Car Rental Services: We can arrange you for a car waiting for you at the airport.
Information and Help Desks: There is an information desk in the terminal building.
Money and communications: There is an ATM of the Commercial Bank of Greece installed in the terminal building.
Eating and drinking: There are no restaurants available at the airport, but there is a cafeteria selling hot, cold drinks, snacks and light meals in the terminal building.
Shopping: There is a duty-free shop in the terminal building selling tobacco, spirits, perfumes, cosmetics and gifts.
Luggage: There is a lost and found office in the terminal building, but there is no left luggage service at the airport.
Other facilities: Baby changing facilities are available in the terminal building.
Facilities for Disabled Travellers: Facilities are basic. Contact the airline company before travel if assistance is needed at the airport

Mykonos Weather Information
The island of Mykonos is an exceptional vacation spot. Its climate is dry, with infrequent rainfalls and it offers mild winter and hot summer months.

Mykonos Island, like the rest of the Cyclades Islands, is affected by the spring Sirocco wind, as well as the northern Meltemi wind in July and August.

With excellent weather, beautiful natural settings and a one-of-a-kind vacation surroundings, Mykonos Island will become your favorite holiday destination!