Holiday rentals and lettings in Mykonos

Find the best holiday letting in Mykonos

You can find a wide array of holiday rentals in Mykonos accommodating the thousands of visitors drawn in by the beauty of this unique Greek island. Wherever your holiday letting in Mykonos is going to be, the views of the Aegean Sea will be easily a reality from your window every morning. Due to the size of the island, it is very easy to wander the rambling streets or the stunning beaches. Find exclusive properties in secluded areas and luxury rentals for a fabulous time at this unique destination.

Luxury holidays with sea views

Find your perfect Mykonos holiday rental and start enjoying your time away from home. Find private rentals close to the beach and lovely and traditional properties with typical whitewashed faces decorated with pretty fuchsia bougainvillaea, giving the island its unique and recognisable touch. Stone-paved streets in light colours combined with grey help bring the blue of the doors and shutters out. Most private holiday lettings in Mykonos have:

• Lovely terraces
• Swimming pools
• Hot tubs
• Sauna

Enjoy your holidays in the archipelago of the Cyclades islands

The little island of Mykonos is located in the Aegean Sea and is part of the Cyclades group, south of the Balkans. The island's architecture is well known worldwide, as well as the sandy beaches and a cosmopolitan party scene. The island boasts a glamour flair with its luxury accommodations, coastal resorts, designer boutiques, and unique attractions. The island's capital is the port city of Mykonos Town or, as they popular name it, Chora. If you have a holiday rental in Santorini, ensure you plan a day trip to Mykonos and take a ferry to see the archipelagos.

The most cosmopolitan island of Greece

Take tours to other islands or spend the day at the most fantastic beaches with crystal clear waters. For instance, visitors with holiday lettings in Tinos can take a 35-minute ferry to Mykonos for a day trip. If you want to explore the island, rent an ATV and have a different experience, watch the magical sunsets, and, during the day, have the best meals while enjoying traditional Greek cuisine. At night, get ready to dance like no one’s watching. The great nightlife and clubs on the island are amazing. You will feel like you are in a big cosmopolitan urban area. Enjoy your stay in Mykonos.

Mykonos for calm retreats and family holidaymakers

For those looking for a secluded and worldly spot, Mykonos offers peaceful areas where to enjoy calm days by the sea. You can also participate in water activities such as swimming, snorkelling, or basking in the sun. Another good option is to rent a small boat and go island hopping. Finding an ideal spot to spend the day in paradise coves or tiny and quiet beaches that can only be accessed by sea. Any time of year is good for a holiday in Mykonos as the temperature does not fall below 15°C. If you want to escape the crowds, book a holiday letting in Mykonos during the less busy months. Enjoy scuba diving and explore the wonderful caves of Tragonisi and the marine fauna of the islands.

Mykonos for partygoers

Having fun is mandatory during holidays, especially in the summer when temperatures favour outdoor activities and dining. Mykonos is known as “the Greek Ibiza”. This chic atmosphere which started back in the 50s when many celebrities spent their holidays on the island, is an allure that draws in travellers from all over. Visit the best nightclubs and pubs by the beach where you can dance the night away, such as Paradise Club or Cavo Paradiso, with the best DJs performing. The area of Paradise Beach is a haven for those looking for fun. Go to Tropicana Beach and Sunrise or get a holiday rental in Ios for wild beach parties. Keep the party going!

1. Discover the Mills of Chora
2. Take a Mykonos walking tour
3. Taste the delicious Greek cuisine
4. Get the most stunning views
5. Visit Mykonos iconic churches

1. Discover the Mills of Chora

The windmills are probably among the most recognised landmarks of Mykonos as well as a popular tourist attraction. Many centuries ago, mills were used to grind grains using the force of the wind making the windmill sails move. Nowadays, they are just private homes or museums like the one in Boni, which is also a great spot for a beautiful sunset. Kato Myloi (The Lower Windmills) are the most popular, facing the sea from the top of a hill. Seven mills are preserved today, and you can plan a day trip from your villa in Oia.

2. Take a Mykonos walking tour

If you want to wander the street and learn interesting facts and information about the town, book a walking tour with an experienced guide. The walking tour is a great way to learn about this region, its culture and the traditional things to do. You will visit the town’s highlights learning lots of things about it. In Matogiania, you will find chic shops, trendy eateries, and bars.

3. Taste the delicious Greek cuisine

Going to Greece also means enjoying good food. If you love Mediterranean recipes where olive oil is the base of most of them, get a holiday rental in Mykonos today! You cannot leave the island without trying moussaka, gyro, and tzatziki sauce and washing it down with great Greek wines. Finish your meal with a sweet treat to indulge your taste buds. Baklava is a traditional pastry pudding with layers of filo and a filling of chopped nuts and honey.

4. Get the most stunning views

If you decide to hike or walk the paths around the island, you will get to know spectacular landscapes that offer a different perspective of most of its locations. As a nature lover, you will enjoy one of the most known routes - the Armenistis Lighthouse. Rewarding views will be awaiting you once you get to the top, making your effort worthwhile.

5. Visit Mykonos iconic churches

Mykonos is also known for its characteristic white churches and chapels with blue domes. Around the island, there are about 800 and 60 of them are in Mykonos Town! Walk around the city, and you will spot them easily. If you have a villa in Santorini, ensure you take a ferry to learn the history of Mykonos. Some of the most popular ones are Panagia Paraportiani and Agios Nikolaos, both in Mykonos Town. In Ano Mera, you find the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani. Get your camera ready!