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ELIA BEACH

GOLDEN SANDS AND GOOD TIMES

Rising from the rocky hillside above Elia Beach, Avaton stands far above other Mykonos beach hotels – quite literally. A haven of exclusive design and lifestyle luxury, Avaton commands exceptional views over the island’s longest stretch of golden sand, which is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and laid-back vibes. Elia Beach offers leisure and recreation options including water sports, bars, and restaurants.

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MYCONOS, GREECE

MYKONOS TOWN

THE BEATING HEART OF MYKONOS

Just a 25’ drive from Elia Beach, Mykonos Town – aka Hora (or Chora) – is one of the world’s hottest summer destinations. An impossible blend of unapologetically traditional and fabulously cosmopolitan, Hora is dotted with instantly recognisable attractions including the Mykonos windmills and Little Venice waterfront, while its meandering alleys and iconic sugarcube buildings are home to a variety of luxury boutiques, trendy bars, exciting restaurants, and wonderful art and culture experiences. This is also the hub of the island’s transport network with plenty of bus, taxi, and water taxi links to some of the best Mykonos beaches, beach clubs, and nightlife destinations.

The island of Delos

A SACRED CENTRE OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

The mythical birthplace of the god Apollo, the tiny island of Delos, just southwest of Mykonos, was a major centre of worship, trade, and power in the ancient world for almost a thousand years. Today Delos is home to an exquisite UNESCO World Heritage Site – one of the foremost archaeological sites in the Mediterranean, sometimes compared to those at Delphi and Olympia.
 
Without a doubt, Delos is a must do Mykonos experience. Get there in about 30’ by ferry – or elevate the visit into a bespoke day trip with a luxury yacht charter from Mykonos.

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weather

Mykonos is a popular year-round destination with short, mild winters and long, sunny summers. Temperatures average above 20°C from May through September, and the weather is warm, bright and dry, with seasonal northern winds known as meltemia ensuring that summer days are relatively cool even during the hottest months of July and August, when average daily highs reach 27°C and temperatures can occasionally climb above 30°C.

TRAVEL BY FERRY

During the summer months, several ferry services a day connect Mykonos to mainland Greece and other Aegean islands. Services to the mainland run between Mykonos and the major ports of Piraeus and Rafina near Athens and Thessaloniki in northern Greece. Meanwhile, multiple daily crossings connect Mykonos with the rest of the Cyclades (including Santorini, Andros, and Paros), the Dodecanese (including Rhodes)– and other popular Greek islands including Samos and Crete.

Travel by Air

Regular flights operate between Mykonos Airport and Greece’s two key international airports in Athens (approx. 45’) and Thessaloniki (approx. 75’), providing year-round connections to the mainland. During the summer months, additional seasonal services further connect Mykonos to other Greek airports as well as to key hubs throughout Europe – including London (Gatwick, Heathrow, and Luton), Barcelona, Frankfurt, Milan, Munich, Rome, and Zurich – with a range of direct, connecting, and charter flights.