How to Visit Mykonos Greece: Ports, Ferries, Tours and Everything You Need to Know
Two passenger ports, a 2 euro sea shuttle between them, and what a day on the island actually costs once you add the boat and the bus.
Read post →Each post below answers one question a visitor actually asks before booking. How to get here. What to do with a day. Which boat lands on Delos and which only swims at Rhenia. Every guide below ends with the Mykonos day tours that fit what it has just covered.
Two passenger ports, a 2 euro sea shuttle between them, and what a day on the island actually costs once you add the boat and the bus.
Read post →Ten ways to spend a day here, each with the hours it needs, what it costs and whether the buses will get you there.
Read post →Five churches in one building, ten windmills out of an original twenty-eight, and an island next door that nobody has been allowed to sleep on for centuries.
Read post →Which port your ship uses changes the whole day. Here is what four, six and eight hours ashore will genuinely hold.
Read post →Half the boats out of Mykonos land on Delos and half sail past it. The difference is 90 minutes ashore, a 20 euro ticket and an entirely different day.
Read post →Where a post answers one question, a guide takes a whole topic: the boat days compared, three days planned out, Delos three different ways, what the tours cost, and the shoulder season month by month. For the practical half — ports, buses, fares — start at visitor information, and Mykonos Greece Tours is where the trips themselves are compared.
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