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Accommodation
3,041
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£231
On average
High season
August - £387
+68%
Price in August
£387
On average
Type of accommodation
Villa
4 Bedrooms, 150m²
Price per week
£1,614
On average
Low season
March : £125
-46%
Available accommodation
30%
In August
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Mykonos is £231.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Mykonos, you have to pay on average £1,614 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £878 and £2,707 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Mykonos are less expensive in March: £125 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 46% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 68% (£387 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Mykonos.
On average, rentals in Mykonos can accommodate 7 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 150 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Mykonos is £373 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £2,607.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Mykonos costs on average £445, for Friday and Saturday nights.
30% of accommodation is still available for a stay in August. It will be necessary to pay on average £387 per night.
The most famous beach in Mykonos is Platis Gialos, and all for a good reason! This vibrant haven in the south of the island is a water-sport hub, which attracts sailors and surfers alike to its sun-kissed bay. You won't go hungry if you choose a self-catered apartment in Platis Gialos, as the area is also renowned for its seafood restaurants and traditional Grecian bars which overlook the Aegean Sea. Similarly, the aptly named Paradise Beach is an alternative for visitors who want to wake up in a room with a view over the ocean, where you can beat the crowds and reserve your place on the sand.
There are countless benefits to staying in a private holiday villa in Mykonos, so it is unsurprising that they are so popular across the island. Whether you want a villa with a balcony where you can enjoy breakfast over Mykonos Town, or you want to enjoy an afternoon in your private pool in the gorgeous village of Ano Mera, the combinations are endless. There is also a vast choice of traditional guesthouses which are popular across Mykonos for visitors who want a slice of authentic Greek nostalgia. These guesthouses are also popular among those who are travelling on a smaller budget.
With a rustic-chic charm running through its villages and the organic coves dotted around its shoreline, it is easy to see why Mykonos is a favourite among couples who are looking for a romantic escape. To ensure your break is truly unforgettable, reserve a luxury villa, where you can live like royalty in a stylish home away from home. The most exclusive luxury villas are located in the neighbourhood surrounding the idyllic Agios Lazaros beach. The prestige of this area mirrors that of your rental, as it is crawling with fine-dining hangouts and cocktail bars for the nights you decide to venture into town.
Known as the ‘Ibiza of Greece', Mykonos has a well-deserved reputation as a party island which has something for every visitor when the sun sets above the Aegean. For travellers who want to fully immerse themselves in the party scene, look no further than a holiday apartment in Mykonos Town, which is only a stones-throw away from a countless number of bars and clubs. Many people also make the most of the shuttle service to party beaches, such as Paradise Beach, where you can escape the hustle of the town and party on the open sands. For a chilled nightlife experience, stay in the fashionable neighbourhood of Agios Ioannis, which offers a selection of exclusive restaurants and bars with a low-key bohemian spirit.
Mykonos is one of Greece's most famous island paradises and a great place to find an unforgettable holiday rental. Although this island may be known for its international party scene, it has something for everyone: beautiful architecture, stunning beaches and fascinating culture. Rent a beautiful villa with a private pool or find a luxurious hotel room in this stunning place.
Mykonos is a beautiful island in the Cyclades, where you will find white washed houses surrounded by pretty flowers, overlooking the sparkling blue sea. There are also many tavernas on the island serving delicious local cuisine. Mykonos has something for everyone especially in terms of accommodation. We offer many types of holiday lettings; ranging from self-catering apartments through to luxury villas with pools. So, depending on your budget, your travel buddy and what you want from your stay, we have something to suit.
When to visit the island? Stick to the spring and summer months if you want guaranteed sunshine. From April through to September, the sun shines brightly throughout the island. During low season the weather tends to be sunny but milder with cold winds and regular downpours; however this doesn't change the stunning setting that is Mykonos.
Known as the Ibiza of Greece, Mykonos is a party until dawn type of island and party goers from around the world head to the island. Mykonos, like many of the Greek islands, is easily accessible from the UK with direct flights from London and many of the regional airports throughout high season. There are a couple of ways to get to there, you can fly to Athens and get a 5 hour ferry from either Piraeus or Rafina, the two biggest ports in Athens. The other option is to fly direct to Mykonos airport from the UK or get a domestic flight of 30 minutes from Athens to Mykonos. The choice is yours and prices vary for each options depending on the time of year. Flights during the high season can hit over £300 per person, so ensure you book early to avoid those pricey flights.
We would definitely advise against renting a car, as motor vehicles are banned in the capital of the city and so parking is a nightmare. There are several efficient taxi companies that will get you and your luggage to and from your hotel. Once you are settled why not rent a bike or a moped and enjoy travelling around the island with the sea breeze blowing gently in your hair. If you are on a budget then we would highly recommend using the Mykonos bus service, it is very regular and it runs across the whole island.
Depending on whether you're looking to party 24/7 or whether you're looking for a chilled relaxing break will determine which area of Mykonos you choose to stay in. Chora is the capital of the island, you will find mazes of beautiful cobbled streets, lined with lovely authentic greek houses and quaint shops for visitors to enjoy. Chora is packed with luxury apartments and villas with private pools. There are also plenty of charming, seaside tavernas and bars; Mykonos town is a pleasure to explore. Head to Little Venice for a sensational sunset, waterside bars and the unmissable Kato Mili windmills.
Ornos beach is one of our favourite areas on the island, and although it may be the most popular spot for tourists on the island, the variety of accommodation options make it worth booking a holiday rental. Choose from a selection of charming B&B's many of which are run by the locals, you will also find some relatively good value hotel rooms and serviced apartments. Ornos is popular with families because of the calm, shallow and sheltered bay nearby. However it also attracts the ‘younger generation' thanks to its lovely seaside bars and fantastic cocktails, this area has a buzzing atmosphere almost all year round. If the atmosphere gets a bit too much for you, then a 5 minute walk you'll find the stunning Korfos beach, where it'll be much less crowed.
Super Paradise beach, known primarily for its beach bar and club, is overlooked by exclusive luxury villas and serviced apartments sitting upon the hillside of the cove. During summer seasons, you'll find afternoon beach parties that continue until the early morning and famous DJ's often headlining at this world renowned spot! If you're travelling with a big group of friends then check out the options for a cheap greek villa with a pool, an hourly shuttle bus runs from Mykonos Town to make getting home after a few cocktails that bit easier.
One of our favorite beaches is Elia, it a long white sandy beach only accessible via boat making this a beautifully secluded spot on the island. It is limited for restaurant options however it is a great place to bring a picnic and enjoy some tranquility. You can explore the nearby Agrari beach where you'll find a small range of local restaurants serving up fresh seafood.
Although Mykonos is famous for its Ibiza style nightlife; the island has much more to offer than just DJ's and party goers. We would recommend enjoying a stroll around Little Venice, named for its medieval styled houses dotted along the water's edge, it is full of art boutiques and quirky cafes.
If you want to see some culture then visit the Archaeological Museum and educate yourself on the islands history. Its collection includes jewelry, pottery and vases found from the Prehistoric to the Hellenistic period. Another fascinating part of Mykonos' history lie just outside of Mykonos Town, the ruins of Gyzi Castle. Packed with history from the 13th century, the castle offers old wall fortifications, a prehistoric market and an ancient cemetery. Along with the interesting history, the views across the island are not to be missed.
For a day of exploring, book yourself a cruise to Delos Island, home to one of the most important excavation sites in Greek history. The island is now lucky enough to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site and rumour has it that is was the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. Spend the day exploring the islands impressive sculptures, temples, mosaics and monuments. Even if history isn't your cup of tea, then the views of the island are one's you will see once in a lifetime, so it is worth the visit purely for this experience.
If you're a water baby, then Mykonos has some of the best snorkelling opportunities in Greece. The Paradise House Reef attracts snorkel lovers and divers from all of the world. If you aren't that confident in the water but want to explore; you can book one of the popular diving and snorkelling tours of the reef! Home to seahorses, moray eels, starfish and octopus; chances are you'll see the underwater world in another light.
When in Mykonos, there a few modes of transport that we'd recommend. Hiring a scooter, motorbike or quad bike is the quickest and the most popular, you'll find shops to hire these out all over the island. They are cheap and reliable and you will certainly have some great memories cruising around the island on these!
Renowned for its vibrant nightlife, the South Aegean offers a plethora of chic bars and lively clubs that dance into the early hours. For those who seek more exhilarating experiences beyond, the vibrant charm of the Aegean beckons with options like airbnb Bodrum, where you can indulge in the energetic nightlife at the Marina Yacht Club and enjoy the historical allure of Bodrum Castle.
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