Ferry Tickets to Mykonos
Welcome to The island of the Winds, the unique and cosmopolitan Mykonos!
Mykonos is one of the most popular islands in the Cyclades, with a major cosmopolitan vibe, enchanting ruins and the brightest sea bathed in the sun.
By mentioning Mykonos all that comes to mind, is deluxe hotels, spectacular beaches, vibrant nightlife, and white Cycladic architecture.
Sightseeing
The first thing that catches your eye by entering the harbor is a row of seven white windmills located on a small promontory. Most likely, they were built by the Venetians back in the 16th century and are oriented north to catch the prevailing wind. Built near the harbor to grind grain unloaded from ships to facilitate transportation, those mills have become a symbol of the entire island.
Be sure to visit the Church of the Panagia Paraportiani, the Little Venice quarter, the Fish Market as well as Ano Mira, which is famous for its monastery of virgin Mary of Turlos which was founded by two monks from the island of Paros in 1543.
The island’s most humble yet attractive archaeological museum contains artifacts found in Mykonos and the surrounding islands from prehistory to the end of the Hellenistic period around the 1st century BC. You may also find exceptionally old ceramic pottery with Cycladic ornamentation dating back to 2800 BC.
Six kilometers north of Chora, there is an active lighthouse that controls traffic along the strait between Mykonos and neighboring Tinos. Located far above the water, this building was built as an octagonal tower in 1891 and flashes a white light every ten seconds. Although you cannot go inside, the lighthouse is well worth visiting just to look at the stunning view.
Beaches
In case all you can think of is spending your vacation on the island’s sunny beaches, laying on a comfortable lounger we have the best options for you.
On top of the list is definitely ‘’Super Paradise’’ which is famous for its glamorous parties, authentic seafood, and beautiful scenery. It is an ideal place for a drive-by vacation.
Next in line is ‘’Platis Gialos’’, known for its soft sand, flat coastline, and crystal-clear waters. On its territory there are playgrounds, water sports centers and colorful taverns.
Next in line is ‘’Psarou’’, the cleanest beach in Mykonos, distinguished by its tiny size, a small number of tourists and ideal conditions for a relaxing holiday.
Following is ‘’Elia’’, a huge sandy beach located in the southeastern part of the island, decorated with majestic cliffs, impeccable waters, and charming architecture.
Be sure to get to ‘’Agios Ioannis’’, a small, bustling and fun beach located in the western part that has a pier with fishing and tourist boats surrounded by picturesque mountains.
Another great option is ‘’Ornos’’, a small sized crescent-shaped beach located in the most beautiful bay. Well-developed infrastructure, and a rocky bottom, this place attracts wealthy visitors looking for comfort, exquisite food and a leisure atmosphere.
Ferry Tickets from Rafina to Mykonos
Book your ferry tickets with Golden Star Ferries from Rafina to Mykonos in 4 hours and 30 minutes by SuperFerry and in just 2 hours and 25 minutes with SuperExpress.
Also for the “eternal fans” of Paros there is the solution: The route Mykonos – Paros in just 50 minutes!