Villas in Mykonos

Villas on the Emerald Isle of Mykonos

Mykonos is best known for its world-renowned party scene and as a hotspot for jet setters, honeymooners and partygoers. This stands in sharp contrast to the myriad whitewashed blue-roofed villages, stunning coastline and rocky landscape. And what better way can there be to experience this island than from one of the gorgeous villas in Mykonos, next to the lively sandy beaches of the south coast, or inland in one of its pretty villages, home to winding passageways where you could get lost for days. In case you want to see more of Greece and its amazing beaches, we recommend a visit to Tenos, which is only 35 minutes away if you take a ferry from Mykonos. Once there, you can stay in any of the villas in Tinos Holidu has available for you.

Traditional Greek villas near the beach in Mykonos

The typical architecture of the Greek islands is famous around the world. Rent a villa in Mykonos with flowery gardens and shining white walls, a real heaven, full of revitalization and luxury, far away from prying eyes, with stunning views out to sea. Don't worry about the number of people you plan to travel to Mykonos with, as there are villas of all sizes that can accommodate from a couple to larger groups of up to 15 people. Although if you want another type of accommodation we recommend you visit our other holiday rental and lettings in Mykonos.

In addition to having a good location and a dream structure, it also has other amenities to make your trip the best, such as:

• Pool
• Parking
• Wi-Fi
• TV
• Washing machine

Mykonos for nightlife

Mykonos Town is the spiritual home of the party scene in the Greek islands, known worldwide for its huge clubs that never close. Number one on your list has to be the mega open-air club of Cavo Paradiso, where thousands of people boogie to the records of international DJs under the night sky. Looking for a club and lounge bar hybrid? Head for the highly-popular Atsra, which boasts a truly unique atmosphere and character. Best of all, you can enjoy the nightlife without any problem, because many of the private villas in Mykonos have the perfect location close to the most exciting places on the island.If you want to enjoy more of this Greek nightlife you can visit Santorini, and for your stay? We have incredible villas in Santorini options for you to spend the best days on the island.

Mykonos for beach buffs

Mykonos’ fine golden sand beaches make it one of Europe’s most popular summer destinations. Choose from the many Mykonos beaches in the south of the island, taken over by sunbeds and bars playing loud music, or for a more relaxed vibe, from the many off-the-beaten-track beaches in the island’s north. Looking for complete seclusion? Head for the beautiful Agios Sostis, with turquoise waters and stunning views over the bay. Nor can you miss any of Mykonos villas near the sea, perfect for your stay, which will allow you not only to have the beach a few steps away but also to have beautiful views.

Mykonos for water sports fans

Mykonos is a veritable water sports paradise, with windsurfing, wakeboarding, snorkelling and kite surfing all at your fingertips. For the kids, there are various water games such as tube rides, banana boats and pedal boats. Divers are in for a particular treat in Mykonos – an island which holds a wealth of treasures and bountiful sea life. Paradise Reef is considered the island’s best diving spot. Don't wait any longer and rent a villa in Mykonos! On the beaches of Ios, such as Mylopotas and Manganari, an hour away from Mykonos by ferry, you can also enjoy various water sports, such as canoeing, pedal boating, tubing, water skiing, etc. So if you want more fun of this type we recommend you see our villas in Ios.

1. Visit the Windmills
2. Step back in time at Lena's House
3. Pig out on the local food
4. Amble around Mykonos Town
5. Take in some medieval Mykonos heritage
6. Go on a shopping spree along Matogianni
7. Explore Little Venice

1. Visit the Windmills

Sitting on the coast just outside Little Venice in Mykonos Town lie a row of iconic white and brown windmills. Previously vital for the island’s wheat-based economy, they are now one of the most photographed attractions on the island, and are free to visit!

2. Step back in time at Lena's House

Lena’s House is an authentic sample of a Mykonian middle-class family house from the 1800s, and hosts a fine collection of local furniture from that era. If you get a villa for rent in Mykonos, you cannot stop living this experience that takes you back in time and gives you an idea of what life was like before tourism discovered the island.

3. Pig out on the local food

Some of the island’s specialities include kopanisti, a refreshing spicy cheese spread, ksinotiti, the island’s famous sour cheese, and louza, thinly sliced and slightly spicy pork. Also make sure to try out the refreshing salads, fresh seafood, and honey-soaked baklava. Another place that will also allow you to enjoy delicious food options is Santorini, as it has a long list of restaurants with incredible dishes. You can get apartments in Santorini very close to these restaurants and take a little food tour during your stay.

4. Amble around Mykonos Town

Lose yourself in the labyrinthine streets lined by white houses, blue doors and windows and colourful bougain villas of Mykonos, the largest town on the Greek island and centre of the action. Finish up in the area of Matogiania with its chic shops and trendy bars. In this tour of Mykonos, you can also include a trip to the port to take a ferry and get to know other nearby islands, such as Tinos, which is only 35 minutes away. If you want to stay there a little longer, you can rent a villa in Tinos.

5. Take in some medieval Mykonos heritage

Church Panagia Paraportiani is probably the most important architectural and religious monument in the Cyclades islands. This is a truly iconic Greek church and one of the most photographed sights in Greece.

6. Go on a shopping spree along Matogianni

Matogianni is the busiest alley in Mykonos, home to a gaggle of luxury stores, international clothing brands, jewellery boutiques, and works of art. This is the island’s hotspot, and when you finish your shopping there is a profusion of cafes, bars, and taverns to choose from to sit back and soothe your aching feet. But this is not the only thing that Greece has to offer shopping lovers, because if reserving a holiday rental and letting in Santorini is also in your plans, you should know that there are more shops that suit all budgets and styles

7. Explore Little Venice

The colourful seaside town of Little Venice is like something from a painting or a Hollywood movie. Watch the waves crashing a few feet away as you sip a drink and contemplate your glorious holiday in this truly astounding part of the world.