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Arrivals & transport

Mykonos airport to town: the bus, the taxi and landing at night

In short

From Mykonos airport to Chora you take a taxi from the rank outside Arrivals or, in season, the KTEL bus that stops in front of the terminal. Taxis are metered: €1.80 flag fall, €0.90 per km and a €4 airport supplement; KTEL's winter timetable has no airport bus.

Mykonos airport has one terminal, one bus stop and one taxi rank, and that is all you need to reach Chora. What changes is the season and the hour you land. Here is what the airport operator, KTEL and the Greek taxi tariff say about the bus, the taxi and arriving after dark, with the winter timetable in force since 1 November 2026.

How do you get from Mykonos airport to town?

By KTEL bus or by taxi, the two official ways out. Fraport Greece, which runs the airport, puts the bus stop in front of the terminal building on the Arrivals side, with tickets bought from the driver, and the taxi rank just outside the Arrivals hall.

KTEL lists two airport lines: one to Fabrika, the bus station on the south side of Chora, and one to the New Port at Tourlos. Which one you need depends on where you sleep; for the ports themselves, see Mykonos old port and new port.

Is there a bus from Mykonos airport in winter?

No. KTEL Mykonos's timetable valid from 1 November 2026 shows no departures on either airport line, so from November until the summer timetable comes out, the taxi is the way into town.

In season the bus runs again, and Fraport points travellers to KTEL's website for the times. The 2027 summer timetable has not been published yet, so we will add it here when it is.

How much is a taxi from Mykonos airport?

Whatever the meter shows: Greece has fixed airport fares only for Athens, Thessaloniki and Kavala, so on Mykonos the taxi runs on the national metered tariff. Its current amounts come from ministerial decision 147620/2026 (Government Gazette B' 5674, 18 September 2026), VAT included:

Tariff 1 applies within the taxi's home municipality; tariff 2 applies outside it and, everywhere, from 00:00 to 05:00. Every ride to or from the airport carries the supplement, and the meter never ends below the minimum fare. How to find a taxi in town, and the buses, are in Mykonos taxi prices.

ChargeAmount
Flag fall€1.80
Per kilometre, tariff 1€0.90
Per kilometre, tariff 2€1.25
Minimum fare€4
To or from an airport€4
Each piece of luggage over 10 kg€0.39
Pre-booked pick-up, up to€5.65
Waiting, per hour€20

Landing in Mykonos at night

A late landing changes two things: the tariff and the terminal. After midnight the meter counts €1.25 per kilometre instead of €0.90, and in winter the terminal itself closes early; Fraport notes that hours can be extended for individual flights.

These are the terminal hours Fraport published as of 4 November 2026:

If the rank is empty, the municipality lists two taxi dispatch lines open around the clock, 22890 23700 and 22890 22400; a booked pick-up may add up to €5.65 to the meter.

DayTerminal open
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday07:00–18:30
Wednesday and Friday06:00–18:30
Saturday07:00–13:00 · 17:00–22:00
Sunday07:00–19:00

From the airport to your first night out

Drop your bags and the night is in Chora. WE ❤ MYK Club, on Florou Zouganeli, sits within walking distance of the old harbour, Little Venice and the windmills, in the lanes of Mykonos Town; in 2026 its nights opened their doors at midnight.

Before you go out, check what to wear on a night out in Mykonos. The 2027 club nights will be on our 2027 season page once they are announced.

Mykonos Guide

Nights nearby

The venues in this article

Quick answers

Is there a bus from Mykonos airport to Chora?

In season, yes: KTEL runs airport lines to Fabrika, on the south side of Chora, and to the New Port, from a stop in front of the terminal on the Arrivals side, with tickets sold by the driver. In winter, no: the timetable valid from 1 November 2026 shows no airport departures, so you need a taxi until the summer timetable is published.

How much is a taxi from Mykonos airport to town?

There is no fixed fare; the meter runs on Greece's national tariff. The flag fall is €1.80, each kilometre costs €0.90 (or €1.25 from midnight to 05:00), and rides to or from the airport add a €4 supplement. No ride costs less than €4, and luggage over 10 kg is €0.39 per piece.

Where is the taxi rank at Mykonos airport?

Just outside the Arrivals hall, according to Fraport Greece, which runs the airport. If no taxi is waiting, the Municipality of Mykonos lists two dispatch lines open 24 hours a day, 22890 23700 and 22890 22400. A pre-booked pick-up can add up to €5.65 to the metered fare under the national tariff.

Are taxis more expensive at night in Mykonos?

Yes, after midnight. Under the national tariff, the meter switches to tariff 2 from 00:00 to 05:00, which costs €1.25 per kilometre instead of the daytime €0.90. The flag fall of €1.80, the €4 minimum and the €4 airport supplement stay the same at any hour.

Can I get from Mykonos airport straight to the new port?

Yes. In season KTEL runs a direct Airport–New Port line to Tourlos, where the ferries berth; in winter, from 1 November 2026, it has no departures, so a taxi is the way. The airport supplement of €4 applies, but not the port one, which is only charged on rides that start at a port.

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