Mykonos Guide · 5 articles
Arrivals and transport in Mykonos
Mykonos has two ports, a small airport and a short list of ways to cover the few kilometres between them and Chora. This section gathers what the official sources say about each one: which boats use the old port and which berth at Tourlos, how the SeaBus links the two in season, what the KTEL buses run in winter and in summer, and how the national metered tariff applies to a taxi from the airport or a port. Every fare and timetable carries its source and the date we checked it, and the articles change when the operators change theirs. For the night itself, the pages on Mykonos Town and its club tell you where the doors are; here you find how to get there and back.
Arrivals & transport
Mykonos old port and new port: which is which, and how to reach Chora
Most visitors meet Mykonos at one of its two ports, and they are not the same place: one sits in the heart of Chora, the other on a bay north of town. Here is what docks where, and every official way between the ports and the town, from the SeaBus to the late taxi, as the Port Fund, KTEL and the operators publish them.
Arrivals & transport
Mykonos airport to town: the bus, the taxi and landing at night
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.
Arrivals & transport
Mykonos taxi prices and buses: the official fares and timetables
On Mykonos the taxi is metered, the buses follow the season, and between them they cover every night out. This is the full official tariff, where to find a taxi in Chora, and what the KTEL buses run in winter and in summer, taken from the national decree, the municipality and KTEL itself.
Arrivals & transport
Piraeus or Rafina to Mykonos: which port, and how to get there
Athens has two ports with ferries to Mykonos: Piraeus, the big one, at the end of the X96 airport bus, and Rafina, the smaller one on the east coast. Which one suits you depends on the ship you book. Here is what the transport authority, the port authority and the ferry companies publish, and what we could not confirm.
Arrivals & transport
Island hopping from Mykonos: Paros, Naxos and Tinos by ferry
Mykonos sits in the middle of the Cyclades ferry lines: Tinos and Andros to the north, Paros and Naxos to the south, Rafina and Piraeus behind. Here are the crossing times the companies publish, the port you leave from and what each neighbour is like, so you can add a day or a few nights to your trip.