Travel to Mykonos island, Greece: As this is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, many pepole are asking about how to get to Mykonos island. It is fairly easy to travel to Mykonos from Athens, other Greek islands or from abroad. There are ferries to Mykonos from Piraeus and Rafina, the two largest ports of Athens. These ferries also connect Mykonos with other islands, such as Santorini, Naxos, Paros, Syros, Crete and more. Flights to Mykonos are daily from Athens, while many charter flights and direct flights from abroad arrive in the summer season. Here is travel information about the airport, flights, and ferries but also useful numbers, pdf guide and information about our travel services.
How to get to Mykonos from London
You may either take a direct flight from Athens International Airport (ATH) to Mykonos Airport (JMK) or a ferry that departs from Piraeus or Rafina ports. Find best prices to getting Mykonos from London.
How to get to Mykonos from Athens airport?
Several airlines fly from Athens airport to Mykonos every day, especially during the months between June and mid-September. You may use websites like Expedia to search for the most convenient price and flight schedules.
Which airlines fly from Athens Airport to Mykonos Airport?
Olympic Air, Ryanair, Blue Air, Sky Express, and Volotea are all airlines that have direct flights from Athens International Airport (ATH) to Mykonos Airport (JMK). Find best prices to flight to getting Mykonos.
How long does it take to get from Athens to Mykonos?
The trip takes less than 2 hours (approx. 1 hour and 45 minutes), including transfers. Direct flights from Athens Airport to Mykonos Airport take 35 minutes.
Ferry Schedules and prices from Athens to Mykonos
In the summer months, Mykonos is served by four ferries daily that depart from Piraeus port or Rafina port, and fares cost from 20 to 40 euros (Blue Star ferry is the cheapest). It is a journey that can take between 2 and 5 hours, depending on which passenger/car ferry line you choose (SeaJets is the fastest ferry). Hellenic Seaways – The shipping company has a Highspeed car ferry that departs Piraeus port.
How to get to Mykonos from Rome?
The fastest way to get to Mykonos from Rome is by taking a direct flight from Rome Airport (FCO) to Mykonos Airport (JMK). Vueling, Iberia, EasyJet, and Aegean are the airlines that serve this route, with the first two having direct flights to Mykonos (trip takes 2 hours and 10 minutes) while the other two have connecting flights (expected duration of flight between 6 ½ hours and 7 hours and 40 minutes respectively).
How to get to Mykonos by ferry?
There are several ferries departing daily from Piraeus port (Port Gate Ε7) to Mykonos New Port (Tourlos area), and from Rafina port to Mykonos New Port. The trip lasts from 2 hours (with speed ferry) and up to 6 hours (with conventional ferry). From Rafina port, the route lasts slightly shorter – between 2-4 hours (shorter route with a high-speed ferry).
How much is the ferry from Athens to Mykonos?
Fares to the ferries that run the Athens-Mykonos route cost from 20 euros to 40 euros, with the cheapest one being the Blue Star, which leaves Piraeus port to the Cycladic islands, Mykonos included. It is recommended to book them in advance, especially during high season (July and August).
What is the fastest ferry from Athens to Mykonos?
This would be the SuperJet from SeaJets – a small catamaran that reaches 38knots (not very comfortable in rough seas, though). Also, Fastferries Theologos P. and Hellenic Seaways HighSpeed 6 will get you to Mykonos within a couple of hours.
How to get to Mykonos on the cheap?
If you book your tickets in advance, you will be able to find the cheapest prices available. This includes both flight costs and ferry fares.
How to get to Mykonos from Santorini?
Taking a ferry is the fastest and cheapest way to get from Santorini to Mykonos. The trip is around 2½ hours and there are 4 ferries operating on a daily basis (from SeaJets, Golden Star Ferries, and Hellenic Seaways) between the May-October high season. If you choose to go by plane, you will need to fly to either the Thessaloniki or Athens Airport and then take a flight to Mykonos, which will take you about 6 hours on average to get there.
How to get to Mykonos from London?
EasyJet (direct flight from London-Gatwick), British Airways (direct flight from Heathrow), and Thomson Airways (from London-Gatwick) are all airlines with seasonal flights from London to Mykonos. The flight takes around 4 hours. You may use websites like Skyscanner to get an idea of flight schedules and costs. To save money, you could consider taking connecting flights to Mykonos. For example, you may find a deal on a flight to take you to Athens and then an Aegean Airlines (up to 7 flights per day between June and July), Ryanair, or Volotea flight to Mykonos (a 50-minute flight).
How to go to Mykonos from Turkey?
One option is to go by plane. Aegean Airlines, Olympic Air, Turkish Airlines, and Pegasus Airlines fly from and to Mykonos from Izmir. Or, you may take the ferry – SeaJets, Blue Star Ferries, and Hellenic Seaways will serve you fast.
How far in advance must I book my ferry to Mykonos?
If you are coming in the high season (between mid-June and late August), you need to book, at least, one month in advance, especially if you are bringing a car or want a private bunk (when taking the ferry). No need for advance booking in the off-season.
How do I get to Mykonos (JMK) Airport from Mykonos Town?
The bus is the best way to get to Mykonos Airport from downtown or Chora, and it will take you approx. 10 minutes. Go to Fabrika bus station (Mykonos New Port area) and take a bus to the airport (they run every 30 minutes). The ticket costs around 2 euros. You may also go by car (just 3km/1.9miles from Mykonos Town to the airport).
