The Most Stunning Airbnbs in Mykonos for an Unforgettable Greek Getaway

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Mykonos Airbnb Luxe villa rental close to everything

 

See more photosIndulge in a stress-free stay at this all-inclusive vacation rental where every whim and desire is taken care of by your dedicated trip designer. The exclusive villa is just a 10-minute drive from the airport while Mykonos Town and beaches are 20 minutes away. Roomy enough to accommodate multiple families, the vacation rental comprises two infinity pools and a pergola lounge for al fresco suppers that last until dawn.

Sixteen+ guests, ten bedrooms
Price: $16,147 per night

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Dreamy villa with Aegean Sea views near Ornos

 

See more photosThere’s only one problem when you book into the Calypso Sunset Villa: you’ll never want to leave. Overlooking Delos island, the mythical birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, the infinity pool is bounded by Balinese beds and plump beanbags. Gather around the table come dusk and dine deep into the night. A short stroll brings you to a secluded beach while the hosts are ready with babysitting, chef, and tour guide contacts.

Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $1,336 per night

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Iconic Meltemi Windmill Airbnb

 

See more photosSleeping in a windmill is one of the most unique things to do in Mykonos, Greece. Right in the heart of Mykonos Town, the 16th-century landmark is named for the strong gales that swirl around the Cyclades. This piece of history has been carefully transformed into a two-bedroom vacation dwelling with otherworldly sunsets from the backyard. Always be ready to say “feta”: you’ll likely make a cameo in the stories of other travelers passing by the windmills.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $492 per night

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Heavenly double-villa complex in Kalafati

 

See more photosPerched on a hill within walking distance of Lia Beach, the Zeus and Hera villas are linked by a ginormous pool deck. Located in the southeast of Mykonos, the Airbnb is ideal for groups and families seeking solitude. The design is typically Cycladic with cave-style showers and gentle curves. Some rooms offer direct pool access while others proffer views of the neighboring islands of Naxos and Paros. For an even better look, talk to the host about a boat charter.

Twelve guests, six bedrooms
Price: $2,554 per night

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Beachfront villa steps from Alemagou Beach

 

See more photosYou’ll dine on more than olives and feta at this gorgeous villa in Paralia Ftelias – the views from the infinity pool are a feast. Crafted from organic materials, the home showcases typical Cycladic architecture. Driftwood trinkets and macramé wall hangings add character that works in harmony with the environment. There’s a beach club down the road with mellow party vibes and the host can hook you up with chefs, yoga sessions, helicopter rides, and beyond.

Sixteen+ guests, six bedrooms
Price: $1,097 per night

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Monochrome villa minutes from Psarou Beach

 

See more photosPerched on the headland high above Psarou Beach, this designer Airbnb is a five-minute walk from one of the loveliest Mykonos beaches. In place of the usual aquamarine and turquoise used in modern Greek homes, raven accents make the Mediterranean scenery pop all the more. Sunbeds float on the infinity pool but there’s plenty of shade when frolicking in the sun takes its toll. There’s an equally stunning hot tub tucked away on a second terrace.

Eleven guests, five bedrooms
Price: $1,368 per night

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Mykonos infinity pool villa with cave hot tub

 

See more photosMarrying classic Grecian design with contemporary comforts, this spectacular villa near the Armenistis lighthouse is convenient for Athens to Mykonos ferry services or onward island hopping. The master suite comes with a freestanding tub overlooking the poolside deck while a second terrace is primed for morning sun salutations. Elevate your Mykonos Airbnb experience with a nightly soak in the cave-style hot tub.

Eleven guests, five bedrooms
Price: $1,993 per night

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Artistic Cycladic villa with Delos views

 

See more photosLocated in the westernmost part of the island, Ornos is where to stay in Mykonos for sensational sunsets on par with those of Santorini. One of the best Airbnbs for larger groups, this stylish villa with an enormous infinity pool is decorated with original works of art and abstract sculptures. Additional services such as Greek breakfast deliveries, private chefs, childminding, and scenic excursions are a text away.

Sixteen+ guests, five bedrooms
Price: $1,094 per night

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Modern villa with pool near Ano Mera and Lia Beach

 

See more photosEnsconced in the rural hills around Kalafati close to some of Mykonos’s quietest beaches, this brand-new villa fuses traditional architecture with minimalistic Greek interior design. The kitchen is smartly kitted out with Smeg appliances and bedrooms are installed below aged wooden beams. The ocean-view pool and pergola guarantee privacy while the second-floor balcony comes in handy for a siesta or sundowner. As it’s pretty remote, a rental vehicle is a must.

Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $427 per night

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Cycladic cottage in Chora near windmills

 

See more photosA rare find in Mykonos Town, this fully detached Cycladic Airbnb stands on a hill just yards from Boni’s Windmill. Perfect for a romantic vacation or honeymoon, the one-bedroom pad opens out onto a flower-filled patio with a hot tub and Aegean Sea panoramas that’ll knock your socks off. In addition to a complimentary airport or ferry transfer and freebie drinks, the host can arrange a private cruise by luxury yacht.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $350 per night

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Mykonos Town Airbnb pad with rooftop pool

 

See more photosIf you’re torn between Santorini and Mykonos islands, this townhouse with a plunge pool offers a compromise. Cycladic interiors are traditionally appointed in chalky white and lapis lazuli accents with nooks and crannies for storing your books and souvenirs. Drenched in sunshine, the rooftop terrace and pool provide epic views of the windmills and Old Port. The best of Mykonos nightlife, museums, and markets are right on your doorstep.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $394 per night

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What part of Mykonos should we stay in?

Airbns in Mykonos Town are a reliable choice for your first-time visit. The setting for the Windmills of Mykonos, Little Venice, and the Old Port, there’s plenty to keep you busy while Delos is a short boat ride away. As the nucleus of the island’s nightlife, you’ll find scores of bars and nightclubs ready to prolong the evening. In terms of where to stay in Mykonos for a family vacation or romantic hideaway, you’ll find beachfront Airbnbs and hilltop villas dotted around the coastline close to swimming spots.

What is the main town center in Mykonos?

Mykonos Town (also known as Chora) is the island’s capital. This pedestrianized area is flush with whitewashed buildings, windmills, and taverns.

How many days do you need on Mykonos?

If you’re planning a whistle-stop tour of the main things to do in Mykonos, a minimum of three days on the Greek island is enough. However, staying for five to seven days means that you can get better acquainted with Mykonos beaches and wind down by the pool.

Is Mykonos Town walkable?

The pedestrianized Mykonos Town is a walker’s paradise. Beyond Chora, you’ll likely need to rent a car, scooter, or ATV. Getting a perspective of the island from the sea is one of the unmissable things to do in Mykonos.

Where is the most beautiful part of Mykonos?

“Little Venice” and the Kato Milli are the most photogenic parts of Mykonos. However, there’s beauty to be found in every inch of the Greek island.

What is the best way to get to Mykonos?

Passenger and car ferries connect the ports of Piraeus and Rafina in Athens to Mykonos. Piraeus Port is closer to Downtown Athens while Rafina is more convenient for the airport. Athens to Mykonos ferry services take 2.5-5 hours subject to whether you book a high-speed catamaran or car ferry. SeaJets, Blue Star Ferries, Hellenic Seaways, and Golden Star Ferries are the chief operators with onward connections from Mykonos to Santorini. Flights to Mykonos International Airport from Athens are a speedy 45 minutes.

Santorini vs Mykonos: which island is best?

Weighing up whether to visit Santorini or Mykonos is a dilemma faced by Greek island hoppers. With its cave suites and spellbinding sunsets, Santorini is popular with honeymooners. Mykonos is more affordable with fabulous beaches and a livelier nightlife. If you’ve got more time on your hands, you can take a scenic ferry from Mykonos to Santorini in as little as three hours.