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On Mykonos you can get around by scooter, caique (small boats), car, or bus. A bus network, can take you to almost at any point of the island.
Additionally taxis operate at constant rate. In the evening, it can be nearly impossible to find a taxi. You can wait hours at the taxi queue in town.
There are now two ferry terminals, one at Chora (Mykonos), the main sea port on the island and the second at Tourlos. If you are on foot and leaving the island, be certain whether your ferry leaves from the old port (the nearest one to the main section of town) or the New Port (about 5km to the north).

With a boat
As in many Greek islands so here, the boats are a very convenient and popular way to browse for the best beaches on the island. It is reliable and safe, while the ticket cost is minimum .

It is the most ideal way for you to get around the island without haste to view the beaches on the southern side of the island.

On the beach at Platy Gialos to the south, a distance of 3 km from the Town and is one of the most popular beaches, the boats start for small trips to neighbouring beaches of Paraga, 'Paradise', 'Super Paradise', Agrari, Elia. A trip that should not be missed.

Bus Service

Departure Point 1: Fabrica
Destinations : Platis Yalos, Psarou, Ornos, Ai Yannis, Paradise, Paranga

Departure Point 2 : OTE
Destinations : Ano Mera, Kalafati, Elia

Departure Point 3 : Palio Lilmani
Destinations : Neo Limani, Aghios Stefanos

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Mykonos Exclusive helps you plan out every step of your trip, starting with transportation. You can reach Mykonos via ferry from the mainland or several nearby islands, but you can also catch a flight to Mykonos. You can also rent bicycles, walk to some areas, or visit a car rent business if you want to really explore the island. To get from beach to beach (or to your beach hotel), you can also take a water taxi boat.

Accommodations are also on the list. The website lists several amazing hotels. Some of them are on the beach, while others are located more in a cosmopolitan area. You don’t necessarily have to get a hotel room, either. We also offer rental rooms, villas, studios, and more. There’s not a hotel on Mykonos that isn’t connected to the bus route or to the water taxi route, so you can get from your accommodation to many of the major tourist areas. Some of the resorts found on Mykonos were designed with modern architecture in mind, but some of them feature authentic Mykonian architecture or blend authentic with modern to create an interesting, unique design.

Now that you have your travel and your accommodations situated, you can browse Mykonos Exclusive for information on restaurants. These include elegant, sit down restaurants where you’ll be served in style and smaller, beach bars and restaurants that allow you to eat lunch right on the shore with the blue waves in the background! Many of the restaurants and taverna, small local eateries, offer traditional Mykonos food, Greek food, and other choices. The larger hotels and resorts have their own amazing four and five star restaurants, while you’ll find small, locally run restaurants all over Mykonos.

You’ll also find a good amount of information about some of Mykonos’s most popular beaches. These beaches include the famous Paradise and Super Paradise along with other, somewhat less known beaches like Kapari, Agrari, and Agios Sostis. Some of these beaches are developed and offer water sports, restaurants, and more, while others are in a more natural state. Once you’ve learned about the amazing beaches, you can check out the site’s guide to shopping. If you’re on Mykonos and don’t do a bit of shopping, you’re missing out. You can find some great souvenirs as well as some amazing deals.