Mykonos, white on blue.
Windmills above the harbour, long lunches on the beach, and the Cyclades on the horizon.
Mykonos is two islands: the one that stays up until sunrise, and the one of quiet coves and whitewashed chapels. We look for the house or the suite that suits the way you want to spend it, and keep a boat ready for the days you would rather be elsewhere.
- Little Venice
- Houses built straight out of the water, and the best place on the island to watch the sun go down.
- The windmills
- The row of Kato Mili above the town, the view that everyone comes to see.
- Delos
- The sacred island of the ancient Greeks, a short boat ride away and best seen early in the day.
- The south coast
- Psarou and its neighbours, for long lunches with your feet almost in the water.
Starting points
Never packages. Livia shapes every part around the people travelling, and one reservation holds the whole of it.
Good to know
- When to go
- Late May to September. June and September are the gentlest months.
- Getting there
- Mykonos has its own airport, which takes private aircraft, though parking is limited in high summer. A yacht can meet you in the bay.
- Prices
- Every price is indicative until your concierge confirms it in writing.
