Every experience below can be added to your booking at checkout, or arranged by the concierge desk once you arrive. Prices are per person unless stated.
From £250 per person · A dawn flight over the Cyclades — windmills, Little Venice and the wine-dark Aegean beneath the basket. 4 hours, 05:00 lobby pickup.
From £140 per person · An evening sail along the west coast with a swim stop, Greek meze and the sunset from the deck. 4 hours.
From £160 per person · The UNESCO ruins of Delos plus a swim stop on untouched Rhenia. A full day, about 7 hours.
From £100 per person · A guided run along the south-coast bays, from Platis Gialos to the sea caves near Kalafatis. 30 or 60 min.
From £90 per person · Boat-towed parasail over Super Paradise Bay — the island’s answer to a mountain flight. About 10 min airtime.
From £80 per person · A beginner lesson or a fast lap for experienced riders, in the calm bay in front of the hotel. 20 min.
From £30 per person · The classic beach-day thrill — a fast, bumpy tow around the bay that always ends with a splash. 15–20 min.
From £100 per person · A guided convoy across the back roads, from hilltop chapels to a beach barbecue lunch. 5 hours.
From £80 per person · An easy sunset ride along the shoreline, for complete beginners and confident riders alike. 1.5 hours.
From £70 per person · A guided tasting at a family-run Mykonian vineyard, with local cheese and meze. 2.5 hours.
Distances are from the hotel’s peninsula on the south coast. The concierge desk arranges cars, boats and timings for any of them.
Walking distance — One of Mykonos’ most popular family beaches, lined with tavernas and water-sports outfitters, right next to the hotel’s peninsula.
Walking distance — A glamorous cove favoured by yacht owners and celebrities, with fine sand and some of the island’s best beach clubs.
≈ 3 km — A calm, sheltered bay with gentle waters, ideal for families and sunset dinners by the water.
≈ 4 km — Pastel-coloured houses with wooden balconies hanging directly over the sea — the island’s most photographed sunset spot.
≈ 4 km — Iconic 16th-century windmills on a hill above Chora, once used to mill wheat brought in by ship.
≈ 4 km — A striking whitewashed complex of five small chapels merged into one, dating back to the 15th century.
≈ 4 km — The town’s main shopping street, lined with boutiques, galleries and traditional Cycladic architecture.
≈ 6 km — A lively beach famous for its beach clubs and music, popular with a younger crowd.
≈ 7 km — Turquoise waters and a buzzing beach-club scene, reachable by road or the summer boat shuttle.
≈ 8 km — A quieter, west-facing beach known for sunset views over Delos — made famous by the film Shirley Valentine.
≈ 30 min by boat from Mykonos Town — A UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site and, according to mythology, the birthplace of Apollo.
≈ 12 km — A traditional inland village built around an 18th-century monastery, offering a quieter, authentic side of Mykonos.
≈ 10 km — A 19th-century lighthouse at the island’s northern tip with sweeping views over the Aegean.