Car Hire Mykonos Port

Guide

Mykonos lies in the Aegean Sea at the centre of the Cyclades Islands. It boasts 80 kilometres of shoreline and harbours some of the most magnificent beaches in the area. Cruise ships dock about 1.2 miles north of Mykonos Town, at the relatively new cruise port at Tourlos.

Explore Mykonos

Book car hire at Mykonos Port and obtain the freedom to see the sights, taking in the beautiful scenery that the island has to offer its travellers. It is full of white washed homes which are characteristic of the buildings in Greece. There is magnificent architecture, several museums and traditional blue domed churches for you to visit.

The island has become very popular attracting people from all walks, millionaires, artists and many backpackers during their island hopping adventures. There are beautiful beaches to be found right around Mykonos' coast, most of which have there own amenities.

The nightlife on Mykonos is said to be amongst the best in Europe, and during the summer period the island becomes home to thousands of people. Its population is around 11,000 people, which includes around 4,000 foreign residents.

The islands reputation is widely known and has been described as a naturally beautiful island, rich in history, fantastic for nightlife and has a very cosmopolitan character. Opting for your own personal vehicle means all this can be soaked up in just a short holiday.

Transport

Mykonos island transport is limited. Car hire is highly recommended to any tourist wishing to explore this Greek island, in both comfort and style. If you are arriving by boat to Mykonos Port let us find you the ideal car. We compare quotes from dozens of leading rental companies such as Hertz, Sixt and Thrifty, to ensure we find the cheapest available deals on the market. Your hire car will be ready and waiting for your arrival to Mykonos Island.

Buses operate from Mykonos town to and from the airport as well as to other major towns and villages on the island, including; Platis Gialos, Psarou, Ornos, and Paradise all in the south of the island. Other routes take you to Ano Mera which is located inland, Kalafati and Elia which are both located along the east coast of Mykonos Island, and finally the last route which takes travellers to one of the most northerly towns on the island, Aghios Stefanos.