What's the flight time from the UK to Venice?

While flight times vary depending on where in the UK you're travelling from, you can typically expect it to take anywhere from two to two-and-a-half hours to fly from the UK to Venice. London to Venice flights, for example, typically take around two hours and ten minutes, while a flight from Edinburgh to Venice usually takes just over two-and-a-half.

What unique things are there to do in Mykonos?

Mykonos is one of the most visited Greek islands, and with good reason - there's so much to do. Want to avoid the crowds at the Super Paradise beach? Try Kapari Beach. It's secluded and can't be reached on wheels, but making the trek means you get a beach experience hard to find elsewhere. If you're a morning person, heading to Pagka market in Old Port bright and early can reward you with a unique take on local cuisine. Finally, try Platis Gialos if you're a history buff. With most visitors leaving for the ruins at Delos Island, you can enjoy the Towers of Mykonos, part of a defence system dating back to the Hellenistic period, all on your own. And that's just the beginning: you can always talk to locals at these spots to discover more of the island's hidden gems and less-frequented activities.

Why is Mykonos so famous?

As with many other Greek destinations, Mykonos first entered the limelight after archaeological ruins were found at nearby Delos. Visitors then discovered that Mykonos was more than just a launching pad to get there: it also boasted historic buildings, pristine beaches, and stunning natural landscapes worth exploring. Today, the island is famous for the luxury holiday experience these unique features provide, on top of a modern cosmopolitan feel and hospitable locals who make any visitor feel at home. However, it's probably most popular for one key thing. After the bar Pierro's opened in the 70s, it developed a vibrant nightlife that now rivals Ibiza, so we totally get it if you're booking a Mykonos holiday with us to party!

Is it expensive in Mykonos?

The short answer is yes. After all, Mykonos aims to provide premium experiences, with clubs like Kymbo Mykonos and high-end retailers in Nammos Village attracting many wealthy visitors to the island. Though pricey, a Mykonos holiday is a worthwhile investment if you want a luxurious getaway. The long answer? It depends on how you plan your holiday. Peak season is from June to August, and that means everything will be significantly more expensive. Travelling outside of high season -- in April to May and September to October -- promises similar weather without the crowds, and can make your trip more affordable. And, of course, check out our package holidays to get a Best Price Guarantee on everything from accommodations and food to day tours.

What food is Mykonos known for?

Cheese lovers should try the spicy kopanisti, which is usually served with dry bread, tomatoes, and olive oil. Another must-have is louza, roasted slices of spiced pork often referred to as Myconian prosciutto. Then there's the island's version of the Greek dessert amygdalota, a shortbread that locals shape into rectangles before baking.

What's the easiest way to get to Mykonos?

The easiest way to get to Mykonos is by plane. You can grab direct flights with easyJet from London Gatwick , London Luton , and Manchester . That way, you won't need to spend time connecting flights and can start your holiday as soon as possible. If you're coming from another island in the Cyclades, like Santorini , you'll want to take a ferry to Mykonos. Try booking one heading to Piraeus Port so you land closer to the city centre.

How long does it take to drive around Mykonos?

If you're renting a car to explore Mykonos, know that you can get through the entire island relatively quickly. Mykonos is just 9 miles long at its widest point, so it'll only take you about 40 minutes to get from one side of the island to the other. That means you can easily drive around in less than a day. Along the way, you can grab a spot of lunch, stop to explore, or take photos for the 'gram, and still finish before sunset.

Which airport do you fly to for Mykonos?

Regardless of whether you're coming from Gatwick , Luton , or Manchester , a direct flight to Mykonos will see you touching down at Mykonos Airport. From here, you can quickly hop on a bus for a 10-minute ride to Fabrika, a bustling area of the island where you'll find important landmarks like Mykonos' historic windmills and its town hall.

What's the flight time between London and Mykonos?

Typically, a flight from London to Mykonos will take just under four hours if you take a direct easyJet flight from Gatwick or Luton.

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Why fly to Mykonos?

One of the most famous of the Greek islands, Mykonos is also one of the most beautiful, with its blazing granite rock, striking white villages and stunning beaches. Mykonos is the movie star of the Greek islands with a stylish, cool and cosmopolitan edge that makes it unique in the Aegean and never fails to impress. Holidaymakers range from your honeymooning couple to your group of sophisticated partygoers or families looking for a relaxing time.

This is a party island that rivals Ibiza for its good time vibe and the quality of its bars and clubs. But if you are looking for happy hour with pints at a euro a go followed by some fish and chips wrapped in newspaper then you’ve come to the wrong place.

It’s not all party, party, party though – well not completely. Mykonos has some of the best beaches where you can relax on pure white sands, take a dip in some of the clearest waters you’ll find in the Mediterranean, or if you’re still up for it, carry on the party at one of the island’s many beach bars. And the restaurants and hotels aren’t half bad either, with some of the best you’ll find in Greece.

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When's the best time to go?

Best time to visit

Mykonos is a year-round destination but the majority of visitors to the island choose to fly in June, July and August when the weather is ideal for spending long days on the beach and in the Aegean Sea. A pleasant ocean breeze stops sunbathers from baking completely and Mykonos' legendary nightlife is in its prime.

Avoid the crowds

Come September and October, the bigger groupings of tourists have left the island and Mykonos becomes much more relaxed. The water temperatures are still high but the prices for hotels and flights are decidedly lower. April and May offer similarly good conditions.

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Your Mykonos Questions Answered

: While flight times vary depending on where in the UK you're travelling from, you can typically expect it to take anywhere from two to two-and-a-half hours to fly from the UK to Venice. London to Venice flights, for example, typically take around two hours and ten minutes, while a flight from Edinburgh to Venice usually takes just over two-and-a-half.