Mykonos, often celebrated as Greece’s most cosmopolitan island, is a stunning blend of glamour, natural beauty, and rich history. Nestled in the heart of the Cyclades, this whitewashed paradise is steeped in myth, said to be formed from the petrified bodies of giants slain by Hercules. Mykonos seamlessly merges elegance with simplicity, attracting everyone from celebrities to families, all eager to enjoy the vibrant Greek summer. Whether you're seeking world-class nightlife, a serene beach escape, or an exploration of Greek history and tradition, Mykonos guarantees an unforgettable holiday experience.
Explore our selection of luxury villas in Mykonos, each designed to offer the perfect base for discovering the island’s best-kept secrets. From the secluded sands of hidden beaches to the lively streets of Mykonos Town, your villa ensures easy access to everything this iconic destination has to offer.
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Orizortas is part of a three villa set situated on the coastline of the renowned Greek peninsula of Sithonia, in Halkidiki. The villas are surrounded with a natural landscape of exceptional views across the Aegean Sea. Bookable individually or as a set for larger groups, they make the perfect, tranquil base for your stay.
was £7,590 per week
now £4,894 per week
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Nero is part of a three villa set situated on the coastline of the renowned Greek peninsula of Sithonia, in Halkidiki. The villas are surrounded with a natural landscape of exceptional views across the Aegean Sea. Bookable individually or as a set for larger groups, they make the perfect, tranquil base for your stay.
was £7,590 per week
now £4,894 per week
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Ormiskus is part of a three villa set situated on the coastline of the renowned Greek peninsula of Sithonia, in Halkidiki. The villas are surrounded with a natural landscape of exceptional views across the Aegean Sea. Bookable individually or as a set for larger groups, they make the perfect, tranquil base for your stay.
was £7,590 per week
now £4,894 per week
Mykonos is synonymous with luxury, and the island’s villas reflect this in every detail. From chic hillside retreats with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea to lavish properties near the lively Mykonos Town, there’s no shortage of high-end accommodations. Our luxury villas in Mykonos offer the perfect combination of privacy, comfort, and proximity to key attractions, making them ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends looking to enjoy the island's best offerings.
While Mykonos is famous for its vibrant nightlife and celebrity-studded events, there’s much more to explore beyond its glamorous façade. Wander through the narrow marble streets of Mykonos Town, known as "Hóra," to discover whitewashed houses with colourful doors, blooming bougainvillaea, and charming cafes. For history enthusiasts, the Archaeological Museum and the iconic Church of Panayia Paraportiani are must-see spots. For outdoor lovers andsports enthusiasts, Mykonos provides an array of activities like windsurfing, jet skiing, and diving, earning its nickname as the “Island of the Winds.”
Mykonos is home to some of the most breathtaking beaches in Greece. Whether you prefer lively beaches with a social scene or tranquil, hidden coves, Mykonos has it all. The popular Psarou Beach is known for its luxury beach clubs and celebrity visitors, while quieter options like Agios Sostis and Fokos Beach offer a more secluded experience. For water sports enthusiasts, Korfos and Kalafatis beaches are prime spots for windsurfing and jet skiing.
Mykonos offers a culinary experience that combines traditional Greek flavours with international flair. From beachfront tavernas to Michelin-starred restaurants, visitors can savour local delicacies like fresh seafood, louza (cured pork), and kopanisti (spicy cheese). Explore Mykonos Town’s vibrant food scene along Matoyianni Street, where you’ll find a variety of stylish eateries serving everything from classic Greek dishes to modern fusion cuisine. For a more relaxed setting, head to a traditional taverna by the sea and enjoy a meal paired with a glass of ouzo.
The best time to visit Mykonos depends on the type of experience you’re seeking. For those looking to enjoy the island's famous nightlife and beach clubs, the summer months from June to August are ideal. However, if you prefer a quieter, more relaxed holiday, consider visiting in May or September, when the weather is still warm, but the crowds have thinned out. Regardless of the season, Mykonos promises an extraordinary holiday filled with beauty, history, and luxury
Premier Villas, Carthagena Barn, Bell Lane, Birdham, West Sussex, PO20 7HY
Tel: +44 (0)1243 514 970