The Royal Myconian is a luxury resort with privileged views over the longest fine sand beach on Mykonos. An illuminated rustic façade of Cycladic stone is the stage curtain to contemporary interiors and vast entertainment decks conceived by a celebrated Greek set designer who takes his dramatic cues from a blend of antiquity and new age fantasy. Spacious rooms and suites are cool sanctuaries with private balconies or vast terraces and appointed to the highest standard of comfort, with the option of your own infinity pool or Jacuzzi.
At this distinguished member of Leading Hotels of the World, royal service finds expression as much in the personal touch valued by individual guests, as in the finely honed competence required to orchestrate large-scale events. Outstanding amenities include a panoramic pool deck, a superb spa, state-of-the-art conferencing facilities and, of course, restaurants that celebrate the gourmet experience on which the Collection prides itself.
Mykonos is one of the world's legendary cosmopolitan destinations, offering service excellence, magnificent natural beauty and a lifestyle culture that attract all manner of international guests, from couples seeking a romantic hideaway, to dedicated clubbers, celebrities, and of course those who return year after year out of an enduring love affair with this island.
The Royal Myconian sits above the action of Elia, the island’s longest fine sand beach, situated on the south coastline a mere 12 km from Mykonos town. Renowned for its aquamarine waters, fine sand and activities, Elia is a destination in its own right.
To experience the island’s legendary club life, take a short journey off the coastal route or by boat to Cavo Paradiso or Super Paradise, slightly further afield. The party migrates from sun-drenched beach bars to open-air nightclubs pumping with all-night energy. A complimentary shuttle service is available to run guests of the Myconian Collection to and from town almost every hour.
The coastline and marine life can be explored by boat. Ferries depart from the town harbor to neighbouring islands of Tinos, Paros and magical Santorini to name but a few. Alternatively, you may choose to explore Delos, the neighbouring desert island of Rhenia or the hidden coves of Mykonos by private launch, or take a beach-hopping water-taxi around the entire coastline of Mykonos.
TRAVEL BY AIR
Mykonos is easily accessible. International airlines operate through Athens, with direct connections out of London and seasonal direct flights out of numerous European hubs. Athens-Mykonos takes a mere 35 minutes.
TRAVEL BY FERRY
Daily connections operate to and from the Athenian mainland ports of Piraeus and Rafina, as well as the Cycladic islands of Tinos, Syros, Paros, Naxos, Ios, Santorini, Andros and Amorgos. There are frequent connections to other gems of the Aegean such as Crete (Heraklion) and Samos, and the Dodecanese islands of Astypalaia, Kos and Rhodes.
The best time to travel to Mykonos
Mykonos weather is famously consistent from May to October, with temperatures in July and August reaching 32-35 degrees Celsius (89-95 Fahrenheit), cooled by the occasional northerly meltemi wind.
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