All the information you need to know about glorious Mykonos, Greece, is right here in this article.

Budget, accommodation recommendations, places with unforgettable food, and incredible beach bars.

So go ahead and keep reading!

Visit Mykonos through my eyes; and I can guarantee you, that falling in love with it, will be a piece of cake.

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My Mykonos Experience

I never thought I would be the kind of traveler to visit Mykonos.

For starters, I am Cypriot, therefore trips to Greece to me mean short speedy holidays that are cheaper. My long-distance travels where I typically travel for two to four weeks at a time.

And Mykonos is not…cheap. In fact, it is by far the most expensive vacation I have taken!

It is also an incredibly touristy island, one that I thought I would avoid for many years to come.

But, my summer travels to Sri Lanka were tragically canceled when suicide bombers attacked 3 churches and 3 hotels on Easter Sunday (2019). My one-month vacation through this incredible country had to be put on hold due to safety reasons, and just like that… I had all this free time!

When the opportunity came to travel to Mykonos I took it on in a spare of the moment decision.

And i…Loved it. So without further ado, let me tell you all about Mykonos Holidays you will go crazy about!

Mykonos Pros and Cons

PROS:

• Luxurious Hotels
• Phenomenal Food
• Incredible Sunsets
• Unforgettable Nightlife
• Cosmopolitan Atmosphere
• Incredibly LGBT friendly – by far the most gay-friendly island in Greece
• Extremely good customer service everywhere you go
• No language Barriers – all the staff speak perfect Greek and English

CONS

• Very expensive
• Incredibly windy – to the point it causes a headache!
• The beaches are clean but lack the clear blue, almost white color you find in destinations like nearby Milos, or neighboring Cyprus
• Beaches in Mykonos are also often not sandy, and combined with the wind, entering and exiting the water somethings feels like a mission!

Mykonos Location

Mykonos is located in Greece and is part of the Kyklades island group.

Its neighboring islands are Paros, Naxos, Tinos, and Syros. The gorgeous Milos Island is also nearby.

Language, religion, and currency

The language spoken in Mykonos is Greek although English is widely spoken everywhere , and by everyone.

The religion is Christian Orthodox and the currency is the Euro.

Credit cards are accepted everywhere, and there are various ATM machines around the island.

Mykonos Holidays – How to get there

You can get to Mykonos via plane or ferry boat.

From Cyprus, you can fly directly with Ryan Air from Paphos International Airport or fly from Larnaca International Airport via Athens with Aegean Air.

Both flights land at Mykonos International Airport.

Alternatively, you can take a ferry from Piraeus Port in Athens.

The ferry from Athens is 2.30 hours long and a return ticket costs approximately € 150.

Where to stay in Mykonos

There is a huge and wide variety of accommodations on the Island, and your budget will vary depending on your choice.

If you want a luxurious holiday, The best two hotels, in my opinion, are the Kouros Hotel and Suites and the Cavo Tagoo Mykonos.

Both hotels are situated next to each other and are a 10-minute drive from the center. They also share a similarly high price tag.

I chose the Kouros Hotel and Suites – an exquisite hotel with incredible beauty, luxury, and attention to detail.

For more information and pictures, read my review here

Other Mykonos Accommodation Recommendations

5-star Luxury Hotels

• Kouros Hotel and Suites – From € 450 to € 1600 per night for 2 people
• Cavo Tagoo Hotel – from € 740 to € 2250 per night for 2 people
• Absolut Mykonos Suites -from € 350 to € 600 per night for 2 people

Budget-Friendly Accommodations

• MSC Apartments. These beautiful apartments fit 2-4 people and are far more budget-friendly than the luxury hotels mentioned above. There are no meals or maid service provided here, but at approximately € 150 per night, you can’t go wrong with MSC Apartments!
• MyCocoon Hostel – from € 80 per night for a single bed in a shared dormitory
• Giovani Apartments – from € 150 per night per room (for two people)

Mykonos Holidays – How many days should I stay?

I personally stayed for 5 days and felt like it was enough to see and do a lot, although I wouldn’t have minded a few more days!

On average, people tend to visit Mykonos for 3-7 days, and often combine it with other Greek islands and cities.

The best beach clubs to visit

The Beach Clubs in Mykonos are second to none.

The decor and ambiance exhume luxury and elegance you won’t see in many Greek islands.

The beaches are pristine and the staff was so kind and efficient it really blew my mind! Principote Mykonos is by far my favorite venue followed closely by many others I mention in my Mykonos Beaches guide

Mykonos Holidays – Culinary experience and restaurants

Mykonos will forever remain in my mind, like the island that provided the most fascinating culinary experience in all my travels.

I have so far traveled to over 25 countries, and 40 cities/Islands, and nothing comes close to the food in Mykonos.

Everything; from the humble Greek salad to the almighty tomahawk steak is elevated to a dish of excellence and culinary brilliance.

I didn’t have a single bad meal in Mykonos, and if you read my Mykonos Restaurants guide, I will tell you the best places to eat the same incredible unforgettable food.

Mykonos Holidays – Budget

Your budget will wildly vary depending on how luxurious your Mykonos holidays are going to be. How expensive your accommodation will be, your chosen form of transport, the beaches, and restaurants you visit and the nightlife you are planning to explore.

A close friend of mine travels there for 3-5 days at a time and budgets € 1500 for a moderate to a semi-luxurious holiday including flights.

Others travel cheaper, visiting free beaches, eating cheaply and limiting their partying, and others …go all out.

In case you are wondering I belonged in the latter category. I flew business class to Mykonos and I stayed in the absolutely stunning and luxurious Kouros Hotel and Suites.

I used a private car hire for transport, and I visited beach bars and their respective restaurants for lunch.

Furthermore, we had dinner reservations every evening where we also consumed alcohol, although we hardly visited any nightclubs.

Our budget was € 5.000 per person for 5 days including the hotel. I doubt I will ever spend this CRAZY amount of money on a 5-day trip again!

Approximate Mykonos Holidays Budget for 5 days (For 2 people)

• Budget: € 1500
• Semi Luxury: € 3.000
• Luxury € 5.000

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Is the hype on this steakhouse real or faux? What is the cost, and is the taste worthy of the price tag?

Learn all about it here, in this unbiased article about Nusret Mykonos!

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Who Is Nusr-Et?

For those of you who don’t know, Nusr-et Gokce is a celebrated Turkish butcher, chef, and restaurateur, who owns Nusr-Et, a chain of steak houses.

He became a viral internet sensation because of his technique for preparing and seasoning meat – which earned him the nickname ”salt bae”.

He now owns and runs the Nus-ret chain restaurants in Mykonos, United Arab Emirates, USA, Turkey, and more.

Nusret Mykonos – Reservations, and Seating Arrangements

Reservations for Nusert Mykonos were made for us by our hotel – Kouros Hotel and Suites at 9 pm.

We arrived on time, but the reservation appeared to have been made for the previous day so we weren’t in the system. Awkward.

Nevertheless, there was no wait at the time so we were seated quickly!

But check this out; the restaurant has shared tables.

Yep, that’s right, there are no tables for one or two – therefore ”small” parties are seated at tables of 4 with complete strangers.

It is honestly the most awkward thing, not because it is shared, but because nothing about this restaurant screams ”casual dinner”.

If I was slurping noodles at a Wagamamas, I wouldn’t mind, but the fact that this is a heavily expensive steakhouse left me speechless.

Why? Because there is nothing romantic about seating down for dinner with complete strangers!

Surely paying an arm and a leg for dinner entitles me to some privacy! I don’t particularly want to have to make small talk with Susan about her job, kids, and whether she is enjoying Mykonos.

Rating: 5/10 for the table-sharing idea. And in all honesty, whoever thought of this should be fired.

The Restaurant and its Queues

Let’s move on to the interior of the restaurant as well as its Queues.

For starters, Nusr-Et Mykonos is set on a hill and is divided into 3 areas. There’s an outside area used as a bar for after-dinner drinks.

But if you know Mykonos you know the wind is not playing jokes especially when it’s high up on a hill. So of course, it was completely empty, because no one wanted to play a cameo in ”Gone with the Wind”.

If they had closed off that area, they would have more space inside for tables for 2.

The inside area is still windy but manageable, although a light cardigan might be useful!

That inside space is divided into an area of maybe 10 tables for 4 and the kitchen, bar, and reception.

Lastly, round the corner, there’s another room for larger tables and parties.

Tip: The restaurant is sadly NOT accessible to wheelchair users. It is high up on a hill that is reached by stairs only. 

Our table was right in front of the reservation desk. As I mentioned before, we were seated at 9:00 but around 9:15…All hell broke loose!

Reservation after reservation started arriving creating a massive queue right in front of our tables – and nothing seemed to move!

The restaurant was full, and some guests on a 9:30 reservation were still waiting to be seated at 10:30.

Honestly, it was pandemonium, one that I was happy NOT to be a part of thank god!

In my opinion, no restaurant; regardless of its reputation is worth queuing an hour for; especially with a reservation-unacceptable!

Rating – 6/10.

Tip: The restaurant is on a hill so offers fantastic views! An early reservation would mean a quieter dinner with beautiful sunset views! The atmoshere and ambiance is also beautiful so dress for the occasion! 

The Service

Highly trained staff – that are extremely efficient and polite. They all knew exactly what to do, it’s almost mechanical, but with a classy flair.

What impressed me was the speed in the kitchen, you could get through a three-course meal in an hour!

Again, would you want to rush through an expensive dinner in an hour? Probably not. But you definitely won’t be kept waiting!

Rating 10/10

Nusret Mykonos – Vegans and Vegetarians

Now let’s get something straight; if you are a vegetarian (no meat or fish) you won’t find this easy.

You can have a salad from the starter menu, and a couple of options from the side menu.

Bear in mind that most dishes contain dairy so vegans might have to skip this one!

Pescatarians have the choice of salmon steak as a main and 3 seafood starter plates to choose from.

Having said that, I can’t blame the restaurant for the lack of choice!

Nusret is a world-renowned butcher and chef who specializes in meat- and I am happy to see him sticking to what he knows best!

 So if you are a meat lover... welcome to heaven! 

Nusr-Et Mykonos Prices

An oasis for meat lovers the menu offers a great deal!

You will find Striploin, tenderloin, cheesy meatballs, burgers, lamb, ribs, and of course…the king of Nusret Mykonos; the giant Saltbae tomahawk bone-in Rib Eye.

Prices start from € 60 for the meatballs and burgers, and € 260 for the tomahawk for two.

They go up to €695 for a 24-karat gold-coated tenderloin…without any sides! The gold is edible yes!

For starters, there are salads, beef tartare and carpaccio, and a few seafood choices.

The prices for each dish range from € 25 to €120. There is also an extensive wine and a great cocktail list too.

There are 6 sides to choose from and they all range between 15 and 30 euros each. So yes, expensive.

As for the taste payout…? Keep reading to find out!

Rating 9/10 – It would have been a 10/10 but the french fries cost 30 euros! YES, 30 euros

Why is Nusr-Et so expensive?

It is because of the high quality of the meat, which makes it incredibly tender and flavorsome. While all those are incredibly true, it is even more expensive because Nusret is…a celebrity. You pay for the name AND the quality, much like you do with brands like Prada and Dior!

What to order to have Nusr-Et come to your table

If you wish to have Nusret come to your table you would need to order the tomahawk or any other large premium cut of meat that is to share.

If you are unsure, ask the polite waiters who are more than happy to help!

Your meat and Nusret will arrive together, and he will perform his well-practiced flamboyant routine of cutting and seasoning your steak.

You are free to take videos and ask for a picture, but I was far too preoccupied with the look of our tomahawk steak to even bother asking for a picture for the blog. Oops!!

In general, he is lovely and incredibly kind with children too!

A Review Of The Taste

Obviously, I can’t review the whole menu but I can certainly tell you what I thought about my food!

We had the beef carpaccio, tomahawk steak, creamed spinach, and truffle mashed potatoes (paired with a bottle of French red)

The Beef carpaccio was prepared for us at our table by a waiter who performed a little show for us, much like Nusr-et. It tasted divine and the meat was buttery soft!

Furthermore, the beef tartare from the couple next to us looked incredible too! Highly recommend.

The tomahawk was….divine. Definitely, in the top 3 best steaks, I have had – and this means a lot coming from me.

I am a total steak enthusiast and I have it everywhere I travel to! I have been to dozens – of steakhouses around the world, and I eat mine medium-rare so I’m not easy to please!

The cut and marbling of the meat were just right! The fat content was just right, the size of the steak was….just right. The meat exploded with flavors in the mouth, and the knife cut through it like butter.

In all honesty, it was perfection. I highly, highly recommend it!

The creamed spinach was seasoned perfectly – without the cream overpowering the subtle taste of the spinach. The truffle mashed potatoes were incredibly smooth too – with the taste of the truffle truly making an impact on the taste!

Rating 10/10 with an exclamation mark!

Nusret Mykonos Overall Review

While the seating situation didn’t sit well with me, and the prices are high, the ambiance and service make up for it.

But the food and Nusr-Et himself managed to turn it all around, and I left there so happy and blissful!

He was sweet and polite and the food was so good, to the point where I couldn’t fault a single dish!

So if you have the budget, and want to treat yourself, book a spot at Nusret Mykonos!

And while you are on the island, don’t forget that Mykonos restaurants are notorious for their excellent food! So make sure you read my guide and visit them all!

Lastly, don’t forget to check out Mykonos Beaches for the best beach bars on the island and Mykonos Holidays – for information, budget, and accommodation options!

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This guide will take you on a culinary journey through Mykono’s most amazing restaurants and the best food on the island.

There are so many to choose from, but if you want the best..you have come to the right place!

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Mykonos Restaurant

Let’s get straight into discovering the best food on the island! In no order of importance, here are my top Mykonos Restaurant picks!

Ling Ling Mykonos

Ling-Ling is the Asian Fusion restaurant of your dreams.

Located in the old town center Ling Ling Mykonos has an open-air restaurant and bar, as well as a private dining and lounge area.

The Menu is Cantonese and comprised of various small dishes designed to be shared amongst friends.

Impressively enough, Ling Ling seamlessly manages to blend beautiful Asian Cuisine with the best local Greek ingredients.

World-class mixologists create innovative cocktails and the resident DJ does a fine job at entertainment!

The staff is also incredibly polite, quick, and knowledgeable!

There are also 3 set menu options for two, and although the prices are on the high end, every mouthwatering bite is worth the price tag. Yum!

As a result, Ling Ling quickly became my favorite Asian Mykonos restaurant!

Nus-Ret Mykonos

This incredible steakhouse belongs to the salt-bae chef who became a viral internet sensation.

If you are a meat lover, then I highly recommend a visit- although be warned, the price tag is high!

My Nusret Mykonos review has all the details, prices, and mouthwatering pictures you need 🙂

Cavo Tagoo

Located right next to my hotel – Kouros Hotel and Suites lies another excellent hotel, Cavo Tagoo Mykonos.

In this hotel, you will find an all-day lounge serving beautiful food, cocktails, and shisha.

Make an early dinner reservation at Cavo Tagoo and enjoy some of the best sunset views of the island,

accompanied by live classy entertainment, wine, cocktails, and gorgeous food.

Try out the lobster pasta, and the desserts – which I have to say were some of the best I had in Mykonos!

Principote Beach Bar- Lunch Restaurant

Although technically a beach club, here you will find a fine dining experience unlike any other.

Principote Mykonos is one of my favorite establishments on the island, and dare I say it, in all my travels!

When you visit, you will see that it exhumes elegance, class, luxury, service, beauty, and of course…incredible food.

It is no wonder it is also included in my Mykonos Beach Bars article – and a top contender at that!

Beautifully presented food, innovative recipes, organic fresh ingredients… I cannot recommend it enough!

The Incredible wine and champagne list completes the carefully crafted menu, for a mind-blowing dining sensation.

Have I found my favorite Mykonos Restaurant? I think I have!

Mykonos Restaurant – Passagi Beach Bar

Passaji offers a great gastronomic experience that celebrates the diversity and commonality of Greek, Italian, and Asian cuisine.

Pasaji means passage. From morning to dawn, it aims to do just that; create a passage through countries, kitchens, and aromas in an idyllic location on the beach.

Spend your day on the comfortable sunbeds and when it is time for your lunch reservation, move on up to the restaurant.

The menu is based on the purest local ingredients combined with the aromas of the East, creating a unique fusion menu inspired by Chefs John Vidalis and Stratos Chronakis.

The burgers and sushi options are particularly delicious!

Ftelia Beach Bar -Lunch

A new beach bar that is so unpretentious, you would think you’re not in Mykonos anymore!

Ftelia Beach is a surfer’s beach, with a beautiful and elegant beach bar that serves incredible food.

it is cheaper than the other beach bars mentioned above and so delicious that you will wanna eat there more than once!

At Ftelia Beach Bar, you will find a menu that celebrates Greek Cuisine at its finest, focusing on Aegean and Cycladic recipes.

Executive Chef Nikos Fotiadis is a Michelin Star title holder and has been honored with two Toques d’Or Awards by Athinorama.

And it makes sense, because simple things, like a lentil salad, were mind-blowingly delicious!

Highly recommend!

Lotus Resto Bar

Nothing cures a Mykonian hangover faster than a burger.

And Lotus Resto offers the Best Burger in Mykonos by FAR!

Chef Ilias Koulos nailed this burger- I wasn’t even particularly hungry when I ordered and I devoured the whole thing.

A soft, mouthwatering Angus beef burger, cooked to perfection. The bun was perfect, the cheese was perfect, and even the tomato was perfect, what is this witchcraft?!

Lotus Resto is so delicious it couldn’t go missing from my Mykonos Restaurant list! Yum!

Souvlaki Story

The humble souvlaki is a Greek way of life and no meal a tourist in Greece should ever miss.

For authentic souvlaki, gyro kebab, and some great vegetarian options too, Souvlaki Story is the place to be in Mykonos, located in the old town center, it is convenient, inexpensive, and oh so delicious!

 Kayak Ice Cream

No great meal is complete without dessert and no holiday is worth mentioning unless you have indulged a little bit.

Enter Kayak, serving the best ice cream in Mykonos! Kayak Ice Cream is all about fresh Greek ingredients that result in pure and mouthwatering ice cream.

Highly Recommend it for those lazy afternoons spent strolling the old town and shops.

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Have I left your favorite out? Let me know in the comments!

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Particularly, I will be showing you around Kouros Hotel and Suites, which is my favorite luxurious hotel on the island!

Inside the article, you will also find alternative recommendations for where to stay in Mykonos that suit other budget means!

When looking for the ultimate best place to stay in Mykonos, I was in between 3 luxury hotels.

Ultimately, Kouros Hotel and Suites won me over, because of its warmer atmosphere, and sophisticated elegance.

This hotel lacks absolutely nothing, so let’s get straight into its details and photos so you too, can get to know the best place to stay in Mykonos!

Kouros Hotel and Suites Location

Located on the seafront of Mykonos town, the Kouros Hotel & Suites offers elegant accommodation and a quiet location with views over the old and new harbors.

Mykonos Airport is located only 7 km away making transportation easy!

BOOK KOUROS HOTEL AND SUITES

Best place to stay in Mykonos – The Rooms

One of my favorite parts of the hotel was my room!

I caught myself wanting to get ready earlier in the evening so I could enjoy the sunset on my terrace.

Also, I looked forward to taking long showers in the enormous rain shower at the end of the day.

The beds were so incredibly soft, that it was hard to choose between sleeping in, and enjoying breakfast by the pool!

I bet no one else went on holiday to Mykonos and wanted to spend all day in their room!

But with suites as large and luxurious as the ones at Kouros Hotel and Suites…you will want to too!

Each of the rooms at Kouros Hotel & Suites is large and luxuriously appointed while retaining the charm of the typical Cycladic architecture.

All rooms retain the charm of the typical Cycladic architecture and have private terraces with Aegean Sea views. Bliss.

The Deluxe Suites come with their private pools, and each room has its private terrace with sea views!

The highlights of Kouros Hotel and Suites

• Breathtaking Sunset Views
• Incredibly comfortable beds
• Very large spacious bungalows that feel like apartments!
• An outdoor pool that is filled with seawater
• Both A la carte and buffet breakfast
• A Top-notch well-hidden restaurant – The Narcissus restaurant
• Central location that is still quiet!
• Free daily car service to and from the center of town
• A spotlessly clean hotel that also includes a night maid service.
• Super friendly, polite, and efficient staff that also speaks Greek, English, Spanish, French, and Italian
• Pet-friendly hotel – yeap, you heard right! Pets are welcomed warmly and at no extra charge!
• Babysitting services (at an extra charge)
• Spa and Beauty services

Best place to stay in Mykonos – The Incredible Breakfast

A highlight of any good hotel is the breakfast service.

And at Kouros Hotel and Suites, breakfast time is pretty great.

Breakfast starts at the buffet with a complete continental breakfast. I am pleased to report they have a special gluten-free section too!

There is also a large choice of quality drinks- from fresh orange juice, champagne, tea, or coffee.

The real fun though is in the a la carte menu!

You can choose any of the cooked options like scrambled eggs, benedict, omelets, egg and avocado toast, or smoked salmon.

It’s all delicious, so I can guarantee you will have many beautiful breakfasts at Kouros Hotel and Suites.

You can take your breakfast inside or move outside by the pool, and honestly, with views like these…why would you not?

The pool and bar

The seawater pool is large, pristine, and cold enough to make it perfect.

The staff is kind and efficient, and waits on you hand and foot!

Pool towels, cigar ashtrays, excellent coffee, and cocktails are brought to you at a moment’s notice and your day at the pool is as relaxing and luxurious as possible.

Perfect for a lazy day away from Mykonos Beach Clubs!

P.S The club sandwich is to die for!

Best place to stay in Mykonos – The Spa

Zoe Luxury Spa takes you on a journey of wellness and holistic health.

Through an amazing range of spa therapies, Hamam rituals, and beauty treatments your mind, body, and spirit align for optimal health and wellness.

Indulging in the luxury of the exclusive Juliette Armand and Kos Paris treatment products is a real treat.

Guests have free use of a color rain therapy shower, an aromatherapy hot tub, and a cozy Hamam area. Enjoy!

This hotel is perfect for couples both treating themselves to well-deserved relaxation and luxury as well as honeymooners.

I hope you have enjoyed this journey through the magical Kouros Hotel and Suites!

By now, I’m sure you are feeling confident about choosing the best place to stay in Mykonos.

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