Old Mykonos Port. The old port in Mykonos Town was used for all ferry movements till 15 years ago! Today on its north quay – jetty, you’ll find many luxury motor yachts docked there in the summer. The rest of the port is still used by a few fishermen …

The old port is the center of Mykonos town now mainly occupied with bars and restaurants facing the sea, and boutiques, jewelry stores and galleries in the alleys behind. They have one in common - super expensive and overpriced.

The Old Port of Mykonos is located in Mykonos town, just behind the infamous Little Venice. The southern part of the port is full of life 24 hours a day, as it attracts many visitors thanks to its central location.

Mykonos has two ports, located about two kilometers apart: The Old Port and the New Port/Tourlos. The Old Port serves smaller vessels and local boats; the New Port serves car/passenger ferries, catamaran ferries, and all cruise ships that dock at Mykonos.

2020年11月25日 · The old port in Mykonos is located in Mykonos town (Chora) and it operated as the main port for ferries till 15 years ago. Recently, it has been used by some fishermen and yachts and, occasionally, receives passenger ferry arrivals.

2024年8月4日 · The Mykonos cruise port is conveniently located near Mykonos Town, also known as Chora, making it easy for cruise passengers to explore the town on foot. A 1-minute walk to the seabus station costs €2 and takes about 30 minutes to reach the center of the old town.

Old Port Beach in Mykonos, Greece - What it's like, how to get there and hotels.

Mykonos Ports. There are two ports in Mykonos -- the Old Port (just about 400m north of the center of Mykonos Town) and the New Port (2km north of town). Few ferries now dock at the Old Port, with all fast and conventional ferries now docking at the New Port.

2025年2月25日 · The northern part of the Old Port is the spot from where many organized tours and small cruises depart. Also, don’t miss the seaside promenade lining the historic harbor in Mykonos Town. The walkway starts at the northern edge of the Old Port and continues all the way to the windmills. Walking alongside this promenade is an experience in itself.

Mykonos Old Port, that also includes a small sandy beach, is a rocking place, usually packed with tourist crowds, as it features a wide variety of bars, restaurants, taverns, and cafes and is very close to the picturesque alleys of the Island’s Town.