Mykonos

Port Mykonos stands apart from countless cruise stops by offering an instantly walkable gateway to a living Cycladic masterpiece. Docking near Hora, guests step from the quay into a postcard—white cubical houses, blue doors, and the scent of sea air mingling with pink oleander—then drift toward Little Venice as the sun sinks behind the Kato Myli windmills. Signature experiences unfold in the town's narrow lanes, at the Kastro, and along the harborfront, where a waterfront stroll becomes a grand tasting menu of Aegean life: a casual sip at a pebbled café, a private Delos day trip by speedboat, and an afternoon on Ornos or Psarou with time to bargain for local cheeses and sun-kissed swims. For ship crews, the port's two-hub setup—Old Port adjacent to Hora and the newer Tourlos quay capable of handling larger vessels—means swift transfers, efficient turnarounds, and easy access to shore excursions. Fleet features shine when ships deploy flexible itineraries that pair with Mykonos's iconic destinations—sunset sails, private yacht charters, or culinary walking tours that showcase island produce and legendary seafood. Onboard services then complete the loop: world-class dining, rejuvenating spas, and entertainment that carry the island's energy back to the ship, leaving travelers with a memory-powerful blend of culture, coastline, and cosmopolitan hospitality. Ready to dive in? Begin your tour of Mykonos town (Hora) by starting out at its heart: Mando Mavrogenous Square.