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Simple sea bus to a compact, walkable town.

Where ships dock

  • New Port (Tourlos), about 2.5 km north of town
  • Tenders to the Old Port (some ships)

Getting to town

The Mykonos SeaBus crosses from the New Port to the Old Port in Mykonos Town in about 8–12 minutes, roughly every 30 minutes with extra trips for cruise arrivals. Buses and the waterfront walk are alternatives.

Mykonos Town is pedestrian-only. Little Venice and the windmills are a short walk from the Old Port.

Fares are as reported by the sources below and change often. Treat them as estimates.

Money & entry

Currency: Euro (€). Cards are widely accepted; carry some cash for small purchases.

Entry: U.S. passport required. ETIAS (the EU travel authorization) is NOT yet in operation: the official EU site says no applications are being collected and a start date will be announced several months ahead (checked Oct 2026). Don't pay any site claiming to sell ETIAS now. The EU Entry/Exit System (EES) does register non-EU travelers' passports and biometrics at Schengen external borders.

Top sights nearby

  • Little Venice
  • Kato Mili windmills
  • Paraportiani church
  • Delos (boat trip; UNESCO)

Beaches

  • Agios Stefanos (near the New Port)
  • Ornos and Psarou (bus or taxi)

Safety & tips

  • The town's lanes are a maze; save a map offline.
  • Delos boats have set times; check the return.
  • It's windy; bring a layer.

Check U.S. State Department travel advisories before you sail.

⏰ Back to the ship on time

SeaBus lines build late in the day. Head back 60 minutes before all-aboard.

Ship time can differ from local time. Your ship won't wait for independent travelers.

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