Arriving at Mykonos Airport 2026: Everything You Need to Know About Transportation

Welcome to Mykonos! The moment you step off the plane at Mykonos Business Port or the International Airport (JMK), the excitement begins. However, getting to your hotel or villa can be tricky if you haven't planned ahead. In this guide, we break down all your options for 2026.

​1. The Public Bus (KTEL)

The bus is the most budget-friendly option. The station is located right outside the arrivals terminal.

• ​Pros: Very cheap.

• ​Cons: It only goes to specific central hubs (like Fabrika), it’s usually packed, and if you have heavy luggage or a villa in a remote area, it’s not practical.

​2. The Famous Mykonos Taxis

There are only about 30-40 taxis serving the entire island.

• ​The Reality: During peak season (June-September), wait times at the airport taxi rank can exceed 45-60 minutes under the hot sun.

• ​Tip: Taxis in Mykonos use fixed rates for specific zones, but always confirm the price before getting in.

​3. Private Transfer Services (The Stress-Free Choice)

If you want to start your vacation the moment you land, a pre-booked private transfer is the gold standard.

• ​Why choose it: Your driver waits for you with a sign (even if your flight is delayed), helps with luggage, and takes you directly to your door in a luxury, air-conditioned vehicle.

• ​Safety: Especially for villas located on steep hills or narrow roads, professional drivers know the island’s unique geography better than anyone.

​4. Car Rentals

Renting a car gives you freedom, but be warned: parking in Mykonos Town is nearly impossible, and the roads are very narrow and dark at night.

​Summary Advice from a Local:

If you are traveling as a group or carrying luggage, pre-booking your transport is the only way to avoid the "arrival chaos." Don't leave it for the last minute!