Mykonos Short Break | 2 Days

This holiday package is designed for those who want to get out for just a few days and enjoy a short holiday break to the most famous island of Europe! You will spend 2 days / 1 night in Mykonos so you can either party or relax on the beach! – Great hotels, amazing food as well as friendly locals are what you will find in Mykonos.

You can extend your stay during your booking.

Mykonos

Mykonos is a small island in the Aegean Sea with less than 10,000 inhabitants. Its main highlights are its beautiful virgin beaches, its legendary nightlife, its rich history, its charming white-washed houses, and also because it is very close to Delos island, home to an important archeological site.

One of the most rewarding experiences in Mykonos is to have a drink or a bite to eat at one of the waterfront restaurants or bars in Little Venice and enjoy the beautiful sunsets. Little Venice is one of the liveliest areas of this great destination.

What does this day trip include?

This two (or more) day trip includes transport from Athens to Mykonos by boat, accommodation with breakfast included in Mykonos and the return transfer services from your hotel to the port and back both in Athens and Mykonos. However, it does not include a guide or host.

Tour Details

Departure & Return Location

Athens to Athens

Departure Time

Pick-up time 06:30 am / Drop-off time about 08:30 pm

Price Includes

1-night 4**** hotel accommodation at Mykonos.
Transfer Athens – Piraeus port.
Arrival and departure transfers in Mykonos.
Ferry Tickets with numbered seats.
Daily breakfast.

Price Excludes

Gratuities (optional) or personal expenses.
International Flights
Hotel Stay-over taxes to be paid directly to the hotels.
Travel insurance

New Health Protocols for Traveling to Greece

No one has remained unaffected by the historically monumental event that was the covid-19 pandemic. We extend our sympathies to everyone that has suffered in his or her own way during these tumultuous times. As life is slowly starting to resume to normal rhythms, we must not throw caution to the wind, but take heed of the lessons we had to learn in the past few months moving forward.

The aftermath of an unprecedented global health crisis, finds the rules of travel vastly changed in a short amount of time. The governments of the countries least affected by this crisis have taken measures to ensure everyone’s safety as they are starting to welcome back travelers. Greece remains one of the safest destinations worldwide, having exceptionally handled a difficult situation and in the same spirit of responsibility has instituted a new public health protocol to retain the status quo.

We are here to help you navigate through the steps you need to take to travel to Greece in a safe and responsible manner. Starting July 1st 2020, the following guidelines have been issued by the Greek authorities:

Passenger Location Form (PLF)

The Passenger Locator Form (PLF) is a key element in the process. All travelers are obliged to complete their PLF at least 48 hours before entering the country, providing detailed information on their point of departure, the duration of previous stays in other countries, and the address of their stay while in Greece.

You can fill out the passenger location form here.

International Flights

The following protocol has been put in place for passengers traveling to any Greek airport via international flights:

Arrival of passengers at the arrival gate.

Transfer to the area where screening personnel are located and check the unique quick response (QR) code each passenger shows on their mobile phone screen or printed QR form.

Screening personnel direct passengers, depending on their QR code, either to the screening area or to the exit (baggage claim area or passport control). Until the screening results become available, passengers tested for the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 by a trained health team are obliged to self-isolate at the address of their final destination as declared on their passenger locator form (PLF). Upon completion of the screening, they are directed towards the exit.

All passengers must comply with all of the necessary preventive hygiene measures (use of masks and physical distancing).

Domestic Flights

For domestic flights, all passengers must comply with all of the necessary preventive hygiene measures (use of masks and physical distancing).

International Sea Travel

The following protocol has been put in place for passengers traveling to any Greek port from abroad:

Arrival of incoming passengers on foot at the main entry gate.

Incoming passengers arriving in vehicles are directed to the special entry gate.

All passengers are transferred to areas where screening personnel are located and check the unique quick response (QR) code each passenger shows on their mobile phone screen or printed QR form.

Depending on passengers’ QR code, screening personnel either direct them to the screening area or allow them to enter the country. Until the screening results become available, passengers who are tested for the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 by a trained health team are obliged to self-isolate at the address of their final destination as declared on their passenger locator form (PLF). Upon completion of the screening they are allowed to enter the country.

All passengers must comply with all of the necessary preventive measures (use of masks and physical distancing).

Domestic Sea Travel

As part of the guidelines announced by the Greek Authorities, all passengers must complete a “Pre boarding information” form and submit it to the vessel’s Chief Purser along with their ticket, when boarding, prior to the vessel’s departure. YWe will will send you the appropriate form prior to your departure. In addition, all passengers must comply with all of the necessary preventive hygiene measures (use of masks and physical distancing).

Land Transfers

In alignment with the Greek public health protocols, our fleet of land vehicles for domestic transfers has been equipped with all the necessary equipment to ensure our guests’ safety and comfort. Our personnel is equipped with protective masks and hand sanitizer is provided for passengers. Transfers are conducted at reduced capacity to observe social distancing during your trip.

Hotels

We have always utilized our decades of experience in the travel industry to select the finest hotels for our guests to stay in. In these times, this has become a matter of utmost importance. As a result, and with the safety of our guests at heart, we are only working with hotels from which we have been assured that health protocols are kept in their premises.

What happens with confirmed cases?

It’s always prudent to prepare for the worst, so in case an infection is confirmed, the Greek state will cover expenses related to hospitalization of visitors suffering from Covid-19 symptoms. This includes transfer to a hospital and medical costs as well as stay in a quarantine hotel if needed. In the event of a confirmed infection, close contacts of the case will be transferred to a separate quarantine accommodation at the expense of the Greek state. Remaining guests will continue their holidays.

Itinerary

Day 1Athens - Mykonos

Early in the morning at 06:30 AM, one of our vehicles will be waiting for you along with your assistant to transfer you to the port of Piraeus where you will board the ferry to the famous island of Mykonos. The crossing is scheduled at the ideal time of the day so as to enjoy the sun on deck and marvel at the deep blue of the Aegean sea. The chosen name is said to be “the heap of stones” or the “rocky place”, but a later version states that the island’s name is connected to the hero Mykono, son of the king of Dilos Aniou.

Upon your arrival on the island, one of our English speaking representatives will be waiting to welcome you, transfer you to your hotel and introduce you to this famous island.

The rest of the day is free for you to relax and immerse yourself in the ‘slow’ way of life of the islanders.

Day 2Mykonos - Pireus Port of Athens

After your breakfast and at the agreed time, you will be transferred to the port of Mykonos where you will catch the ferry departing at 2:15 p.m. back to Athens. According to mythology, part of this route was the same one followed by Theseus on his way to Athens after defeating the fearsome minotaur. Our services will come to an end at Piraeus port upon your arrival, at about 20:20 hs.

Mykonos Short Break | 2 Days

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