Do clubs in Mykonos check ID?

Legally no, however, the chances of anyone ever checking your ID – well- it would be a very rare occasion, especially on party islands like Zakynthos and Mykonos. The legal age to go into clubs that sell alcohol (and that would be all of them!) is 18.



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Most of them opt for matching linen sets and loafers or sandals. Linen shirts and trousers are a must-have for a vacation on one of the most gorgeous Greek islands. And, of course, if you want to bring a bit of fun to the party, there couldn't be a better time to put on a colored Hawaiian shirt.

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Not legally, but you can purchase alcohol from most places since ID checking is not a common practice, unfortunately. In bars and restaurants, the law states that you can drink from your 17th birthday, which is not always obeyed of course.

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That aside, you also have plenty of options as to which party you want to join. With the flirting being the favourite sport here, lots of stylish bars, cosmopolitan shores, hedonistic thrills of all kinds, and star-lit beach bars, Mykonos might indeed be the ideal destination for a solo traveller.

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Mykonos is, indeed, the queen of the Cyclades and one of the most alluring tourist destinations in the Mediterranean that can fascinate with its cosmopolitan nature. And, although it is most widely preferred among large groups of friends or couples, Mykonos is also ideal for solo travellers.

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In Africa, the legal drinking age is generally set at 18 years old, as seen in countries like Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, and Zimbabwe. Similarly, in Latin America, 18 years old is the prevailing legal drinking age in countries such as Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Uruguay.

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Must be 21 years of age or older with a valid government ID.

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