Is it always so windy in Mykonos?

Yes, Mykonos is one of the Greek islands that are windy almost all year round. However, when it comes to the summer winds, in many cases they are very helpful as they cool down the temperature. Of course, there are some days that there are no strong winds on the island.



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Platis Gialos beach is a favourite with tourists mainly because, on a windy island like Mykonos, it is the least breezy, being more sheltered than the other bays.

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Calm, crystalline waters, a beach fully equipped with facilities and services, as well as a wide choice of water sports for those who want them. Platis Gialos beach is a favourite with tourists mainly because, on a windy island like Mykonos, it is the least breezy, being more sheltered than the other bays.

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Agrari Beach The perfect place for families who want to spend a quiet day in dreamily beautiful surroundings. Agrari Beach is often very windy and the seabed is rocky. For this reason, rock-climbing shoes are recommended for walking and bathing, otherwise, you may experience discomfort or even hurt yourself.

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Mykonos will be windier than Santorini which is probably the better location for a 3 year old, but the beaches are black and gritty, unlike Mykonos sandy beaches.

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Mykonos Town, also called Chora, has the most nightlife, restaurants, and shopping of anywhere on the island. This compact, walkable village is the island's historic capital and largest town, buzzing with activity, especially at night.

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The best time to visit Mykonos is September and October. Sitting in the Aegean Sea, this island's weather permits a year-round flow of tourists, but in September and October you'll see that the large crowds have left, the water remains warm and the hotel rates descend back into a reasonable range.

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On the coldest nights, the temperature may drop to 4°C/39.2°F. On the warmest days, the temperature may reach 17°C/62.6°F. The day lasts approximately 10 hours. The sunshine lasts about 3.5 hours.

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In Greece, the Meltemi is also known as the 'etesian' wind which translated means 'annual wind'. These strong, dry northern winds actually blow all through the summer from June right through to September and sometimes they can last another month too.

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Hi there girls, Yes, Mykonos can be expensive, Its because of its popularity, its connections via boat and airport to all other parts of Greece. But, you can still have a great time here and there are places to eat, stay and have a drink at that are not too expensive as others.

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The answer obviously depends on the size of a boat and the size of the waves, but in general, wind speeds over 20–33 knots (around 28–54 km/h) are considered too windy for boating. At this speed, almost all sizes of boats are greatly affected and smaller ones may even be in danger of capsizing.

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Santorini is best known as a romantic island with one-of-a-kind views, whereas Mykonos is more about sandy beaches and spirited partying. Depending on the vibe you seek, both islands suit holidays à deux. Solo travellers and groups of friends will also find both appealing, though Mykonos offers more in terms of edge.

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Santorini is awesome but Mykonos has amazing tropical golden sand beaches. Moreover, beach clubs in Santorini are very relaxing and chilled out whereas Mykonos beach clubs re famous for their crazy beach parties. Detailed Comparison: Santorini has only volcanic pebbles beaches (there is a red, black and white beach).

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Is Mykonos hotter than Santorini? Despite being much further south, Crete has similar daytime temperatures, with slightly more hours of sunlight in the day. Figures for other popular islands such as Mykonos and Santorini are pretty much the same.

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In brief, the weather in Mykonos is bright and sunny from April to October, with the highest temperatures occurring in August. Cloudy days are very rare during the high season, unlike meltemia winds that blow throughout the summer.

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There is a reason why Mykonos is called The Island of the Winds, and while the strong wind is great for toning down some of the summer heat, it may also cause you to not notice you're exposed to strong sun rays. Mykonos is known for two things – legendary nightlife and extreme sunburns.

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The typical climate here is Mediterranean, with mild and rainy winters and warm and sunny summers. The nickname The Island of the Winds came from strong winds that tend to blow over the area during the year, cooling the summer air and making the hottest season a little more bearable but pretty dry.

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