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Mykonos packing list

Everything you actually need for Mykonos, and nothing you don't — with notes on what's specific to this destination.

Mykonos, Greece packing list

21 items across 6 categories — 13 marked essential.

Passport/IDEssential
Required for entry and identification.
European Plug Adapter (Type F)Essential
Greece uses Type F sockets, common throughout Europe.
Credit/Debit CardsEssential
Widely accepted, but carry some Euros for smaller vendors or remote areas.
Driver's License/IDP
If planning to rent a scooter or car.

Lightweight, breathable clothingEssential
Mykonos is hot and sunny for much of the year; prioritize linen, cotton, or moisture-wicking fabrics.
Swimsuit(s)Essential
Essential for Mykonos' famous beaches and beach clubs.
Cover-up for beach/poolEssential
Useful for walking to/from beaches or casual cafe stops.
Smart casual evening wearEssential
Many restaurants and bars have a stylish dress code, especially in Mykonos Town.
Comfortable walking shoes/sandalsEssential
Cobblestone streets and hills require sturdy footwear.
Sun hatEssential
Crucial for protection against intense Mediterranean sun.
Light jacket or shawl
Evenings can be breezy, especially by the sea.

Beach towel
Hotels may provide them, but a quick-dry one is convenient for public beaches.
Reef-safe sunscreenEssential
Protect your skin from strong UV rays; many beaches have environmental considerations.
SunglassesEssential
The glare off the water and white buildings is significant.
Water shoes
Some beaches have rocky entry points.

Portable power bank
Useful for keeping devices charged while out exploring or at the beach.
Camera/SmartphoneEssential
To capture the iconic whitewashed villages and stunning views.

Basic first-aid kit
Include plasters for blisters from walking.
Personal medicationsEssential
Bring enough for your trip, as specific brands may be hard to find.
Insect repellent
Can be useful in the evenings, particularly near water.

Modest clothing options
While Mykonos is generally relaxed, it's respectful to have something to cover shoulders/knees if visiting churches or monasteries.

•Tap water is generally not recommended for drinking; bottled water is readily available and inexpensive.
•Mykonos is known for its strong winds, especially in summer. This can provide relief from heat but also make beach days windy.
•ATMs are common in Mykonos Town and major tourist areas, but it's wise to have some cash on hand for smaller establishments or taxis.
•Many popular restaurants and beach clubs require reservations, especially during peak season. Book ahead.
•Be prepared for crowds, particularly in Mykonos Town and popular beach areas during peak tourist months.

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