A gay-oriented hotel offering club nights, drag shows and pool parties, Elysium Hotel is set near the heart of Mykonos Town, a short drive to Mykonos Island Airport.
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Mykonos Island Airport Guide (JMK)
Airport info
Code:
JMK
Number of terminals:
1
Dialling code:
+30
Timezone:
GMT +3:00
Address:
Mykonos, Greece
Location:
Mykonos Island Airport is located 4km (2.5 miles) southeast of the town of Mykonos.
Telephone:
22890 79000.
Here you'll find essential information on Mykonos Island Airport, including contact details, airport transfer facts, details of airport facilities, and how to get there.
Information:
There is an information desk in the terminal building.
Email address:
kamktl@otenet.gr
Website:
www.hcaa.gr Driving directions:
The distance between Mykonos Island Airport and Mykonos town centre is only 4km (2.5 miles), so whether driving from the airport to the town or vice versa, it is relatively simple. Just take the main road running southeast from the town or northwest from the airport and follow the signs.
Public Transport
Public transport road:
Bus: A regular local bus service operates between Mykonos Island Airport and Mykonos town centre.
Taxi: Taxis are available at the taxi rank opposite the terminal building.
Terminal facilities
Money:
The Commercial Bank of Greece has an ATM installed in the terminal building.
Food:
There are no restaurants at Mykonos Island Airport, but there is a cafeteria selling hot and cold drinks, snacks and light meals in the terminal building. There are two bars at the airport.
Shopping:
There is a duty-free shop in the terminal building selling tobacco, spirits, perfumes, cosmetics, travel accessories and gift items.
Luggage:
There is a lost and found office in the terminal building, but there is no left luggage service at Mykonos Island Airport.
Other:
Baby changing facilities are available in the terminal building.
Airport facilities
Conference and business:
There are no conference or business facilities at Mykonos Island Airport. The nearby Tharroe of Mykonos Hotel De Luxe (tel: 22890 27370; www.tharroeofmykonos.gr) has a meeting room and a business centre. For VIP services contact: 22890 79001.
Disabled facilities:
Facilities for the disabled are basic. Contact the airline before travel if assistance is needed at Mykonos Island Airport.
Car parking:
There is a car park at Mykonos Island Airport offering both short- and long-term parking spaces.
Car rental:
Car hire companies represented at Mykonos Island Airport include: Avis, Hertz and Sixt.
Airport hotels
Ostraco Suites
Featuring contemporary interiors, Ostraco Suites provides accommodation near Mykonos Town. The hotel has an outdoor pool and on-site dining facilities.
Website:
Tharroe of Mykonos Hotel De Luxe
Located close to both central Mykonos and Mykonos Island Airport, Tharroe of Mykonos Hotel De Luxe offers luxury accommodation with sea views. Hotel amenities include meeting space, fitness facilities and on-site dining, as well as an outside pool overlooking the sea.
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Even short-haul trips carry risks
Visit your GP surgery/Travel Clinic to stay healthy on holiday. This is an educational initiative from GlaxoSmithKline Travel Health UK/MARK/0207a/10 January 2011
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