Mykonos Agia Anna beach

How to get to Agia Anna beach

There are many different ways to get to Agia Anna beach from any location on the island.
Airport to Agia Anna: 11 km / 6.8 miles | New Port to Agia Anna: 14 km / 8.6 miles | Town to Agia Anna: 12.5 km / 7.7 miles

Private transfers: We recommend using an online pre-booked transfer service, which provides transfer by taxi, minibus, or private VIP car and arranging a pickup directly from the port, airport, or your hotel. Alternatively, there’s the option of arranging a pickup by a local driver at the following numbers: 0030 694 764 1474, 0030 22890 22400, or booking your taxi online.

Car rental: There’s the option of renting a car and picking it up directly from the airport, port, or your hotel. Using a car rental allows visitors to discover Agia Anna beach and many other places of interest at their own pace.

Public transfers: Kalafatis beach is located next to Agia Anna beach (a 7-minute walk). In Kalafatis lies the terminal of the bus route Mykonos town (Old Port) > Kalafatis. Note that there are two central bus stations in Mykonos town: Fabrika and Old Port. Several buses depart from Old Port to Kalafatis during the day. Itineraries might change according to the season. Check the official timetables here.
From Mykonos airport to Agia Anna: A bus station lies outside the main terminal building. The bus route Airport > New Port (approximately every 1.5 hours) takes visitors to Fabrika central station (second stop). From there, visitors need to reach the bus station of Old Port (a 15-minute walk). From Old Port, visitors should board another bus to reach Agia Anna, following the route Mykonos town (Old Port) > Kalafatis.
From Mykonos new port (in Tourlos) to Agia Anna: The bus station is located at the new port of Mykonos, a 3-minute walk away from the passenger disembarkation area. From there, visitors who have arrived by ferry can take the bus route New Port > Old Port (approximately every 30 minutes) and get off at the terminal. From Old Port, visitors should board another bus to reach Agia Anna, following the route Mykonos town (Old Port) > Kalafatis.
Tip: Since buses don’t always stop at every scheduled stop of their itinerary, our advice to visitors is to inform the driver about their final destination in advance.