'2008 El pelícano de Mykonos' - Attribution: Mykonos has developed a road network with good road signs and paved roads extensively. However, those that lead to crowded beaches (Paradise, Super Paradise) are close to causing traffic problems in the summer. For getting around the island there are buses starting from Mykonos town every 30 minutes.
The first station is in the port with destination to Ano Mera, the northwestern villages and beaches of Elia and Kalafatis, while the second is located in Fabrica with departures to airport and the seaside villages St. Ioanis, Ornos, Platis Yialos and Kalapodi (Bus tel.: 22890 23360).
Also from Ornos there are boats departing to neighboring beaches, while visitors can enjoy a cruise around Mykonos and Delos (tel.: 22890 24970). The taxi stop is at Square Manto Mavrogenous near the port. Within the Town of Mykonos you can find many shops with a variety of clothes, shoes, accessories and artwork while in the narrow streets there are couture houses and expensive jewelers.
The schedule is flexible with most shops remaining open until midnight during the tourist season. The areas of art and culture are the Cine Manto, with cinema, outdoor theater, concerts and performances, the Municipal Art Gallery, the Art Gallery, which displays works by Greek artists, and the Municipal Library.
Useful telephones:
Police Department: 22890 22716
Tourist Police: 22890 22482
Port: 22890 22218
Health Centre: 22890 23998 - 23994
Municipality of Mykonos: 22890 22201 - 23988
Citizen Service Centres: 22890 28621
Post Office: 22890 22238
Call Center Association of Taxi: 22890 23700 - 22400
Hotel Association of Mykonos: 22890 24760 - 24540
Association rented accommodation: 22890 24860 26860
Olympic Airways: 22890 22490 - 22495
Archaeological Museum of Mykonos: 22890 22325
Delos Archaeological Museum: 22890 22259
Aegean Maritime Museum: 22890 22700