Best Party Hostels
in Mykonos

MyCocoon Hostel

This hostel is centrally located in Mykonos town. With airport shuttle, a mini market on-site, access to the pool bar, and a great pool view. There are chances to socialise and have fun. It is also in near proximity to restaurants and local shops for buying and also features a cash machine. Prepare to have all the fun at Mycocoon hostel.

Eleanna's Mykonos

Mykonos Town is where the island’s nightlife kicks off, and you’ll find most party hostels clustered around its narrow, whitewashed streets. Eleanna's Mykonos is in Mykonos Town (Chora), which puts it at the start of that circuit. Scorpios on Beach Road. This beach club turns into a full-blown party by sunset, with DJs playing house and techno on a sand dancefloor. Cavo Paradiso on Beach is the fallback option if the first place is packed. A 6.5 rating is at the low end of the scale. Expectations should match.

Studio Eleni

Studio Eleni is in Mykonos Town, known as Chora, the island's nightlife centre. The streets here are narrow and whitewashed, and the clubs are built into old windmill buildings and converted warehouses. Scorpios on the Paradise Beach road is the serious option. DJs play house and techno on a sand dancefloor, with entry on the door. Cavo Paradiso on the beach is the longer commitment: sunrise sets, international acts, 15-minute drive from town. No price or rating in current data.

Mykonos Town (Chora)

The island’s capital is a maze of whitewashed alleys, bougainvillea-draped balconies, and bars tucked into every corner. Matoyianni Street is the main drag, lined with shops and restaurants, while Little Venice is where you’ll find the most famous sunset spots. The windmills are a five-minute walk from the centre, and the harbour is where boats depart for nearby islands.

Paradise Beach

This is where Mykonos’s party scene spills onto the sand. The beach is lined with clubs like **Scorpios** and **Cavo Paradiso**, and the music pumps from noon until sunrise. It’s a 20-minute bus ride from Mykonos Town, and the last bus back leaves at 3 a.m.: after that, taxis cost €15–20.

Ornos

A quieter alternative to Paradise Beach, Ornos has a long stretch of sand and a handful of beach bars. It’s family-friendly during the day but livens up at night with open-air bars like **Kiki’s Tavern**. The bus from Mykonos Town takes 15 minutes and costs €2. Ornos is also a good spot for watersports: jet skis and paddleboards rent for €25–40 an hour.

This beach club turns into a full-blown party by sunset, with DJs playing house and techno on a sand dancefloor. Entry is €20, which includes a drink, but arrive before 8 p.m. to grab a daybed without paying extra. The crowd is a mix of backpackers and Instagram influencers: dress to impress. Expect to pay €14 for a cocktail.

Built into a cliff above Paradise Beach, this open-air club has a pool and panoramic views. It’s famous for its sunrise parties, which start at 6 a.m. and go until noon. Entry is €30, including one drink, but the real cost is the €15 cocktails. The music is mostly EDM and hip-hop, and the dress code is strict: no sandals or tank tops.

Perched on the edge of Little Venice, this bar is all about the view. Happy hour runs from 6–8 p.m., with two-for-one cocktails for €12. The crowd is mostly tourists, and it gets packed by 7 p.m., so arrive early. The music is chilled house and lounge: perfect for starting the night before heading to the clubs.

Astra is the island’s most famous gay-friendly club, but everyone’s welcome. The music is a mix of pop, drag shows, and techno, and the dancefloor is open-air. Entry is €15, including a drink, but cocktails cost €13. It’s open from midnight until 6 a.m., and the crowd peaks around 2 a.m.

A tiny bar in Mykonos Town with some of the strongest cocktails on the island. The owner, Bao, mixes everything himself, and a drink costs €10–12. It’s standing-room only, but the vibe is friendly and unpretentious. Open from 8 p.m. until 3 a.m., it’s a great spot to pre-game before hitting the clubs.

A high-energy club in Mykonos Town with drag shows, pop anthems, and bottle service. Entry is €20, including a drink, but table service starts at €200. The music is mostly commercial hits, and the crowd is a mix of tourists and locals. It’s open from midnight until 6 a.m., with the busiest nights on Fridays and Saturdays.