If your dreams of Mykonos include a jaw-dropping view of an unspoiled beach, then welcome to your unforgettable holiday experience at this charming mesonnaite. Just 10 minutes outside of the busy town of Mykonos, away from the busy crowds, the quiet beach of Agios Sostis and this beautiful apartment await your arrival.

The Mesonnaite:

Bedrooms & Baths: Six guests will find this apartment comfortable, spacious and simply delightful. There are three spacious, meticulous bedrooms, each with one double bed accommodating two people. You’ll find easy access to terraces on the ground and upper floors - which means you can enjoy the stunning views from inside or outside your apartment. There are two spotless bathrooms for your convenience.

Kitchen: The bright kitchen is fully equipped so that you don’t need to go anywhere if you’d like to dine quietly at home.

Living and Dining:
There are several lovely sitting areas so that guests can spread out throughout this spacious apartment comfortably. The central living area is well appointed and combined with the indoor dining room. (The views and ocean breezes from the terraces are so spectacular that you might prefer to eat outside rather than eat inside!) The apartment’s tastefully decorated spaces in cool, soothing colors offer a respite from the hot summer sun, and you can relax inside or on any of the covered terraces. If you would prefer to lounge in the sun, just move into the garden tucked between the house and the views of the sea in the distance.

Extras: The apartment offers free wifi, washer, and dryer, as well as parking for your convenience. We include all of the linens and towels. We also include a hair dryer, hangers, and shampoo. Just bring your bathing suits and camera to capture the extraordinary sunsets!

Dear guest,

We hope you are looking forward to your upcoming stay with us!

We would like to inform you about an important regulation mandated by the Greek government. From April to October, all guests are required by law to pay an Environmental Fee. This fee cannot be included in the booking price and must be collected separately before arrival, as stipulated by the Greek authorities.

The fee is:

€8 per night for apartments

€15 per night for villas

Please note:

This amount is not a charge from us, and we do not profit from it in any way.

Once we collect this fee, we pay it in full directly to the government as a tax.

Unfortunately, we are not allowed to waive, reduce, or absorb this fee, no matter the circumstances.

Payment is required before check-in, as per Greek law.

We completely understand this might be frustrating, and we sincerely wish we could make it easier for you. However, we are legally obligated to comply, and without this payment, check-in is not permitted.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Should you have any questions or need assistance with the payment process, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Warm regards.

About Agios Sostis Serene beauty is synonymous with Agios Sostis given its relaxed environment away from the hustle and bustle of busier parts of the island. It’s only 20-minutes from, but almost a world away from the town of Mykonos. Agios Sostis is one of the quietest beaches you’ll find on Mykonos, perfect for those seeking a respite from busier beaches. There are no services at this small beach, but there is a tavern tucked into the hillside. Staying at this beautiful apartment means you can have the best of both worlds here. If you want to dine out, you’re close some of the islands best in the town of Mykonos. As a small island, Mykonos offers a multitude of things to do for tourists whether it’s dining in a tavern, dancing, or visiting cultural and historic sites. Beaches are plentiful and, unlike Agios Sostis, most are busy. There are several sailing companies near Agios Sostis if you would like to enjoy the beach in a different form other than sunbathing. Enjoy the iconic pedestrian street of Matoyianni/Matogianni Streets with its white buildings and charming shops. Little Venice in the area of Charos in Mykonos offers lively clubs and restaurants. Enjoy a stroll along its quaint streets but prepare for crowds at peak season. The Church of Paraportiai is well worth a visit and a popular site. Dating back to the 15th century, it the oldest oldest church on the island. The journey to the Armenistis Lighthouse, at Faros Armenistis 846 00, is far more impressive than the the lighthouse itself, but you probably won’t regret taking the time to drive up here. It’s northwest of town.