Mykonos, Greece – Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos has officially opened its doors for its inaugural summer season, inviting guests to experience a new take on luxury hospitality on one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic islands.

Perched above the stunning Kalo Livadi Bay, the resort combines contemporary design with the natural beauty and distinctive character of Mykonos. The property features a private beach, two infinity pools, panoramic Aegean Sea views and a selection of restaurants and bars, alongside a comprehensive spa and wellness offering.

The opening marks the arrival of a second Four Seasons property in Greece, following Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens. Developed in partnership with AGC Equity Partners, the new resort aims to blend the warmth of Greek hospitality with the personalized service associated with the Four Seasons brand.

“As we welcome a second Four Seasons to Greece, joining our Athens hotel, we introduce a new expression of luxury on one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic islands,” says Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President, Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts. “In partnership with AGC Equity Partners, we’ve created an experience that preserves the surrounding environment through thoughtful design and combines the warmth of Greek hospitality with the personalized service that defines Four Seasons.”

Designed by renowned Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis, the cliffside property stretches across six hectares (15 acres) and is inspired by the traditional layout of a Mykonian village. Its elevated position offers sweeping views of the Aegean, while its proximity to Kalo Livadi Bay provides guests with direct access to the island’s natural beauty.

The resort offers a balance between relaxation and exploration. Guests can spend their days on the private beach or beside one of the two infinity pools before heading to Chora, or Mykonos Town, for an evening of dining and entertainment. Shuttle services and private transportation options are available for convenient access to the island’s lively capital.

“Four Seasons Mykonos captures the authentic charm that makes this island so unique,” says General Manager Ryan Grande. “We’re offering the best of both worlds, where guests can choose to unwind or explore the energy of the island at their own pace.”

Stylish Accommodations with a Local Touch

The resort features 94 rooms, suites and villas, several of which include private plunge pools. The accommodations combine contemporary elegance with locally inspired design elements, including Mykonos’ iconic whitewashed architecture and minimalist aesthetic.

A Diverse Culinary Journey

Four restaurants and bars offer a range of dining experiences, from relaxed beachfront moments to sophisticated Mediterranean cuisine, all complemented by expansive sea views.

At Álef, guests can enjoy premium meats and fresh seafood paired with Greek and Old World wines in a Mediterranean grill setting.

Corbu brings the flavours of Italy to Mykonos, serving authentic Italian-inspired dishes throughout the day as an all-day dining destination.

At The Beach, handcrafted cocktails are served in a relaxed seaside atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for unwinding by the water.

Meanwhile, Kafeneo offers a distinctly Greek experience, where guests can start their day with freshly brewed coffee, enjoy traditional Greek meze and desserts, or relax with a sunset cocktail.

A Sanctuary for Spa and Wellness

Surrounded by fragrant gardens, the resort’s spa offers seven treatment rooms, an outdoor spa pavilion and a thermal circuit featuring a sauna, steam room and vitality pool.

Wellness facilities extend to the 24-hour Fitness Centre, which includes an outdoor spinning studio and a sea-view Fitness Pavilion designed for yoga and stretching sessions. Personal trainers are also available to create customized fitness programmes for guests.

Discovering the Island Beyond the Beach

For travellers seeking to explore Mykonos beyond the resort, Four Seasons has curated a collection of experiences designed to showcase the island’s history, landscapes and cultural heritage.

The Delos & Rhenia excursion takes guests from the southern coast of Mykonos to the ancient ruins of Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by opportunities to swim and snorkel in the waters surrounding Rhenia.

With Mykonos from the Sky, guests can admire the island’s dramatic coastline and breathtaking scenery from above during an exclusive helicopter sightseeing experience.

The Best of Mykonos experience offers a guided exploration of Mykonos Town, taking visitors through its iconic whitewashed streets, historic chapels and hidden corners, as well as to landmarks including the Lighthouse, Kalafatis Beach and the village of Ano Mera.

For a more adventurous experience, Horseback Riding at Fokos Beach takes guests along rocky trails and through farmland, passing Fokos Dam before reaching the secluded volcanic beach of Fokos.

A Destination for Celebrations and Weddings

The Hotel also offers a range of venues for weddings, private gatherings and special celebrations. Outdoor events at the resort’s restaurants can accommodate up to 200 guests, while indoor spaces are available for more intimate private occasions.

Couples seeking a more secluded setting can exchange vows at a hillside chapel overlooking the beach before celebrating with a reception at nearby Álef.

Expanding the Four Seasons Experience in Greece

The opening of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos gives travellers the opportunity to combine an island escape with a stay at Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens. The two properties are approximately three hours apart by boat, 30 minutes by plane or 20 minutes by helicopter, with seamless transfer arrangements available through Four Seasons.

The company has also announced plans for a future Four Seasons project in Porto Heli, located in Hinitsa Bay, further expanding its presence in Greece.