Luggage storageMykonos New Port

Greece is a sun-soaked cradle of Western civilization, where ancient ruins and vibrant island life meet Mediterranean beaches. The Cyclades archipelago, with its iconic whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches, attracts travelers looking for history, gastronomy and scenic beauty. Visitors to Mykonos come for the postcard-perfect towns, sandy beaches, lively nightlife and easy access to archaeological sites like Delos.

Mykonos has a layered history as a maritime and trading center that later became famed for its cosmopolitan atmosphere. Strolls through Chora reveal narrow streets, windmills and Little Venice, while nearby archaeological sites and museums connect the island to ancient Greek culture. The island’s blend of traditional Cycladic architecture, vibrant café culture and world-class beach clubs makes it a top destination for both relaxation and celebration.

Mykonos New Port serves as the island’s practical gateway, handling ferries and cruise arrivals and offering quick connections to Santorini, Paros, Naxos and the mainland. Located a short drive from Mykonos town, the port links travelers to taxis, buses, car rentals and nearby beaches, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the island or continuing on to other Cyclades islands. For many visitors the New Port is the first taste of Mykonos energy and the main transit hub that shapes the travel experience.

• Official facilities on mainland hubs: Some major Greek hubs (for example large airports or Piraeus/Athens port areas) offer official left-luggage desks—confirm exact location, hours and prices on the hub’s website before you travel.
• Mykonos Airport / New Port: No official luggage lockers; the port and airport are small and typically don’t provide formal left-luggage services.
• Private drop-off services: Bookable online (including via Stasher) with convenient pick-up/drop-off near the New Port and town center; prices commonly start from around €5–€10 per item per day depending on season and bag size.
• Hotel or local shops: Many hotels will hold bags for guests and some nearby shops or tour operators may store luggage for a fee when space allows.
• Plan ahead: If you need guaranteed official storage, consider arranging it on the mainland before island travel or reserve a private drop-off in Mykonos in advance to avoid peak-season shortages.

• Use Stasher near the New Port or in Mykonos Town (Chora) for the most convenient drop-off; reserve in advance to guarantee space.
• Expect to walk or take a short taxi from the New Port to storage locations in Chora if there’s no partner directly at the port.
• Hotel/hostel concierge can often hold luggage for guests for a small fee or donation if you’re staying nearby.
• Confirm partner opening and closing times before drop-off—plan around ferry schedules to avoid being locked out of your bag.
• For long waits between ferries, consider booking storage by the day; for a few hours, check hourly or partial-day options when available.

• Wander Little Venice and the windmills for sunset views and photo spots
• Stroll Matogianni for shopping, cafes and nightlife
• Visit Panagia Paraportiani and other historic churches in Chora
• Take a half-day or full-day boat trip to Delos for ancient ruins and guided tours
• Relax on beaches like Psarou, Platis Gialos and Super Paradise
• Try fresh seafood at waterfront tavernas and sample local Greek cuisine

• Getting into Chora from New Port: short taxi or local bus rides and occasional shuttle boats; walking can take about 20–30 minutes depending on your berth
• If you have a long wait between ferries, store luggage with a nearby service and enjoy Little Venice, the windmills or a quick beach visit
• Keep valuables with you, check opening hours when booking storage, and book in advance during high season

Major transit hubs serving Mykonos include Athens International Airport (ATH) and the main Athens ferry ports at Piraeus and Rafina, while nearby island hubs like Santorini, Paros and Naxos provide frequent inter-island connections. These hubs handle most international arrivals and inter-island ferry routes that link Mykonos to the rest of Greece and Europe.

From Mykonos New Port you can reach those hubs by regular high-speed and conventional ferries to Piraeus, Rafina and the Cyclades islands, or by flying to/from Athens and other cities; once at Athens Airport you can transfer to Piraeus or Rafina by express bus, taxi or pre-booked transfer. On the islands, local buses, taxis and car hire make the final connections straightforward for onward travel.

Stasher provides excellent long-term and large group luggage storage in Greece, including Mykonos and Mykonos New Port. Our services are ideal for people who need to store bags for several weeks or months, as well as for large groups and tour groups needing multiple pieces stored securely and conveniently.

We offer a price beating guarantee, where we'll beat any other genuine, comparable offer presented by 5 per cent, and we provide extra long-term and large group discounts upon request to our customer support. We also offer flexible refunds — feel free to book ahead to secure your space and then message us about a partial refund after booking. Use the bag-counter and date-picker on our website to see available hosts for your needs or visit Stasher to book and contact customer support for group rates and extended storage options.