Mykonos operates from one terminal with separate areas for domestic and international flights. The terminal is compact and can become crowded during the summer peak; most airlines use common check‑in areas and walk‑on boarding is common at remote stands.

The airport is close to Mykonos Town; road transfers are short and frequent in season.

• Public bus: Seasonal buses run from outside the arrivals area to Mykonos Town and major beaches; frequency increases in summer.
• Taxi: Readily available outside arrivals; short rides to Mykonos Town (under 15 minutes in normal traffic).
• Car/moped rental: Multiple local rental desks operate near the terminal, but book early in high season.
• Ferry connections: For onward island travel you’ll need to reach the port in Mykonos Town (short taxi or bus ride).

Facilities are limited but adequate for short island hops: a handful of cafés and bars, small duty‑free for international passengers and travel essentials.

• Lounges: No large network airline lounges; some seasonal or airline‑run facilities may open in peak months.
• Wi‑Fi/charging: Wi‑Fi availability varies by season; charging outlets are limited so carry a power bank.
• Accessibility: Basic accessibility features are in place but assistance should be requested in advance for busy periods.

Many hotel options are within a short drive of the airport, concentrated in Mykonos Town, Tourlos and Platis Gialos. There are no on‑airport hotels; book early in summer.

• Tip for layovers: If you have a long daytime layover, take the local bus into Mykonos Town for cafes and sea views; overnight stays require advance booking in high season.