A fine pearl on Mykonos’ brusque coast: The temple for oasis pilgrims from all over the world was opened in 2018 on a private beach stretch of the longest beach of the island.
The Myconian Avalon was built into the naked rock and is an impressive proof of traditional Cycladian architecture that combines local stones with white walls and wooden windows. Concrete floors harmoniously melt with contemporary and classic furniture.
Impressive: The 85 rooms, suites and villas with two to four rooms range between 26 and 200 square meters and partially feature private pools and whirlpools.
The proximity to nature is also reflected in the gourmet restaurant. Much of the produce is grown on the premises. A local fisher brings seafood from the surrounding waters.
Architecture
Giannis Dalezios
Interior Design
Antonis Kalogrides and Vangelis Takos
