Beyond the shipping logistics we've covered before, the real reason most visitors want a car on Mykonos is far simpler: getting between Psarou, Platis Gialos and the beach clubs along that stretch without relying on taxis that don't always show up.
Start at Ornos and work south. The loop from Ornos through Psarou to Platis Gialos is short, but parking at Nammos and Scorpios fills fast by midday in August — arriving before noon is the difference between a five-minute walk and a long one.
Pick a car for valet, not for the road. Distances here are short and speeds are low, so this is about arriving well rather than driving hard — a Range Rover Vogue or Mercedes G63 AMG suits the beach-club circuit better than anything low and wide, and valet teams handle them without a second thought.
Save the open road for Alemagou and the north. The drive out towards the island's northern beaches is quieter and more exposed to the meltemi wind — a good stretch to actually enjoy a Ferrari Portofino or 296 GTS with the roof down, away from the port traffic.
Amara's Mykonos fleet ships to the island by advance reservation on a five-day minimum — book ahead, particularly across the peak summer weeks.
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