Mykonos has welcomed a striking new addition to its luxury hospitality scene with the opening of Fouquet’s Mykonos, the first Greek property from the renowned French hospitality group Barrière.
Nestled on the golden sands of Paraga Beach, the five-star resort blends Cycladic architecture with contemporary luxury, offering guests an exclusive retreat just minutes from some of the island’s most iconic beach clubs and nightlife.
Comprising 60 suites and three private villas, Fouquet’s Mykonos has been designed for travellers seeking privacy, personalised service and world-class amenities. Just a 15-minute drive from Mykonos International Airport, the resort places visitors within easy reach of the island’s celebrated attractions while providing a peaceful sanctuary overlooking the Aegean Sea.
Among the hotel’s most talked-about features is an NBA-standard basketball court carved directly into the natural rock, creating one of the most distinctive sporting venues on the island. Guests can also enjoy a state-of-the-art Technogym fitness centre, yoga and Pilates studios, and a luxury wellness spa offering a range of premium treatments and recovery experiences.
Adding to its appeal, the resort operates complimentary hourly sea taxi transfers to two of Mykonos’ most sought-after destinations, Scorpios and Nammos, allowing guests to bypass the island’s busy summer traffic while enjoying spectacular coastal views.
Accommodation ranges from elegant beachfront bungalows to expansive private villas overlooking the Aegean. The largest residence, Paradiso Villa, accommodates up to 14 guests, making it an ideal choice for families and groups seeking complete privacy with full hotel services.
Dining is equally impressive. Guests can experience contemporary Japanese cuisine at ROKA Mykonos, while Éole celebrates the flavours of Greece and the Mediterranean using fresh local ingredients. Stylish bars and relaxed beachfront spaces complete the culinary experience, offering everything from leisurely breakfasts to sunset cocktails.
Art lovers will also find plenty to admire, with the property showcasing works from the private collection of Greek entrepreneur Ioannis Papalekas, including sculptures by Salvador Dalí and internationally acclaimed contemporary artists.
As luxury tourism in Greece continues to evolve, Fouquet’s Mykonos arrives as one of the island’s most ambitious new openings, combining exceptional hospitality, refined design and an enviable beachfront setting. With its unique amenities and prime location, the resort is poised to become one of Mykonos’ most sought-after destinations for discerning international travellers.