Tourlos contains Mykonos’s New Port, and Agios Stefanos is the coastal settlement just beyond it — together forming a practical, arrival-convenient base with some real walking and cruise-traffic caveats.
Who it suits
- Travelers prioritizing easy port access over walkable proximity to Chora’s core.
Port access
- New Port sits directly within Tourlos, making this area convenient for ferry and cruise arrivals and departures.
The beach
- Agios Stefanos has a settlement beach with service levels that should be checked directly for your dates.
Buses and SeaBus
- Bus and SeaBus connections into Chora exist but schedules shift; confirm current timetables rather than assuming frequent service.
Slopes and cruise pressure
- Some approach roads involve noticeable slopes; this area can also see higher pedestrian and vehicle traffic on cruise-ship days.
Stay
- Accommodation here suits travelers who value port proximity over central Chora walkability.
Practical information
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FAQ
Is Tourlos the same as the New Port?
The New Port is located within Tourlos; the settlement and the port are closely linked but not identical.
Can I walk from Agios Stefanos to Chora?
It’s possible but involves a longer walk with some slopes; bus, SeaBus or taxi are more practical for most visitors.