About
Cavo Tagoo Mykonos is a luxury hotel sculpted directly into the cliff above Mykonos Town. It delivers expansive views of the Aegean and the island’s signature whitewashed buildings. The hotel is famous for its cave pool—a dramatically carved swimming spot built into the rock, glowing at night with an almost otherworldly feel.
The eighty-seven rooms, suites, and villas follow a clean Cycladic design. Think raw stone, sun-bleached wood, and modern art. Many include private plunge pools and terraces opening onto the endless blue sea. The main infinity pool appears to spill over the cliff edge, perfect for uninterrupted sunset viewing. Its poolside bar mixes excellent cocktails deep into the night.
Dining at Ovio brings together Greek and Mediterranean tastes with an artistic presentation, perhaps a deconstructed moussaka. The Raw Bar offers fresh sashimi and champagne right by the pool. For relaxation, the spa taps into Greek wellness traditions, with treatments featuring local olive oil and invigorating sea salt scrubs.
Just minutes from the iconic windmills and Little Venice—two of Mykonos’ most photographed spots—Cavo Tagoo works as both a plush escape and a launching point for the island's celebrated nightlife, dining, and beach scene. This is the quintessential Mykonos luxury experience.
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Highlights
- Iconic cave swimming pool
- Cycladic cliff-edge design
- Panoramic Aegean sunset views
- World-class cocktail bar
Unique Feature
Amenities
Hotel Facilities
WiFi
- Complimentary
Pool
- Infinity pool
- Suite pools
Wellness & Spa
- Spa
- Gym
- Hammam
Services
- Concierge
- Yacht charters
- Airport transfers
- VIP table service
Room Amenities
Bathroom
- Rain shower
- Bathtub
- Marble finishes
Bed Types
- King
Climate
- Air conditioning
Entertainment
- Smart TV
- Bluetooth speaker
Room Types
- Deluxe Room
- Suite
- Pool Suite
- Villa
Extras
- Minibar: Premium selection
- Private pool (suites)
- Cycladic design
Dining & Bars
Restaurants (2)
- Greek
- Mediterranean
- Japanese fusion
Bars (2)
- Pool bar
- Champagne bar
Meal Options
- Breakfast
- À la carte
Beach & Location
Beach Access
- Distance: 600m to town beach
- Type: Mykonos Town Beach
- Walking
Beach Amenities
- Nearby beach clubs
Location
Interesting Nearby
Sights
- Little Venice0,5 km
- Windmills of Mykonos0,6 km
- Delos Island (UNESCO)8,0 km
- Paraportiani Church0,4 km
Sports & Leisure
- Elia Beach Water Sports8,0 km
- Diving at Paradise Reef5,0 km
Restaurants
- Interni (Mykonos)0,5 km
- Scorpios6,0 km
- Remezzo0,4 km
- Nammos (Psarou Beach)4,0 km
Nightlife
- Cavo Tagoo Pool Bar0,1 km
- Cavo Paradiso5,0 km
- Skandinavian Bar0,5 km
- Jackie O'0,5 km
Shopping
- Matoyianni Street0,4 km
- Mykonos Town Boutiques0,5 km
Frequently Asked Questions about Cavo Tagoo Mykonos
What is Cavo Tagoo famous for?
Cavo Tagoo defines Mykonos luxury. It’s known for its striking Cycladic design, that iconic infinity pool that seems to spill right into the Aegean Sea, and its magnetic pull for the global jet set. Guests particularly love posting from the cave pool suites.
How far is Cavo Tagoo from Mykonos Town?
Cavo Tagoo is just a 5-minute stroll from Mykonos Town (Chora), putting you right by Little Venice, the iconic windmills, and Matoyianni Street's shops. You're close to the action, but still have that elevated, peaceful remove above the town.
What dining options are available?
Ovō Restaurant brings together Mediterranean and Japanese flavors, looking out over the Aegean. For something more casual, the pool restaurant does classic Greek fare. The Champagne Bar? Famous for its sunset cocktails. And if you're feeling exclusive, private dining on your suite terrace is always an option.
When is the best time to visit?
June to September delivers prime beach days and buzzing nightlife. Expect top prices and bigger crowds from July into August, when the Meltemi wind really picks up. May and October, though, offer a calmer vibe with just-right weather.
What is the average cost of a stay at Cavo Tagoo Mykonos?
A standard room at Cavo Tagoo Mykonos usually starts between €450-€700 per night in the shoulder season. Suites, especially those with their own pools, often run €1000-€2000 or more. Expect prices to jump significantly in peak summer (July-August) when demand for this iconic hotel's luxurious design and sunset views, particularly from its famous infinity pool, is highest.
When is the best time to visit Cavo Tagoo Mykonos for pleasant weather and vibrant nightlife?
For that perfect mix of good weather and buzzing nightlife, aim for Cavo Tagoo Mykonos between June and early September. You'll find average temperatures hovering around 25-30°C, and the island truly comes alive, though be prepared for peak prices. If you prefer a bit more breathing room without sacrificing good weather, late May or early October offers a sweet spot.
What are the common transport costs and options around Mykonos from Cavo Tagoo?
Getting around Mykonos from Cavo Tagoo is straightforward. A taxi to Mykonos Town (Chora) runs about €10-€20, a quick 5-10 minute trip. If you want to explore further, say to Elia or Paradise beaches, renting a car costs €40-€80 daily. The hotel can also sort out private transfers for guests.
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