Light On The Aegean villa exterior with cascading infinity pools overlooking Aegean Sea, Mykonos, Greece

White-washed Cycladic villa features multiple terraced infinity pools descending the hillside with panoramic views across the Aegean Sea.

Light On The Aegean rooftop hot tub on teak decking with Mykonos coastline views, Greece

A contemporary hot tub sits on teak decking at rooftop level, framed by white minimalist architecture and sweeping coastal views.

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Light On The Aegean

VILLA • MYKONOS, CYCLADES ISLANDS, GREECE

10 Bedrooms • 10 Bathrooms • Sleeps 18

Private PoolHot TubSea ViewTerraceBalcony

Light On The Aegean is a 10-bedroom luxury villa in Mykonos's quiet Faros Armenistis area that sleeps up to 18 guests, distinguished by its dramatic wave-like architecture that mirrors the Aegean Sea it overlooks. The property's pure white curves and free-form swimming pool create an almost sculptural presence on the coastline, with panoramic views stretching across azure waters to the island of Tinos and the historic Armenistis lighthouse. Traditional Cycladic elements blend seamlessly with contemporary boho-chic interiors, featuring thick white stone walls, exposed stonework, and wooden beam ceilings that create intimate spaces beneath the villa's flowing exterior. The master suite opens directly onto a private terrace with its own hot tub overlooking the sea, whilst the main terrace serves as the villa's social heart with curved stone seating carved into the architecture and a sleek outdoor bar positioned to capture Mykonos's legendary sunsets. Located away from the crowds in the island's peaceful northern reaches, the villa offers complete tranquillity whilst remaining just ten minutes by car from Mykonos Town's vibrant nightlife and world-class dining scene. The property is fully wheelchair accessible in its ground-floor areas and includes dedicated staff quarters with housekeeping provided every two days. This is luxury villa living at its most distinctive, where architectural drama meets island serenity in one of the Cyclades' most photogenic settings.

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Best time to visit

summer

24-30°Cjun · jul · aug

peak crowdpremium value

Summer offers the perfect combination of guaranteed sunshine, warm Aegean swimming conditions, and full access to Mykonos's legendary beach clubs and nightlife that complement the villa's sophisticated entertaining spaces.

peak crowdpremium value

Summer is Mykonos's peak season when the island comes alive with beach clubs, nightlife, and perfect swimming conditions, though this brings higher prices and larger crowds. Late spring and early autumn offer excellent value with warm weather, fewer visitors, and calmer seas, making them ideal for guests seeking a more authentic Greek island experience. The shoulder months of May and September provide the best balance of reliable sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and reasonable rates whilst maintaining access to most restaurants and services.

winter

dec · jan · feb

Cool and often windy with occasional rain showers, though many sunny days still occur.

10-16°C

low crowdexcellent value

Most restaurants and services are closed from November to March. Verify the villa has heating and that essential services are available before booking.

spring

mar · apr · may

Mild and increasingly warm with wildflowers blooming across the island and calm seas returning.

16-22°C

moderate crowdgood value

May is particularly appealing as most services have reopened whilst maintaining reasonable rates and manageable crowds.

summer

Recommended

jun · jul · aug

Hot, dry and consistently sunny with the famous Meltemi winds providing cooling relief.

24-30°C

peak crowdpremium value

Book well in advance as this is peak season. July and August command the highest rates and largest crowds, whilst June offers slightly better value.

autumn

sep · oct · nov

Warm and pleasant through September, gradually cooling with occasional rain by November.

18-26°C

moderate crowdexcellent value

September is excellent value with warm seas and good weather but fewer crowds. October can be unpredictable, whilst November sees most tourist services closing.

Why we chose it

The villa's wave-inspired architecture is genuinely unique on Mykonos, where most luxury properties follow standard Cycladic cube forms rather than embracing such fluid, sculptural design. The integration of curved stone seating directly into the villa's flowing walls creates outdoor spaces that feel like natural extensions of the coastline itself, rather than furniture simply placed on a terrace. Unlike most high-end properties on the island that cluster around the busier southern beaches or Mykonos Town, this villa occupies a genuinely secluded position on the quieter northern coast, offering complete privacy whilst maintaining easy access to the island's social epicentre. The combination of architectural distinction, absolute coastal privacy, and proximity to both the historic Armenistis lighthouse and the cosmopolitan energy of Mykonos Town creates a rare balance that few properties on the island achieve.

Reviewed by The Chosen Stay · 2026

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01The Architecture

The villa's defining feature is its wave-like form that appears to flow directly from the Aegean coastline, with pure white curves replacing the traditional cubic geometry of most Cycladic architecture. Thick white stone walls follow an organic rhythm around the property's perimeter, creating natural alcoves and curved seating areas that are carved directly into the structure rather than added as…

02The Interior

The interior embraces a boho-chic aesthetic that balances Cycladic tradition with contemporary comfort, featuring exposed stone walls and wooden beam ceilings that add texture and warmth to the flowing white spaces. Each of the ten bedrooms is tucked into the villa's curved walls, with beds positioned to take advantage of the organic stone alcoves that the architecture naturally creates. The…

03The Outdoor

The villa's outdoor spaces are inseparable from its architectural identity, with curved stone seating and organic terracing that appear to be sculpted directly from the coastline. The free-form swimming pool follows the same wave-inspired design language, with an irregular perimeter that mirrors the natural curves of the villa's walls and the sea beyond. Multiple terrace levels cascade towards the water,…

04The Location

Light On The Aegean occupies a privileged position in the Faros Armenistis area on Mykonos's peaceful northern coast, away from the crowds that cluster around the island's more famous southern beaches. The villa sits directly on the coastline with unobstructed views across the Aegean Sea to Tinos island and the historic Armenistis lighthouse, built in 1891 and one of the…

05Ideal For

This villa is perfectly suited to large groups of friends, multi-generational families, or special celebrations requiring both privacy and proximity to Mykonos's legendary social scene. The 10 bedrooms and architectural drama make it ideal for groups seeking Instagram-worthy settings and sophisticated entertaining spaces. The combination of complete coastal seclusion and easy access to Mykonos Town appeals particularly to guests who…

Amenities

Wheelchair AccessiblePrivate PoolHot TubAir ConditioningWiFiParkingFireplaceSea ViewTerraceBalconyCribHousekeepingStaff QuartersLaundryWasherDryer

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TheChosenStay's Guide

dining

Interni

Mykonos's only Michelin-starred restaurant brings contemporary Mediterranean cuisine to the heart of Mykonos Town, with a sophisticated atmosphere that matches the island's luxury appeal.

10 minutes by car

experience

Sunset viewing at Armenistis Lighthouse

The historic lighthouse built in 1891 sits on your doorstep and offers some of the most spectacular and uncrowded sunset views in the entire Cyclades archipelago.

5 minutes on foot

activities

Private yacht charter from Mykonos Old Port

Charter a yacht to explore the sacred island of Delos with its UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site, or cruise to the quieter beaches of neighbouring Tinos and Syros.

15 minutes by car to Old Port

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Frequently Asked

Click the booking link to be taken directly to our booking partner, where you can check availability and complete your reservation.

The property requires a minimum stay, though the specific duration is not detailed in the listing. We recommend contacting our booking partner directly to confirm current minimum stay requirements.

Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is before 10:00.

The nearest airport is Mykonos Island National Airport, approximately 15 minutes by road. The same airport accommodates private jets and offers dedicated FBO services during the peak summer months.

Yes, the villa welcomes children and infants, with a cot available upon request. The ground floor areas and terrace are wheelchair accessible, and the property is in a quiet, remote location away from busy roads.

No, pets are not permitted at this property.

Summer offers the warmest weather and full access to beach clubs and nightlife, whilst late spring and early autumn provide excellent value with fewer crowds and comfortable temperatures. May and September are particularly appealing for the balance of good weather and reasonable rates.

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