On the eastern edge of Greece’s most cosmopolitan island, where the cliffs of Mykonos surrender to the sapphire stretch of the Aegean, stands Cali Mykonos—a sanctuary that has quietly redefined the meaning of island luxury. Since its debut in 2022, this architectural marvel has become the epitome of modern Mediterranean refinement, merging natural beauty, privacy, and sophistication in a way that feels both timeless and utterly of the moment.
Carved into the cliffside above the pristine Kalafati Beach, Cali Mykonos commands one of the island’s most secluded and picturesque locations. Its 40 private villas—each boasting sweeping sea views, a private pool, and a sun-drenched terrace—cascade down the hillside in perfect harmony with the rugged landscape. The property’s design language is restrained yet grand: soft, neutral stone tones, sculptural lines, and panoramic glass that dissolves the boundary between indoors and out.
At its heart lies the resort’s crown jewel—an extraordinary 110-meter infinity pool, nearly double the size of an Olympic pool. It appears to spill effortlessly into the Aegean, blurring the horizon into a seamless expanse of blue. This architectural centerpiece embodies Cali’s ethos: an experience of boundless calm and understated grandeur.
Cali Mykonos is, above all, a celebration of Greek heritage through a lens of modern elegance. The resort’s signature Mediterranean restaurant pays homage to the island’s culinary roots, serving exquisite interpretations of classic Greek cuisine. Each dish is crafted with locally sourced ingredients—from freshly caught seafood to sun-ripened produce from nearby farms—and presented with an artful simplicity that mirrors the landscape itself. Dining here is a sensory ritual: the soft hum of waves below, the scent of olive and lemon drifting through the air, and the golden light that paints every evening in cinematic tones.
Beyond the table, guests can discover the Aegean in its purest form. Just steps from the pool, a private fleet of yachts and speedboats awaits, ready to whisk travelers to hidden beaches, neighboring islands like Tinos and Paros, or the sacred archaeological wonder of Delos. Each voyage feels intimate and bespoke—an invitation to explore the quieter, more authentic side of the Cyclades.
As Cali Mykonos enters its next era in 2025, it continues to evolve as a leader in holistic, design-driven hospitality. The debut of a world-class spa marks a new chapter of wellness for the resort. Designed as a sanctuary within a sanctuary, the spa features infrared saunas, cold plunges, hammams, and steam showers, as well as treatments inspired by indigenous ingredients like sea salt, thyme, and honey. Guests can also enjoy an open-air gym with panoramic ocean views, or take to the new padel and tennis courts—each offering a dynamic balance between leisure and movement against the breathtaking Aegean backdrop.
For those drawn to the water, Cali’s new watersports program brings adventure to the shoreline, from serene paddleboarding at sunrise to the thrill of jet skiing across crystalline waters. Evenings find their rhythm at the newly unveiled Apollo Bar, a lively yet refined space where handcrafted cocktails and Greek small plates are paired with live music and the hum of conversation under the stars.
Yet what truly sets Cali Mykonos apart is its unwavering commitment to conscious luxury. The property is the only hotel in Greece to earn Platinum WELL Certification, awarded by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI)—a recognition of its exceptional design, sustainability, and commitment to guest well-being. With its private water desalination plant, ISO14001-certified energy systems, and holistic operational approach, Cali demonstrates that luxury and environmental stewardship can not only coexist—but enhance one another.
In a world where opulence often overshadows authenticity, Cali Mykonos stands apart as a place of balance—a resort that honors both the grandeur of its natural surroundings and the grace of intentional living. It is not merely a destination, but a state of being: where sea and sky converge, time slows, and the art of elevated seclusion reveals itself in every detail.
