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Nestled atop Houlakia's cliff, The Cape stands as Mykonos's premier private estate, boasting awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of the sea.

Every aspect seamlessly integrates with the island's essence, blending into its landscape and architecture, forging a serene haven of understated luxury.

Exuding a quintessential Mykonian allure, The Cape's timeless stone and white exterior harmonise effortlessly with its surroundings. Its architectural design, inside and out, gracefully complements the natural topography, evoking both drama and tranquility.

An array of leisure and entertainment options awaits at The Cape, from intimate sunset gatherings to lavish soirees. Its tiered grounds, crowned by the main residence, afford breathtaking views.

A web of pathways, balconies, terraces, and decks offer prime vantage points, commanding views of Chora Old Town the Sea and the Sunset.

The Cape accommodates sixteen guests in eight bedrooms, each with ensuite facilities, sea views, and terraces.

  • May 01 2025 to June 01 2025 15200 EUR/night
  • June 01 2025 to July 01 2025 13572 EUR/night
  • July 01 2025 to September 01 2025 20000 EUR/night
  • September 01 2025 to October 01 2025 18000 EUR/night

Amenities

  • Region:Haloukia

  • Bedrooms:8

  • Maximum Guests16

  • Staff:Housekeeper

  • Pool:Swimming Pool

  • Interior Features

    Air Conditioning

    CCTV/Alarm

    Furnished

    Gym/Fitness

    Jacuzzi

    Principal Bedroom

    Dressing Room

  • Outside Features

    Swimming Pool

    Basement/Cella

    Terrace

    Outdoor furniture