National Bank of Greece

The National Bank of Greece branch on Mykonos sits on Οδ. Μυκόνου - Αεροδρομίου — the main road that connects Mykonos Town with the island's airport. It is one of the more accessible bank locations on the island, useful both for visitors staying near the town center and for those passing through on arrival or departure.

This is a full retail branch of Greece's largest bank, meaning it offers counter services in addition to ATM access. For most travelers, the ATM outside is the primary draw — particularly during peak summer season when cash remains widely expected at smaller tavernas, beach bars, and local shops across the island.

Note that the website listed in Google Maps resolves to Eurobank rather than the National Bank of Greece's own domain. If you need to reach the branch directly, the local phone number is +30 2289 079130.

What to Expect

The branch operates standard Greek banking hours: weekdays from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with no weekend service. This is a consistent pattern across most Greek bank branches, so do not plan on Saturday or Sunday counter access here.

The ATM is available outside standard branch hours, though exact 24-hour availability is not confirmed — it is worth withdrawing cash during daylight if you're relying on this location. The machine accepts major international cards including Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro, as is standard for National Bank of Greece ATMs across the country.

The branch interior handles services such as currency exchange, wire transfers, and account-related queries. During high summer — roughly late June through late August — queues at the counter can be slow, particularly mid-morning. Arriving as close to the 8:00 AM opening as possible is the most efficient approach if you need in-branch service.

The surrounding road is a busy arterial route, so the location is easy to spot from a vehicle but not especially pedestrian-friendly. There is roadside space to pull off briefly near the branch.

How to Get There

The branch is on the main road between Mykonos Town (Chora) and the airport, coordinates 37.4424, 25.3284. If you are coming from Mykonos Town, head southeast on the airport road — the branch is on this route before you reach the airport terminal. By car or scooter it is a short drive from the main harbor area.

Local buses on the routes connecting Mykonos Town with the southern and eastern parts of the island pass along or near this road. The main KTEL bus station in Mykonos Town (Fabrika Square) is the starting point for most routes. Confirm current stops with the driver, as bus stop positions on this road can vary by season.

Taxi pickup is straightforward on this road given its visibility and width. On foot from the old town it is a longer walk along a road without consistent pavements, so driving or taking a taxi is the more practical option.

Parking near the branch is informal roadside parking — not a dedicated lot. Space is generally available outside peak hours.

Best Time to Visit

For counter services, weekday mornings as early as possible are best. The branch opens at 8:00 AM and closes at 2:00 PM Monday through Friday, with no exceptions on public holidays in many cases — Greek banks observe national holidays strictly.

For ATM use only, timing matters less, though confirming the machine is operational before you rely on it is sensible during late-night or early-morning hours. In July and August, ATMs across Mykonos can run out of cash during busy weekends, so withdrawing earlier in the week rather than Friday afternoon reduces that risk.

If you arrive on the island via the airport and need cash immediately, this branch is conveniently positioned on the road into town — a logical first stop.

Tips for Visiting

• The branch is closed Saturday and Sunday, so plan any counter transactions for weekdays. This applies to the entire Greek banking system, not just this branch.
• Arrive at or near 8:00 AM if you need in-branch service during peak summer months — queues build quickly after 9:30 AM.
• Keep a backup option in mind: there are additional ATMs in Mykonos Town near the harbor and in the main shopping streets of Chora, which may be more convenient if you are staying centrally.
• Notify your home bank before traveling to Greece. Greek ATMs are reliable for international cards, but unannounced foreign transactions can trigger fraud blocks.
• Withdrawal fees vary by your home bank's policy, not by the Greek ATM itself. The National Bank of Greece does not charge a surcharge to foreign cardholders beyond what your own bank applies.
• If the ATM is out of cash — which can happen during busy holiday weekends — the next nearest options are in Mykonos Town center, roughly in the direction of the old port.
• The branch phone number (+30 2289 079130) connects you to the local branch for general queries, though English-language assistance at the counter is generally available during standard hours.
• Greek banks observe national public holidays. If your visit coincides with a Greek public holiday, assume the branch is closed and plan to use ATMs or carry sufficient cash.

Practical Information

Address: Οδ. Μυκόνου - Αεροδρομίου, Mikonos 846 00, Greece

Phone: +30 2289 079130

Opening hours:

• Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
• Saturday – Sunday: Closed

ATM: Available at this location; 24-hour availability not confirmed — use during daylight if possible.

Cards accepted: Standard international Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and affiliated networks.

Getting there: On the main Mykonos Town–Airport road, accessible by car, scooter, taxi, or local KTEL bus.

Google Maps: The branch is indexed under the CID listed in Google Maps. Search "National Bank of Greece Mykonos" to locate it directly.