FAQ

30-120 minutes. In May, June and September it is usually 30-60 minutes and the choice is wide. In July and August it can take up to two hours, because the island is full and part of the roster is already committed to specific dates. The manager replies to the message itself within three minutes, at any hour.

The season runs from May to the end of September, peaking in July and August. From November to March the island is effectively closed: most hotels and all the beach clubs are shut, only a handful of restaurants in Chora stay open, and flights and ferries are thin on the ground. In winter we will work a quiet format — hotel, dinner, a low-key evening — but the island's programme simply does not exist at that time of year, and we say so plainly.

From €1,500 for 2 hours and €2,000 for 4 hours — standard pricing. The media segment is from €3,500 for 2 hours and €5,000 for 4 hours. A night, twenty-four hours, two days and trips off the island are on request through the manager: on Mykonos those formats depend on the date and the logistics far too much to publish a figure.

The core circle is the Belvedere Mykonos and Cavo Tagoo in Chora, Bill & Coo above Megali Ammos bay, Santa Marina in Ornos, Mykonos Blu on Psarou, Kalesma on the Aleomandra hill, and Kenshō. We work at other addresses on the island too — name your hotel and the manager will fill in the details of the arrival. Staff on Mykonos are used to an international clientele, and a correctly handled visit raises no questions at reception.

Yes, that is our principal daytime format from May to September. Nammos on Psarou is lunch by the water and front-row sunbeds; Scorpios at Paraga is a day that rolls into the sunset set; SantAnna next door is the seawater pool and a daytime programme. The model comes to your table or your sunbeds under the name on the booking. The format usually runs 4-6 hours and often continues with dinner in Chora.

We do. Booking the table and the sunbeds is part of the coordination, and the manager handles it through our own contacts. A table at Nammos or Scorpios for an August evening goes weeks ahead rather than a day ahead, and without a reservation made in advance getting in at peak is close to impossible. In May, June and September three to five days is enough.

Yes, that is one of the standing formats from May to September. Yachts lie in the Tourlos marina or at anchor off Ornos, Psarou, Platis Gialos and Panormos, and the model comes to the quay and boards at the crew's invitation. For her safety we fix the name of the vessel, the captain's name and the tender pick-up point in advance. If the boat is going out to sea, the route, the duration and the return transfer are agreed separately.

Two to four weeks is the sweet spot, a week is the minimum. At peak the island is full, free dates are fewer, and bookings at the main clubs and restaurants go well ahead. We will take and work a "tonight" request in August, but the choice will be narrow, and we will tell you that up front rather than after payment.

By day at the beach clubs it is designer beachwear: a kaftan dress, flat sandals, a hat. In the evening in Chora it is a dress and smart casual, no jackets and no long formal gowns. The key detail: Chora's paving is polished stone, slippery by nightfall, and stilettos do not work on it. The model comes to an evening in stable shoes, and we cover this in the briefing.

JMK airport is four kilometres from Chora, with plenty of direct summer flights from Europe and heavy private-aviation traffic. The ferry from Rafina takes about two and a half hours; from Piraeus it is two and a half to five, depending on the vessel. The drive from the airport into Chora is ten to fifteen minutes, or up to forty at the August evening peak. In a strong meltemi ferries are cancelled, and that is worth building into the plan.

Yes, and on Mykonos it is the most natural format there is: the beach club from lunch to sunset, dinner in Chora, a bar or a continuation on the yacht. Terms for twenty-four hours, two days and long trips are on request through the manager. All costs on a long format (accommodation, meals, transfers, boats) are on the client; the model's fee is discussed separately.

Cash — EUR or USD. Bank transfer — through the manager. Cryptocurrency — by agreement (USDT TRC-20 / ERC-20, BTC). For returning clients — post-payment, a season deposit, flexible arrangements. At the July-August peak a deposit is usually required for new bookings.

In the quieter months — a 30-50% deposit the day before the meeting, the balance on the day. For July and August and for long formats — a larger deposit with the date fixed one to two weeks ahead, because a date on this island at peak is worth more than in any other city in the network. Returning clients work without a deposit.

Yes. Villas at Agios Lazaros, Aleomandra, above Ornos and above Panormos are a frequent scenario, especially for groups taking a house for the week. For a new client we usually suggest the first meeting on neutral ground — a hotel or a restaurant — and after that your own address. The address is not kept on file and is passed only to the specific model for the specific meeting.

We understand, and that is exactly why the discipline here is tighter than in a large city. Communication runs only through end-to-end encrypted messengers, client data is held by a single manager, and after the meeting addresses and details are wiped from working chats within 72 hours. The model knows precisely what she needs for the meeting at hand — not the name of your company, and no more about the yacht than is necessary. Nothing goes to third parties, ever.

Yes, there is a separate category of models for the "couple" format. The agreement takes a little longer than usual — the details, the expectations and the roles all matter and are worth talking through beforehand. On Mykonos these requests come in more often than the network average, mostly from the yacht crowd.

Yes, as a separate "trip" format, on request. The nearer Cyclades — Paros, Naxos, Delos, Rineia — are logically covered by boat or yacht within a day. Santorini is a fast ferry or a flight, usually two or three days. Athens is a forty-minute flight, and our permanent team works there. All costs on a trip are on the client, and planning runs 5-10 days ahead.

Meetings shorter than 2 hours. Mass events without a personal client. Sharing a model's photographs with third parties. Scenarios that put the model's safety at risk. Haggling after the meeting. We do none of it, and we say so at the agreement stage so there are no surprises on the day.

Free of charge — a minimum of 24 hours ahead in May, June and September, and 5-7 days ahead in July and August. Later than that, a compensation share, usually 30-50% of the slot. A cancellation on the day, an hour before the meeting, means half the slot is due. Rescheduling to another date with the same model, if she is free, carries no penalty. One island-specific case: if the meltemi kills a ferry or a flight, we reschedule without penalty — that is force majeure, not a cancellation.

Telegram @Apex_concierge — the only official APEX channel. No phone calls and no other messengers apart from WhatsApp on the same number. It is a deliberate position: all details in writing, end-to-end encryption, and for urgent matters a message is faster than a voice call.