Vibrant, cosmopolitan, beautiful, iconic and traditional, it’s no doubt that Mykonos, along with Santorini, is the most well known Greek destination, recognizable by anyone living almost in every corner of the world. Theisland is one of the most renowned summer destinations in Europe, with its amazing beaches, prestigious villas, elite nightlife. Known for its luxury facilities and a world-celebrity island retreat, Mykonos attracts visitors from every corner of the globe.

The  island is located in the Aegean Sea and belongs to the island complex of the Cyclades islands. It's a dream destination for many people, especially first time visitors to Greece who might be planning the classic Athens – Mykonos – Santorini itinerary.  Its closest neighbours are Naxos, Paros, Syros and Tinos.

Except for highly private accommodation, luxury villas, and bustling nightlife, Mykonos has so much to offer by being one of the most beautiful and historical Greek islands with a history of thousands of years.During your time on the island you can explore Mykonos Town, enjoy Little Venice, spend time on the blissful beaches such as Paradise Beach, or even take a day trip to the UNESCO site of Delos.

Discovering Mykonos

Recognisedworldwide for its whitewashed houses and cobbled streets. The images of pink bougainvillea flowers and sunset drinks at idyllic beachfront locations are globally iconic. Wander around the old port of Mykonos and explore the area of Kastro. There you can see the ruins of the medieval castle’s walls, marvel at the beautiful church of Panagia Paraportiani and enjoy the sunset right next to the sea.

Mykonos Town

The main town of Mykonos, sometimes called Chora by the locals, is a typical Cycladic village. The whitewashed cubist houses have wooden-colored doors, windows and balconies; narrow streets form a labyrinth with beautiful churches and chapels that contrast against the bright white walls.

Take your time exploring the pedestrianized streets of the Old Town. Early morning is the best time to walk around this beautiful town, when there are fewer people and the temperature is more bearable.

Little Venice

“Little Venice”, a row of typical Mykonian houses built right next to the water with their balconies hanging over the port of the island.This area of Mykonos Town is a great place to watch the sunset – but it is popular, so if you plan to do so, get there early. There are a couple of bars and tavernas facing out onto the water.

Mykonos Windmills

The windmills are perhaps one of the most iconic landmarks of Mykonos and one not to be missed. A symbol of the islands rich past, the windmills represented one of the earliest manufacturing units in Greece, showing the locals' great use of innovation in their effort to harness the enormous power of the wind.

Just a short walk from Little Venice, it's also another beautiful spot to watch the sunset.

Beaches in Mykonos

Mykonos is a blessed with an abundance of absolutely beautiful beaches, stretching out across more than 89 km of coastline. Most beaches are long strips of sand, while just a few are pebbly and some offering secluded coves. The majority of beaches are well organized, with beach bars and gourmet restaurants, serving it’s demanding guests, however, there are more than a couple of beaches that remain somewhat untouched by mass tourism and therefore maintain an offbeat feel that is valuable for those who crave tranquility and relaxation.

• Best for beach clubs and partying – Paradise Beach, Super Paradise Beach, Paraga, Psarou, Scorpios
• Top beaches for water sports – Ftelia, Korfos, Kalafatis
• Best for families – Panormos, AgiosStefanos, Lia
• Best to avoid the crowds – Kapari, Fokos, Mersini, Merchias, Tigani, Loulos, AgiosSostis

Experience a spectacular sunset in Mykonos

Being able to watch a breathtaking sunset is the perfect transition from the day to evening.There are a number of places on the island where one can witness an absolutely stunning sunset:

• Little Venice: A choice of bars and restaurants from where you can see the sunset.
• Mykonos Windmills: Close by to Little Venice, the Kato Windmills are another stunning location to watch the setting sun in Mykonos.
• Lighthouse of Armenistisis one of thebest spots for you to admire the sunset. Located at the northern part of the island, the view of the Aegean Sea and the picturesque building of the lighthouse, guarantee a memorable experience

Scenic Day Trips

One way you can see more of the island is to take and organised day tour. These day trips will take you to the most famous attractions in Mykonos.

From walking tours to cooking classes, Mykonos boat trips to visiting archaeological sites, there really is something for everyone!

Delos Island and Archaeological Site

Many people visit Mykonos without realising there is a UNESCO World Heritage site right next door. A half-day trip to Delos is highly recommended. Discover  theimportant location in the Ancient Greek world.

Whether you travel with family or friends, there are activities to suit every interest level. From outdoor adventures like kayaking, horse riding and hiking to water sports and sightseeing trips, exploring Mykonos will surely be an unforgettable experience!

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