Mykonos a luxury destination

Mykonos a luxury destination

Η Μύκονος είναι ένας κορυφαίος προορισμός στην Ελλάδα, όπου συμβαίνει όλη η διασκέδαση! Διάσημη για τη μινιμαλιστική κυκλαδίτικη αρχιτεκτονική της, Mykonos is full of traditional whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches.
The trademark of the island, however, are the beautiful traditional windmills in front of Little Venice , where you can also enjoy the magical sunset and capture the colorful light that washes over the Island Country (main city). Pure bliss!

It is located in the center of the Cyclades island complex, Mykonos is one of the most famous Greek islands for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and intense nightlife!
No wonder because it is popularly known as the " Ibiza, Greece »!
Your vacation there will be an experience of a lifetime and there are many amazing things to do. Admire the amazing sunset from Little Venice, take a stroll through the narrow cobbled streets of Chora, enjoy your stay in the luxury hotels, dance the day away at epic beach parties and swim at exotic beaches. When the sun goes down, get into the island's nightlife and party the night away at the legendary dance clubs!

The Country, or main city , it is where the heart of the island beats! Award-winning restaurants, designer boutiques, stylish bars and top clubs, guarantee an unforgettable holiday experience in Greece!

Highlights of Mykonos

Sights

Little Venice

Little Venice is the most picturesque district of Chora, of the capital of Mykonos. With colorful houses that are built right next to the sea, Little Venice is a popular spot with a lively nightlife and great cafes.

Delos Island

Delos is a tiny island that you can reach by boat from the port of Mykonos Town. Delos was a sacred island for the ancient Greeks as, according to mythology, the god Apollo was born there. Ruins of an ancient sanctuary and theater have been found on the island, which today is a large open site.

Windmills

The hill with the traditional windmills above Chora offers the best view of the village and the picturesque harbor. These windmills have been restored and have become the hallmark of the island over the years.

Old Port of Mykonos

The Old Port of Mykonos is located in the town of Mykonos, just behind the famous Little Venice.

Peter the Pelican

Petros the Pelican has become the mascot of Mykonos over the years. A few decades ago, a fisherman tended to a wounded pelican, but surprisingly it didn't go away when healed, but he made Mykonos his home. Although the first pelican of Mykonos passed away, three pelicans are running today on the paved paths of Chora.

Ano Mera Dam Artificial Lake

The Artificial Lake of the Ano Mera Dam is located in the north-eastern part of Mykonos, near Fokos beach. The dam was built to solve the island's water supply problem and today its artificial lake is a beautiful refuge for many migratory birds.

Activities

Take a walk in Mykonos Town

Once you arrive in Mykonos, its capital ( Country ) welcomes you for a holiday full of vibrant colors.
The traditional whitewashed Cycladic houses next to the sea and the cobbled streets create a fairytale environment!
Morning hours are highly recommended for a walk , while vehicles are not allowed to enter at night.
You can either go on a shopping spree at the sophisticated boutiques or enjoy a refreshing drink at the stylish cocktail bars dotted around. After dusk, a plethora of bars and clubs await you to join the party scene until dawn.

Tour Little Venice

The most unique area in Mykonos Town is known as Little Venice. Seaside Cycladic houses with colorful, wooden balconies are kissed by the waves of the Aegean, creating a photogenic seascape with a romantic atmosphere .
You can even stay in one of the houses and enjoy the privilege of an exclusive view of the most poetic sunset of Mykonos .
The bay of Little Venice can also be admired from the area of ​​Alefkantra and the windmills, a few steps south.
Advice: Sunset is the best time of day to be in Little Venice. Note that if you want to have a drink at one of the beach bars, advance booking is recommended.

The view from the Windmills

While in town, don't forget to get a close-up shot of the windmills, of a true open-air museum!
They are considered the hallmark of the island and are a truly magnificent sight.
Photogenic whitewashed windmills once used to crush wheat and grain no longer work, but they are well preserved. they remind us of Mykonos' past and how the strong Cycladic winds were used to cultivate crops a century ago.

Swim at the most amazing beaches

Mykonos stands out for its long golden beaches that attract thousands of visitors and offer excellent facilities, such as busy beach bars.
How to get to these beaches; You can take the public bus or simply rent your car with us and get the best prices !
Alternatively, you can board a water taxi . Its departure point is Platys Gialos beach and it approaches 7 of the most popular beaches of the island: Ornos, Shanty, Paradise, Super Paradise, Αγράρι και Ελιά. Για ένα εισιτήριο για την παραλία συν ένα εισιτήριο μετ’ επιστροφής, η τιμή είναι 10 €. Αν θέλετε πρόσβαση σε πολλές παραλίες, το εισιτήριο μιας ημέρας κοστίζει 20 €.
Note: The popular beaches are very crowded. It is highly recommended that you reserve your sunbeds online in advance!

Gastronomy

Where to go to eat?

Mykonos, the second most popular island of the Cyclades and a global summer holiday destination, has one of the most prominent culinary scenes in Greece. Restaurants of different styles and cuisines coexist in this small piece of land in the Aegean serving the most delicious dishes that a traveler would like to try during their vacation. From the Mediterranean, Greek and local recipes to Asian, Italian and French dishes, one thing is certain: every palate can be satisfied. Fine restaurants with romantic views by the sea and traditional taverns hidden in a white alley are the settings where you will have a dinner you will remember for a while!

On a quick note: The best restaurants in Mykonos that you definitely should not miss is Fokos Tavern, M-eating , They measure it , Nice n’ easy , To Maereio , Kastro's , Blue Myth , Kalita and Nikolas tavern .
Click on ” read more ” to discover more information about Santorini restaurants: where to eat, what to order, why Mykonos is considered culinary bliss along with additional information about restaurants on the island.

Discover the best places for Dessert

1) Homemade Candy: Bon Bon Fait Maison in Mykonos is proud to offer daily an imaginative, handmade ice cream range, sweets, pancakes made from fine local ingredients. Kriton-Minas Poulis is the chef of Bon Bon Fait Maison. He graduated from Le Monde School in Paris and then went on to Le Cordon Bleu Paris. He has collaborated with Michelin star chef Mr. Lefteri Lazarou.

2) Sweet Home:The "sweetest" house of Mykonos is located in the Evangelistraki area, a few minutes from Chora. It's called Casa Dolce and the owner makes delicious handmade ice cream, using excellent quality raw materials and his wild imagination. Everything here is fresh and handmade from scratch, even the caramelized almond in your ice cream.

3)Gelarte: Gelarte Ice cream is a cafe located next to the Town Hall in Mykonos Town and is known for its delicious Italian ice creams. The dessert, commonly called gelato, it is actually the Italian version of ice cream and like most frozen desserts, gelato is also made from milk, cream, sugars and flavored with cocoa and nuts or fruit puree.

The best bars of Mykonos

Mykonos is known worldwide as the most vibrant nightlife destination in Greece, receives a large number of visitors in the summer, including celebrities from around the world. The island stands out for its cosmopolitan party atmosphere and its crazy and friendly environment. There are Mykonos bars of all types, both for lounge and extreme fun, from atmospheric trendy bars to wild nightclubs.

You can find exciting beach bars in Mykonos that organize extravagant parties with famous DJs from all over the world, lively bars with loud music and strong cocktails, but also a lounge bar for a romantic night out. Mykonos is also a very popular gay destination with many gay-only bars and shows. The busiest spot for intense nightlife is Mykonos Town, with some of the best bars in Mykonos partying until the wee hours of the morning. Little Venice is another very nice option for nightlife, where you can find lively bars housed in charming picturesque rooftop buildings.

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