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Mykonos
Mykonos is a vibrant Greek island in the Aegean Sea, renowned for its stunning beaches, iconic whitewashed buildings, and lively nightlife. Known as the “Island of the Winds,” it attracts visitors with its picturesque coastal landscapes, charming villages like Mykonos Town (Chora), and historic sites such as the famous 16th-century windmills overlooking the harbor. The island offers a mix of luxury and traditional Greek culture, with high-end boutiques, fine dining, and cozy tavernas serving local specialties. Popular for its cosmopolitan vibe, Mykonos is a destination that blends relaxation and excitement, drawing travelers from around the world.
Mykonos, known for its vibrant nightlife, beautiful beaches, and charming Cycladic architecture, offers a range of activities for every type of traveler.
Top things to do in
Mykonos
Explore Mykonos Town (Chora)
- Wander through the maze-like alleys lined with whitewashed houses and bougainvillea
- Visit “Matoyianni Street”, filled with boutiques, jewelry shops, cafes, and art galleries
- See the iconic whitewashed windmills on the hill for fantastic views and photos, especially at sunset
Visit the Little Venice
- This picturesque area is where colorful houses line the waterfront. It’s a fantastic spot for photography, and there are many bars and cafes to sit back and enjoy the views of the sea
Check Out Panagia Paraportiani
- One of the most famous and photographed churches in Greece, Panagia Paraportiani is a unique, centuries-old church with layered white structures overlooking the sea
Relax on the Beaches
- Ftelia beach: known for its beautiful natural setting, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed, bohemian vibe
- Psarou beach: Glamorous and popular with celebrities; enjoy beach clubs and crystal-clear waters
- Panormos beach: A popular beach known for its beautiful natural scenery and relaxed yet lively vibe
- Agios Sostis beach: A serene beach perfect for relaxing away from the crowds
Take a Day Trip to Delos Island
- Delos is one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s said to be the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. You’ll find ancient ruins, temples, and a fascinating museum
Enjoy the Nightlife
- Mykonos is famous for its nightlife, especially in places like Paradise Beach, where beach clubs like Scorpios, Alemagou, and Cavo Paradiso host international DJs.
- For a classic experience, try bars in Little Venice, known for scenic views and a more relaxed vibe
Visit the Mykonos Archaeological Museum
- Located near the Old Port, this museum houses artifacts from Delos and Mykonos, showcasing ancient Greek culture, including pottery, jewelry, and sculptures
Experience Traditional Greek Cuisine
- Dine at local tavernas for traditional Greek flavors. Try dishes like moussaka, gyros, souvlaki, fresh seafood, and the local cheese, kopanisti, a spicy spread unique to Mykonos
- Popular restaurants include Kiki’s Tavern (near Agios Sostis Beach), M-eating in Mykonos Town, and Nammos on Psarou Beach
Visit the Mykonos Vioma Organic Farm
- For a break from the beaches, visit this organic farm and vineyard, where you can sample local wines, cheese, and other organic produce while learning about traditional Greek farming practices
Take a Sunset Cruise
- Sunset cruises are a popular way to see the island from a different perspective. Many tours include dinner or wine, and some even offer snorkeling stops
As the island’s only luxury villa rental company with deep local roots, we offer more than just a collection of stunning properties-we curate an unparalleled experience.
As the island’s only luxury villa rental company with deep local roots, we offer more than just a collection of stunning properties-we curate an unparalleled experience.
For us, true luxury is defined by choice and personalization. Our team’s intimate knowledge of the area, combined with an unwavering commitment to excellence, ensures that our villa rental service is among the most bespoke you’ll find anywhere!
