The dramatic views of emblematic windmills and narrow streets with whitewashed facades call holidaymakers to come and get lost in the enchanting beauty of Mykonos. One of the most popular destinations in Greece, Mykonos is a small island in the Aegean Sea ideal for those relaxing weekends when you just want to treat your eyes to the magic of blues. With an amazing, mild weather all year round, the island allows vacationers to have an impeccable tropical holiday time any time of the year. As photogenic as heaven, Mykonos delights with everything exciting; be it the intriguing windmills, the long stretches of sandy coastlines, the glimpses of A-listers, cobbled pathways, the sunsets, the luxe villas, the old marvels and more.
There's no chance to miss out on Little Venice, a charming seaside part of Chora lined by picturesque 18th century houses, quaint cafes, excellent restaurants, lively bars and clubs and tasteful galleries reflecting the touches of Greek, Roman, Venetian and Turkish. This place has a spell of its own in Mykonos where you can simply spend a day strolling through the streets, relaxing at a beach and heading to a buzzing night club.
There are a lot of photographed archaeological sites to explore here; the Church of Paraportiani, the Monastery of Paleokastro and Panagia Tourliani are a few of them. When it comes to beaches, Kalafatis, Ornos, Mykonos (ville) and Psarrou top the list of the places where you can simply relax soaking up the sun and indulge in various water sports such as diving, snorkeling, skiing and parasailing. Besides, Greek food served here is certain to win the hearts of foodies with grilled meats, thick moussakas, light salads and some delectable dishes like the pepper-flavoured cheese – kopanisti and amigdalota (small cakes of almond and rosewater).
