Mykonos has an area of only 90 sq km, which makes it a rather small island. Along the northern coastline, the landscape is rocky and uneven, while on the southern part beaches are sandy.
As you move to the interiors, this rugged terrain transforms into hills. In spring, these hills are covered with short vegetation, while in summer they are barren. |
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Elias Anomeritis at an altitude of 341 m. There are no rives on Mykonos, but there are two artificial lakes, close to Panormos bay, which provide the island with water.
As Mykonos is the most tourist developed island of Greece, there are only a few parts that remain pristine, especially on the northern side. |
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Tourlos, Panormos, Ornos and Fokos. Large sandy beaches or small rocky coves attract a lot of visitors.
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