MYKONOS

HIGHLIGHTS: BEST OF MYKONOS

• Little Venice for the sunset

  Category: Things to see

  Little Venice is the most picturesque quarter of the main town. This is a wonderful spot to enjoy the sunset and have a drink or coffee at the many bars along the waterfront.
• Visit Delos Sacred islet

  Category: Tours & Activities

  Don't miss this cruise and walking tour to the island of Delos, one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece.
• Swim at Super Paradise beach

  Category: Beaches

  Located on the southern side, Super Paradise is the most beautiful beach on the island. It has exotic waters, soft sand and some beach bars along the coast.
• Party at Cavo Paradiso

  Category: Clubs

  Cavo Paradiso is one of the hottest party destinations, not just on the Greek island, but around the world. It hosts the best of parties.
• Stroll around Mykonos town

  Category: Villages

  Chora, the mail town of the island, distinguishes for its Cycladic architecture: walk through the narrow paved paths, see the sugar houses and the traditional windmills.
• Visit the Windmills

  Category: Things to see

  The windmills are the quintessential features of Mykonos landscape. There are plenty of them that have become a part and parcel of Mykonos.
• Walking & bus tour around Mykonos

  Category: Tours & Activities

  Explore the best of Mykonos by bus, in 4 hours! Little Venice, the windmills, Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, Kalafatis beach and more!
• Have fun at the beach

  Category: Sports

  Enjouy endless hours of fun by the sea under the sun with jet skis, tubing, windsurfing and more.
• Church of Panagia Paraportiani

  Category: Things to see

  The lovely church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Paraportiani is among the most photographed churches on the island.
• Elia beach

  Category: Beaches

  The large beach of Elia has amazing waters and soft sand. Due to its size, it is ideal for visitors looking for privacy and others looking for beach parties.
• Agios Sostis beach

  Category: Beaches

  Agios Sostis is among the quietest beaches on the island. It is an unspoiled area without any kind of amenities.
• Meet Petros the Pelican

  Category: Sightseeing

  The Pelican called Petros (Peter) is an integral part of the island of Mykonos and rightfully it has become the mascot of the island. You can get a glimpse of the cute creature as it strolls leisurely in own unhurried pace through the city's many alleyways.
• Kalafatis beach

  Category: Beaches

  Kalafatis is another beautiful beach on the island and is mostly known for its water sports: scuba diving, windsurfing and more.
• Archaeological Museum of Delos

  Category: Things to see

  While on a tour to Delos island, you will have the chance to visit the Archaeological Museum of Delos with a collection of rare historical statues and articfatcs.
• Kalo Livadi beach

  Category: Beaches

  Kalo Livadi is one of the longest beaches in Mykonos. It is well-organized with many umbrellas and sundecks and offers shallow and clean waters and a quiet atmosphere.
• Monastery of Panagia Tourliani

  Category: Things to see

  While visiting the village Ano Mera, don't miss the monastery of Panagia Tourliani, built in 1542.
• Archaeological Museum of Mykonos

  Category: Things to see

  While strolling around town, you must visit this museum offering numerous historical relics and vestiges of the past.
• Armenistis Lighthouse

  Category: Things to see

  This old lighthouse stands like a sentinel over the Armenistis area and stands as mute testimony to the rich maritime past of Mykonos.