The island of Delos
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Only accessible by a ferry or cruise ship, this is one of the top destinations while in Myknos. Called the Sacred Island of the Ancient Greeks, this is where you can find the ruins of the largest and most significant ancient Greek settlement – not to mention the most well-preserved as well. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The shopping
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You’d never think Mykonos as a shopping destination but there are many different kinds of shops and stores here that suit every taste. You’ll even find high-end names like Louis Vuitton selling their goods on this island. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The history
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Controlled by the Romans during their height of power then becoming part of the Byzantine empire, Mykonos is filled with so much history. And what better way to get a taste of that than by visiting some historic sites? The historic Church of Paraportiani is a popular attraction and so is the Aegean Maritime Museum. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The food
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It’s known that Greek food is delicious. Then again, where better to get the best of Greece than in the country itself? Luckily, Mykonos is one of those islands that has been developed and now features a range of places to satisfy one’s appetite. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The people
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You feel will at home in Mykonos. Although you’re a tourist, you won’t be hounded for a purchase if you’re only just taking a look. Here, you can do your business without feeling harassed. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The sunshine
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Yes, it can get really hot in the summer but Mykonos is an island destination: most of its attractions are out under the sun. But good weather almost always means lots of other tourists and this can be overwhelming for the crowd-averse. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The town itself
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Who wouldn’t fall in love with the white-washed walls and the cobbled walkways? Every nook and cranny of Mykonos is just picture perfect and one can’t help but whip out their camera to take photos. There’s always something to be discovered in every nook and cranny. “Little Venice”, the historic 18th-century district of Mykonos Town is well worth the stroll. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The beaches
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The beaches in Mykonos are simply breathtaking. The sand is beautiful and so is the water. While Santorini enjoys has its beaches, it can’t rival the white and golden sand tourists beach lovers crave. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The nightlife
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The clubs and bars in Mykonos are famous all over the world. The party scene is comparable to that of Ibiza. One caveat is that it can get quite crowded but it’s still fun nonetheless. Just be wary about your belongings because large crowds are havens for theft. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The windmills
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Windmills are associated with Mykonos and you can see them all over the island. The island used to be a popular trade route and as such, windmills were built near the harbor for ease of delivery of flour and grains. Although the windmills aren’t used today, they still serve as great backdrops for photos.