A luxurious summer vacation in Mykonos

Mykonos is a Greek island, part of the Cyclades, located between Tinos, Syros, Paros, and Naxos, with an area of ​​85.5 km².²With just over 10,000 residents, most of them live in the largest town, Mykonos, located on the west coast.

The story goes that the narrow, identical, and labyrinthine streets of Mykonos were deliberately constructed with many dead ends to make it easy for pirates to get lost if they came there to plunder.

It seems that the islands of Greece all follow a style of architecture with white walls and blue roofs, as seen in the houses throughout the area. Narrow, marble-paved streets lead visitors astray to charming little souvenir shops with a distinct European feel or alluring outdoor cafes.

Not only does Mykonos possess a rare, unspoiled and romantic beauty, but it also boasts many stunning luxury resorts. Therefore, it is one of the top vacation destinations for superstars and celebrities.

Here are some of the most popular check-in spots in Mykonos.

Paraportiani Church

The Paraportiani Church, also known as the Church of Our Lady, is one of the most famous churches in Greece, located at the entrance to the Kastro district and is actually five churches built one on top of the other.

Little Venice

Little Venice is a row of fishing houses with balconies jutting out over the water. Built in the 18th century, these houses were used by merchants as they allowed them to quickly board boats and head out to sea. Now, some of these houses have been converted into cafes and restaurants.

Little Venice is another popular tourist spot in Myknonos. Visitors often come here in the late afternoon, sipping coffee and watching the sunset.

Kato Mili windmill

If you venture outside the town of Mykonos, you can see windmills all over the island. However, the most famous windmills are located right next to Little Venice.

Taking advantage of the island's windy conditions, windmills were once used by the Venetians to grind grain. These windmills have now been converted into houses, storage facilities, and accommodations for tourists. It's also another great spot to watch the sunset.

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