Luxury 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. There are just over 10,000 inhabitants, most of whom live in the largest town, Mykonos, located on the west coast.

Legend has it that the narrow, identical, labyrinthine neighborhoods of Mykonos were purposely built with many dead ends so that pirates could easily get lost if they came here to plunder.

It seems that the Greek islands follow the architectural style of white walls and blue roofs on all the houses located here. The narrow marble streets lead visitors to get lost in the small souvenir shops with European style or charming outdoor cafes.

Not only possessing a wild and romantic beauty that is hard to find, Mykonos also has many beautiful luxury resorts. Therefore, this is also one of the top favorite vacation spots of superstars and celebrities.

Here are the most famous 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 area and is actually five churches built on top of each other.

Little Venice

Little Venice is a row of fishing houses with balconies that jut out over the water. Built in the 18th century, they were used by merchants for quick access to their boats. Some of them have now been converted into cafes and restaurants.

Little Venice is another popular tourist spot in Myknonos. Visitors often come here in the late afternoon to enjoy a cup of coffee and watch the sunset.

Kato Mili Windmill

If you venture outside of Mykonos town, 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, the windmills were originally used by the Venetians to grind grain. They have now been converted into homes, warehouses and tourist accommodation. This is another great spot to watch the sunset.

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