Mykonos 10 days

The main gateway to the island, typically a small but busy airport serving international and domestic flights. It's well-organized for arrivals.

• Arrange airport transfer in advance, especially during peak season.

A picturesque area where colorful houses with balconies and shutters are built right up to the edge of the sea. It's known for its charming cafes and bars with stunning sunset views.

• Arrive before sunset to secure a good spot at a waterfront cafe.

The main town of Mykonos, a labyrinth of whitewashed alleys, blue-domed churches, and vibrant bougainvillea. It's the heart of the island's shopping, dining, and nightlife.

• Get lost in the smaller alleys for unique photo opportunities.
• Look for 'Kastro' or 'Castro' area for historic buildings.

A classic Mykonos bar in Little Venice, offering unparalleled sunset views over the Aegean Sea. It's a prime spot for cocktails and people-watching.

• Expect crowds, especially for sunset; go early.

A popular, crescent-shaped beach with calm, shallow waters, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. It's well-organized with sunbeds, umbrellas, and several beachfront tavernas.

• Rent a sunbed for comfort, though public areas are available.
• Good for families and those who prefer a more sheltered bay.

A casual beachfront restaurant at Ornos Beach, serving fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes. It's a convenient spot for lunch with your feet practically in the sand.

A row of iconic, whitewashed windmills standing on a hill overlooking Mykonos Town and the sea. They are a classic symbol of the island and offer fantastic panoramic views for photography.

• Visit late afternoon for softer light and fewer crowds.
• The area is exposed, so wear a hat and sunscreen.

Known for its crystal-clear waters and upscale vibe, Psarou is a hub for socializing and water sports. It's home to the famous Nammos restaurant and beach club.

• Can be very busy and chic; consider it for people-watching as much as relaxing.

The departure point for ferries and boats to nearby islands, including Delos. It's a lively area with cafes and shops.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most important mythological, historical, and archaeological sites in Greece. It's the mythical birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.

• Wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water; there's little shade.
• Consider a guided tour for deeper historical context.
• Allow at least 3-4 hours for the visit and ferry travel.

Return to Mykonos Town for a relaxed afternoon of exploring its charming streets, browsing boutiques, and perhaps visiting the Panagia Paraportiani church.

Perched on a hill with breathtaking panoramic views of Mykonos Town and the Aegean Sea. It's renowned for its stunning sunsets and relaxed atmosphere.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak season.
• Arrive well before sunset to enjoy the ambiance.

Famous for its vibrant atmosphere, beach parties, and clear waters. It's a popular spot for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying music.

• Known for its party scene, especially in the afternoon.
• Can get very crowded; arrive early if you want a good spot.

A lively beachfront venue at Paradise Beach, offering a menu of Mediterranean dishes and cocktails. It's a central spot for food and drinks with a view of the beach action.

Adjacent to Paradise Beach, Super Paradise offers a similar energetic vibe with loud music and lively crowds. It's a quintessential Mykonos beach party destination.

• If you enjoy a party atmosphere, this is the place to be.
• Consider renting a quad bike or scooter to easily hop between beaches.

Located near Mykonos Town, offering beautiful sea views and a romantic setting. It's a great choice for a more relaxed dinner after a day at the beach.

A beautiful, undeveloped beach on the northern coast, known for its natural beauty and tranquility. It's a favorite among those seeking a more secluded experience.

• No facilities here, so bring your own water and snacks.
• The sea can be rougher here than on the south coast.

A legendary, rustic taverna near Agios Sostis Beach, famous for its delicious grilled meats and seafood, prepared over charcoal. It operates without electricity, adding to its unique charm.

• Expect a wait, as they don't take reservations and are very popular.
• Cash only.

A wide, sandy bay on the north coast, offering a more relaxed and bohemian atmosphere than its southern counterparts. It's a good spot for swimming and enjoying the scenery.

• Has a few laid-back beach bars.
• Can be windy.

A charming cafe in Mykonos Town, perfect for a coffee or light snack. It's a pleasant spot to relax and people-watch in the heart of the town.

The only significant village inland on Mykonos, offering a glimpse into traditional island life. It's centered around the impressive Panagia Tourliani monastery.

• Visit the monastery, known for its Byzantine architecture and bell tower.
• Enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the village square.

A traditional taverna in Ano Mera, serving authentic Mykonian cuisine. It's a great place to sample local specialties in a relaxed, village setting.

A wild and secluded beach near Fokos village, offering a peaceful escape. It's known for its clear waters and dramatic natural surroundings.

• There are no facilities, so come prepared.
• The drive to Fokos can be on unpaved roads.

A trendy beach club and restaurant located on a peninsula overlooking Paraga and Kavos beaches. It's known for its bohemian-chic vibe, sunset rituals, and music.

• Reservations are essential, especially for sunset and dinner.
• Dress code is stylish bohemian.

A beautiful and relatively peaceful beach, famous for its stunning views towards Delos and Rhenia islands. It's known for its clear waters and golden sand.

• Home to the famous 'Shirley Valentine' beach from the movie.
• Great for swimming and relaxing.

A small, secluded cove with unique rock formations and clear, turquoise waters. It's a bit more rugged and offers a sense of discovery.

• Access involves some steps and rocky terrain.
• Pack essentials as there are no facilities.

Dedicate time to exploring the boutiques and designer stores in Mykonos Town. Find unique fashion, jewelry, and souvenirs.

A popular bar and restaurant in Little Venice, offering prime sunset views and a lively atmosphere. It's a great spot for cocktails as the sun dips below the horizon.

• Arrive early to get a table with a view.
• Known for its romantic ambiance.

Embark on a boat trip to the nearby uninhabited island of Rhenia for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, often combined with a stop at Delos.

• Many tours include lunch and drinks.
• Check if the tour visits the 'Mykonos Riviera' coastline.
• Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a towel.

After the boat trip, enjoy a relaxed afternoon at a cafe in Mykonos Town. Have a coffee, a light snack, or a refreshing drink.

A stylish restaurant in Mykonos Town with a beautiful courtyard setting. It offers a sophisticated dining experience with Mediterranean and Asian fusion cuisine.

• Reservations are strongly advised.
• The ambiance is particularly magical at night.

Revisit Little Venice and the windmills for morning light photography. Capture the charming architecture and coastal views without the sunset crowds.

• Early morning light is often best for photography.
• Explore the narrow streets behind the waterfront.

A beloved, traditional taverna located a bit outside the main town, serving authentic Greek dishes with fresh ingredients. It's known for its homestyle cooking and friendly service.

• A local favorite, so expect a genuine experience.
• Try the fresh fish and traditional mezes.

A small museum in Mykonos Town showcasing traditional Mykonian life, costumes, furniture, and folk art. It offers insight into the island's past.

A stylish bar in Mykonos Town known for its creative cocktails and chic ambiance. It's a great place to enjoy a pre-dinner drink or a nightcap.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs or gifts from the shops in Mykonos Town.

Enjoy a final Mykonian meal at a restaurant of your choice, perhaps revisiting a favorite or trying a new spot.

Depart from Mykonos Island National Airport.