Mykonos 2 weeks

Your entry point to the island. Collect your luggage and arrange for your transfer to your accommodation.

Wander through the iconic labyrinthine streets, admire the whitewashed cubic houses, and discover charming boutiques and cafes.

• Get lost on purpose; it's part of the charm!
• Wear comfortable shoes for the cobblestone streets.

Experience the romantic charm of this waterfront area, where colorful buildings with wooden balconies hang precariously over the sea. Perfect for sunset views.

• Arrive early to secure a prime spot at a waterfront bar.

A classic spot in Little Venice known for its cocktails and breathtaking sunset views. It's a popular place to soak in the atmosphere.

• Expect crowds during peak sunset hours.

These iconic windmills are a symbol of Mykonos, offering panoramic views of the town and the Aegean Sea. Originally used for grinding grain, they are now a picturesque photo opportunity.

• Visit early morning for softer light and fewer people.

One of the most photographed churches in Greece, this unique architectural complex consists of five chapels built over centuries. Its irregular, whitewashed structure is a masterpiece.

• Dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees.

Explore the historic Kastro area, the oldest part of Mykonos Town, which was once a Venetian castle. It's a maze of narrow alleys, archways, and hidden courtyards.

Enjoy traditional Greek cuisine with a modern twist in a charming setting in Mykonos Town. Known for fresh seafood and local specialties.

• Try their grilled octopus or fresh fish.

Discover ancient artifacts unearthed from Delos and Mykonos, including pottery, sculptures, and funerary objects from the Archaic to Hellenistic periods.

• Look out for the Pithos of Mykonos, a large ceramic jar decorated with scenes of the Trojan War.

A popular, well-organized beach with golden sand and clear waters. It offers a wide range of water sports and is lined with restaurants and cafes.

• Rent a sunbed and umbrella for comfort.
• Great starting point for water taxis to other beaches.

Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and upscale atmosphere, Psarou is a favorite among celebrities. It's home to the famous Nammos beach club.

• Book a table at Nammos well in advance if you plan to dine or party there.

Famous for its vibrant party scene and energetic atmosphere. It's a lively beach with music, dancing, and a fantastic crowd.

• Best visited in the afternoon when the party kicks off.

A bohemian-chic beach club and restaurant with a stunning sunset view and a sophisticated, laid-back vibe. It's known for its excellent music and Mediterranean cuisine.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for sunset.

Board your ferry to the sacred island of Delos. Ensure you arrive with time to spare to purchase tickets and find your boat.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. Explore the ruins of ancient temples, houses, mosaics, and the Terrace of the Lions.

• Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and a hat as there is little shade.
• Consider hiring a guide for a more in-depth experience.

Houses artifacts found on Delos, including statues, pottery, and architectural fragments. It provides context to the vast outdoor site.

Enjoy fresh, delicious seafood right by the water in Mykonos Town after your Delos excursion. A local favorite for authentic Greek flavors.

• Ask for the catch of the day.

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

• There are no facilities here, so bring your own supplies.
• Kiki's Tavern is nearby for a rustic lunch if open.

A wide, sandy bay on the northern coast, offering a more relaxed atmosphere than its southern counterparts. It's popular with windsurfers when the Meltemi winds blow.

• Enjoy lunch at the popular 'Principote' beach club for a more upscale experience.

A picturesque beach with soft sand and shallow waters, offering stunning views of the island of Delos. It's well-organized with sunbeds and tavernas.

A traditional taverna in Mykonos Town serving authentic Greek dishes. Known for its friendly service and delicious home-style cooking.

• Don't miss their Moussaka or Souvlaki.

Explore the charming inland village of Ano Mera, the second largest settlement on Mykonos. It's characterized by its traditional architecture and the impressive Monastery of Panagia Tourliani.

• Visit the monastery, which houses a museum of religious artifacts.

A significant religious site founded in the 16th century, featuring a beautiful courtyard, a bell tower, and a museum showcasing Byzantine icons and religious items.

• Observe the intricate marble bell tower and the ornate iconostasis.

Dine at a traditional taverna in Ano Mera, enjoying authentic Mykonian dishes in a relaxed village setting. A great place to sample local specialties.

• Try the local cheese (kopanisti) and honey.

If your visit coincides with a local market day, explore stalls selling fresh produce, local cheeses, honey, and handmade crafts.

Enjoy dinner with a view in Mykonos Town. This restaurant offers a blend of traditional and modern Greek cuisine with scenic vistas.

• Book a table with a sea view for a romantic evening.

A sheltered, family-friendly beach with calm, shallow waters. It's well-organized with numerous tavernas and water sports facilities.

• Ideal for swimming and relaxing without strong waves.

A beautiful, somewhat secluded beach with clear waters and a relaxed vibe. It's known for its natural beauty and good swimming conditions.

• There's a restaurant here, but consider bringing snacks for a picnic.

A remote and rugged beach on the northern coast, offering a truly wild and natural landscape. It's a favorite for those seeking solitude and dramatic scenery.

• Pack everything you need as facilities are minimal.

Perched on a hill overlooking Mykonos Town, this bar offers spectacular panoramic views and is an ideal spot for sunset photography. Enjoy cocktails and music as the sun dips below the horizon.

• Book a table in advance to guarantee a good spot for sunset.
• Arrive well before sunset to capture the changing light.

A renowned seafood restaurant located by the sea, offering a wide selection of fresh fish and mezes. It's a popular spot for lunch with a lively atmosphere.

• Choose your fresh fish from the display before it's cooked.

Venture deeper into the less-trodden alleys of Mykonos Town to discover hidden gems, local artisan shops, and quiet courtyards away from the main crowds.

• Look for small art galleries and boutiques selling unique souvenirs.

Visit a local olive oil producer (if available and open) to learn about the traditional process of olive oil making and sample some of the island's finest oils.

• Check opening times and availability in advance.

A stylish bar in Mykonos Town known for its creative cocktails and sophisticated ambiance. It's a great place to start your evening before heading to clubs.

• Enjoy the people-watching opportunities.

One of Mykonos' most famous super-clubs, hosting international DJs and legendary parties. It's an iconic destination for those seeking high-energy nightlife until the early morning.

• Check the lineup in advance; entry fees can vary.

A picturesque beach famous for its clear waters and views of the island of Delos. It's a tranquil spot, especially in the morning.

• The beach is named after the nearby chapel of Saint John.
• Great for swimming and sunbathing.

A long, sandy beach with beautiful blue waters, offering a good balance of relaxation and facilities. It's less crowded than some southern beaches.

• There are several tavernas and beach bars available.

A beautiful, somewhat hidden cove with clear, calm waters and striking rock formations. It offers a peaceful escape from the busier beaches.

• Requires a bit of a walk from the parking area.

Experience fine dining in a lush, garden setting in Mykonos Town. Interni offers a sophisticated menu of Mediterranean dishes with Asian influences.

• Reservations are essential, especially during peak season.

Browse the unique boutiques and designer stores lining the waterfront and the charming streets of Little Venice. Find local fashion, jewelry, and souvenirs.

• Look for handmade leather goods and unique jewelry designs.

This is Mykonos's most famous shopping street, lined with high-end designer boutiques, art galleries, and jewelry stores. It's a vibrant hub for fashion and luxury goods.

• Even if not shopping, it's a great place for people-watching and photography.

Enjoy a delightful lunch in a tranquil garden setting in Mykonos Town. Offers a menu of fresh Mediterranean dishes.

• Their salads and grilled specialties are highly recommended.

Dedicate the afternoon to capturing the essence of Mykonos Town. Focus on the iconic whitewashed alleys, colorful bougainvillea, and charming doorways. Explore areas like Little Venice and the windmills for iconic shots.

• Golden hour (late afternoon) offers the best light for photography.

A popular bar in Little Venice, perfect for enjoying drinks while watching the sunset and the lively evening atmosphere. It's a classic spot for pre-dinner drinks.

• Can get very busy; arrive early for a good seat.

Return to this beautiful, undeveloped beach for a more relaxed morning. Enjoy the quiet atmosphere and clear waters.

• If Kiki's Tavern is open, consider having lunch there for a rustic experience.

A more secluded and less organized beach, offering a peaceful environment with beautiful natural surroundings. Ideal for swimming and relaxation.

• Bring your own provisions as amenities are scarce.

A quiet and picturesque beach on the northern coast, known for its clear waters and serene atmosphere. It's a great spot for unwinding.

Experience a chic beach club and restaurant with a fusion of Asian and Mediterranean flavors. It offers stunning sea views and a trendy atmosphere for sunset drinks.

• Book a table for sunset to enjoy the full experience.

A beautifully preserved traditional Mykonian house, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle of a wealthy merchant family from the 19th century. It showcases period furniture and artifacts.

Explore contemporary art at this renowned gallery in Mykonos Town, showcasing works by acclaimed Greek and international artists. It's a sophisticated space for art lovers.

A popular and bustling taverna in Mykonos Town, famous for its fresh seafood, traditional Greek dishes, and lively atmosphere. It's a quintessential Mykonian dining experience.

• Try their calamari and Greek salad.

Housed in a former captain's house, this museum displays traditional furniture, costumes, and artifacts that illustrate the island's maritime history and folk traditions.

A charming bar in Mykonos Town offering a relaxed atmosphere with live music on some nights. It's a great spot for a quiet drink.

Consider a day trip to the nearby island of Tinos, known for its religious significance and traditional villages, or revisit Delos for a more in-depth exploration. Alternatively, explore more secluded beaches.

• Check ferry schedules in advance.
• Tinos offers a different, more authentic Cycladic experience.

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a seaside taverna, savoring fresh Greek dishes with the sound of the waves as your soundtrack. Many beaches have excellent options.

Spend the afternoon relaxing on a favorite beach or discovering a new one. Enjoy the crystal-clear Aegean waters and the Mykonian sun.

A charming spot in Mykonos Town offering delicious food and creative cocktails with views of the windmills. A great place for a final evening meal.

• Enjoy their seafood pasta or a well-crafted cocktail.

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

Enjoy a final Greek breakfast or brunch at a local cafe before heading to the airport.

Depart from Mykonos. Ensure you allow ample time for check-in and security procedures.