Mykonos 5 days

Your entry point to the island. Upon arrival, you'll find taxis and bus services to take you to your accommodation.

• Pre-book airport transfers for convenience, especially during peak season.

A picturesque area with colorful houses and balconies that hang over the sea. It's known for its romantic ambiance and stunning sunset views, with many cafes and bars lining the waterfront.

• Arrive early to secure a prime spot at a waterfront cafe for sunset.
• Best for photography during golden hour.

Iconic windmills perched on a hill overlooking Little Venice and the Aegean Sea. These historic structures offer a fantastic panoramic view and are a quintessential Mykonos photo opportunity.

• Great spot for sunset photos, though can get crowded.

A popular restaurant in Little Venice offering delicious Greek cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood and stunning sea views. It's an ideal spot for a romantic dinner as the sun sets.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for a sunset table.

One of Mykonos' most popular and organized beaches, offering soft sand and clear waters. It's lined with sunbeds, umbrellas, and numerous tavernas and cafes, making it perfect for relaxation and water sports.

• Rent a sunbed and umbrella for comfort.
• Many boat tours depart from here, offering easy access to other beaches.

A trendy beach club and restaurant known for its bohemian vibe, stunning views, and vibrant atmosphere. It's a popular spot for drinks, food, and socializing, especially in the afternoon.

• Dress code is stylish casual.
• Book a table in advance, especially for weekend visits or special events.

Famous for its lively atmosphere and beach parties, Paradise Beach offers golden sands and turquoise waters. It's a hub for young crowds and those looking for a fun, energetic beach experience.

• Known for its parties starting in the late afternoon.
• Good for people-watching.

A highly-rated restaurant in Mykonos Town offering creative Mediterranean dishes in a charming setting with a beautiful courtyard. It's a great choice for a delightful dinner after a day at the beach.

• Reservations are essential due to its popularity.
• Try their signature cocktails.

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, with impressive ruins from ancient civilizations.

• Wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water and sun protection, as there is little shade.
• Guided tours are highly recommended to understand the significance of the ruins.

Wander through the labyrinthine white-washed alleys, discover charming boutiques, art galleries, and traditional tavernas. Explore the iconic Little Venice and the windmills from a different perspective.

• Get lost in the maze-like streets for the best discoveries.
• Look out for the pelicans, the unofficial mascots of Mykonos.

A legendary bar in Little Venice offering incredible sunset views and a lively atmosphere. It's the perfect place to enjoy a cocktail while watching the sun dip below the horizon.

• Arrive early, as it's very popular and seating is limited.
• Known for its vibrant, sometimes loud, atmosphere.

An elegant restaurant set in a lush courtyard in Mykonos Town, serving refined Mediterranean cuisine with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. It offers a romantic and sophisticated dining experience.

• The courtyard setting is particularly beautiful in the evening.
• Reservations are strongly advised.

A beautiful, unorganized, and tranquil beach on the northern coast, known for its natural beauty and clear, refreshing waters. It's a favorite among those seeking a more secluded and authentic beach experience.

• Bring your own supplies (water, snacks, umbrella) as there are no facilities.
• The sea can be rougher here due to its northern exposure.

A legendary, no-frills taverna located near Agios Sostis Beach, famous for its delicious, authentic Greek barbecue cooked over a charcoal grill. It's a rustic, open-air spot with a loyal following.

• There are no reservations, and you may have to wait for a table.
• Cash only is often preferred.

Another beautiful, less crowded beach on the northern coast, offering a more serene atmosphere than its southern counterparts. It's a great spot for swimming and relaxing amidst natural beauty.

• Some beach clubs operate here seasonally, but it remains generally quiet.
• Can be windy, but offers a pleasant escape from the crowds.

A charming restaurant in Mykonos Town offering a refined take on traditional Greek cuisine in a beautiful setting. It's known for its excellent service and delicious, well-presented dishes.

• A great option for a more upscale, yet authentic, Greek dining experience.
• Reservations are highly recommended.

Explore the local shops and boutiques in Mykonos Town for souvenirs, fashion, and local crafts. It's a great place to pick up last-minute gifts and experience the island's retail scene.

• Look for local art and handmade jewelry.
• Bargaining is not common in most shops.

A historic bakery in Mykonos Town, operating for centuries, offering delicious baked goods, traditional pies, and coffee. It's a perfect spot for a quick, authentic bite before heading to the airport.

• Try their various sweet and savory pies.
• A great place to grab a coffee and pastry.

Depart from Mykonos, filled with memories of its beautiful beaches, charming towns, and vibrant nightlife.

• Allow ample time for check-in and security, especially during peak travel times.