Mykonos 5 days

The main gateway to the island, serving both domestic and international flights. It's a modern facility with essential services.

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

A picturesque area with charming houses built right on the water's edge, featuring colorful balconies and windmills. It's a prime spot for sunset views and romantic strolls.

• Visit during the golden hour for the best photography opportunities.
• Many cafes here offer prime sunset viewing spots, but they can get crowded.

The capital and heart of Mykonos, known for its labyrinthine whitewashed alleys, vibrant bougainvillea, and iconic windmills. Explore its shops, galleries, and hidden courtyards.

• Get lost in the alleys; it's part of the charm!
• Look out for Petros the Pelican, the unofficial mascot of Mykonos.

A popular restaurant in Little Venice offering fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes with stunning sea views. It's ideal for a romantic dinner as the sun sets.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for sunset seating.

A popular, well-organized beach with calm, shallow waters, making it ideal for swimming and families. It features a variety of tavernas and sunbed rentals.

• Great for watersports like windsurfing.
• Plenty of dining options directly on the sand.

One of Mykonos' longest and most vibrant beaches, offering a wide range of activities, beach bars, and restaurants. It's a hub for water sports and boat excursions.

• Numerous water taxi services depart from here to other beaches.
• Can be quite lively and crowded, especially in the afternoon.

Known for its crystal-clear waters and upscale atmosphere, Psarou is a favorite among celebrities and trendsetters. It offers chic beach clubs and fine dining.

• Expect higher prices for sunbeds and food compared to other beaches.
• Bookings at beach clubs like Nammos are essential.

A renowned sunset bar and restaurant located on a beautiful peninsula, offering bohemian vibes, great music, and spectacular views. It's a popular spot for sunset cocktails and evening entertainment.

• Arrive early to secure a good spot for sunset.
• Dress code is stylish bohemian.

The departure point for ferries and boats to the nearby island of Delos. The port area is also a charming spot with traditional fishing boats and cafes.

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

• Wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water as there is little shade.
• Consider hiring a guide for a more in-depth understanding of the site's history.

Houses artifacts found during excavations on Delos and the surrounding Rhenia island, offering a glimpse into the ancient past. It features sculptures, pottery, and funerary objects.

• Located near the Old Port, it's a convenient stop after returning from Delos.

A traditional village located in the interior of the island, offering a more authentic Mykonian experience away from the bustling coast. Visit the historic Panagia Tourliani monastery.

• Enjoy a coffee or a light meal in the village square.

A traditional taverna in Ano Mera known for its authentic Greek cuisine, grilled meats, and local dishes. It offers a rustic and welcoming atmosphere.

A beautiful, unorganized beach known for its natural beauty and tranquility. It's a favorite among those seeking a more secluded and less commercialized beach experience.

• Bring your own supplies as there are no facilities.
• The Kiki's Tavern nearby is famous for its fresh, simple food (check opening hours).

A large, open bay with a relaxed atmosphere, offering a mix of organized sections with sunbeds and a more natural, wilder part. It's popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

• The beach club 'Principote' offers a more upscale experience.
• Good spot for lunch with several tavernas available.

A iconic row of seven traditional windmills overlooking Mykonos Town and the sea. They are a classic symbol of the island and offer fantastic photo opportunities.

• Best visited in the late afternoon for soft light.
• One of the windmills is open as a small museum (check hours).

Offering panoramic views of Mykonos Town and the Aegean Sea, this restaurant serves delicious Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. It's a great spot for a romantic dinner with a view.

Located in Mykonos Town, this small museum showcases traditional Mykonian life, featuring exhibits on maritime history, weaving, and local customs.

A sandy beach located north of Mykonos Town, offering views of Delos island. It's a relaxed beach with several tavernas and sunbed services.

• Good for a final swim or a leisurely breakfast by the sea.

A central square in Mykonos Town that serves as a bus station and a hub for shops selling local crafts, souvenirs, and fashion.

Depart from Mykonos, reflecting on your island adventure.