Things To Do in Mykonos, Greece

Mykonos is one of the few famous Greek islands, offering you gorgeous views dazzling water, and an experience like no other. This beautiful island is located in the Cycladic region and is set on the side of the Aegean Sea. Here you will create picture-perfect memories that you will carry with you for years to come. To ensure you make the most of your trip we have listed down a few things you can do, and a few places you should visit when in Mykonos, Greece.

Mykonos Alleys

When looking to take in all that Mykonos has to offer, you must drop off your bags and start to explore the island on foot. Walking through its Cycladic blue streets you will be able to take on the island living at its best. The streets are full of shops, cafes, bars, and even restaurants. Offering you an authentic Greek experience like no other.

Armenistis Lighthouse

The Armenistis Lighthouse is about 62 ft tall and makes for a scenic attraction. Offering you a great view from afar and even when you stand on top of the lighthouse. Covering a complete view of the Aegean Sea, and touches of Tinos island. Standing here you can see the boars that pass between the two islands, as it is a busy route taken by many ferries and small boats.

Little Venice

A small section of Mykonos showcases homes on the edge of the water, its popping colors and staggering placement has earned them the title of Little Venice. A beautiful piece of architecture that leaves you dazzled. Next to the homes, you will find great bars and cafes where you can easily relax and take in the view of Little Venice and the surrounding areas.

Platis Gialos Beach

One of the most popular beaches in Mykonos is Platis Gialos. Its stunning turquoise water paired with deep white sand makes it an attraction for everyone looking to be dazzled. Accessible by bus and boat the beach makes for a short trip. Here you will find all that you need to relax and have a good time from ravens, beach bars, sunbeds, and so on.

Tropicana Mykonos Club

Situated in the southern part of Mykonos the Tropicana Mykonos Club is a part hub for all those looking to get their groove on. The party starts around 4:30 in the afternoon and ends late the next morning. Offering you historic parties and experience that no other party has constructed. Amazing music paired with a lively atmosphere, delicious cocktails, and a beach bar to help you relax and take a break. Sip on the beverage of your choice as you take in the life that surrounds you.

Mykonos Windmills

A famous sight that can be enjoyed even when you are passing by Mykonos on your way to another Greek Island. Located on the southeast of Chora these windmills hold a characteristic spherical shape and are white painted with a wooden hat inspired roof. Originally the windmills were used to grind grain, but now they are a symbol of the past. There are seven windmills in total and are considered to be a jewel of the island.

Panagi Paraportiani

The most important religious monument and historic architecture of Cyclades. Located in the capital next to the Aegean Sea, offering you a view of the world. While offering you easy access to the old Castle. The name Paraportiani comes from the small gate near the monument. Constructed between the 16th and 17th centuries, its complex architecture took a while to ensure the church was built the way it was envisioned.

Paradise House Reef

Mykonos is one of the few islands that is not limited to the land and offers a special treat for divers. Offering you a spectacular experience and view of marine life, allowing you to discover the magic of Cycladic seabed at Paradise Reef. here you will find various species underwater, and stunning scenic views over the water level. Offering you the best of both worlds in a single trip.

City of Delos

Located near cosmopolitan Mykonos is Delos – an ancient holy island that is full of exceptional remnants left by ancient Greeks. According to Greek mythology, Delos is the birthplace of Artemis and Apollo. What allows Delos to stand out is the fact that it is the only archaeological site that holds ancient private homes in great conditions. Along with temples, theaters, gyms, stadiums, and other spectacular structures. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990, Delos is well protected and preserved; even restored in places.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]