Behind the Mykonos “lifestyle” facade lies more authenticity than one would even imagine. Indeed, the people of the Greek Cycladic island still value their traditions and religious festivals, which are of major interest for the thousands of islanders that take part and the many tourists that visit the island just for that reason. The religious…

Mykonos has been the favourite island for local and international A-listers, royals, and celebrities, and, this is, admittedly, part of its overall allure. Hollywood stars, TV personas, famous athletes, rock stars, and some of the wealthiest people on this planet visit The Island of the Winds for their summer escapades or holidays.  But, Mykonos was…

Rhenia or Rinia island is a small treasure lying right next to Delos Island and its cosmopolitan cousin, Island of Mykonos. Although so close to the vibrant Island of the Winds, very few people know of the incredible beauties that are waiting to be discovered here. This is a bit sad, considering how many people…

Archeological finds and historical sources place Mykonos somewhere in the 11th century B.C., when the Ionians (one of the four primary Greek tribes that thrived in Ancient Greece), settled on the island, and the area we now call Mykonos Town or Chora. As you will soon find out, Mykonos has gone a long way from…

The tourist season on Mykonos generally begins around Greek Easter (April) and runs till the end of October. Peak season is mid-July until the end of August and the island attracts visitors of all age groups. The best time to visit Mykonos island really depends upon your preferences. If you want to go to Mykonos when the…

Ornos is one of the most beautiful Mykonos beaches, cosily sitting in the laps of Ornos Bay – a sheltered anchorage tucked away from the bustling crowds and the vibrant Mykonos Town nightlife. With calm, crystalline waters and a captivating sandy shore, Ornos Beach is the perfect Mykonos swimming spot for families with children. Besides,…

Little Venice is one of the most scenic, romantic, and idyllic spots in Mykonos, providing heart-stopping views of the Aegean Sea and authentic Greek island holiday endeavours. Although far from the typical Cycladic architecture with the whitewashed, sugar-cube houses and the blue-domed churches overlooking the archipelago, waterfront is love at first sight nonetheless. No wonder…