Built in 1891, Armenistis Lighthouse or Faros Armenistis, as the locals call it, is a proud reminder of a once glorious maritime history that is tied to the island of Mykonos. Although fully functional to date, it stands in silence at the Fanari area on the north-western part of the island, some 7km from Mykonos…

Mykonos is an Aegean Sea island that belongs to the Cyclades municipality. Its capital is Mykonos Town, also known as Chora, which is located on the western side of the island. Also, it is part of a complex that includes the islands of Delos, Rhenia, and some rocky islets.  Without a doubt, Mykonos is a…

Mykonos is a magical island in the Aegean Sea, famous for its stunning Mykonos churches, rich history, and deep religious roots, with hundreds of chapels and places of worship dating back to 500 AD. Below is a very brief historical background of the island and a timeline with the most significant events in Mykonos as…

Mykonos might be a cosmopolitan Mediterranean hub renowned for its vibrant party scene, but it remains a picturesque Cycladic island with natural beauties that go beyond the landscapes on the ground. In fact, its underwater cosmos is even more heart-stopping than the land you step on. The truth is that most scuba diving lovers admit…

Many people don’t understand why Mykonos is nicknamed Island of the Winds until they actually get here! The strong northern Meltemi winds, characteristic of the Cyclades, not only keep the island’s summer temperatures pleasant but also create ideal conditions for windsurfing in Mykonos. And, if you are wondering where to head to enjoy your favourite…

It’s not hard to understand why anyone would feel a deep infatuation towards Mykonos the very moment they lay eyes on the beautiful Greek island. Natural allures, a sandy coastline featuring crystal-clear waters, charming isolated coves away from prying eyes, party-ready beach clubs, night-long fun, Cycladic charm, and all the glam and appeal one would…