Situated at Kastro area (in Mykonos Town) overlooking the Aegean Sea, imposing Panagia Paraportiani is a 14th-century church that impresses with its plasticity, unique shape, and the history behind its construction. …
Not only is Delos the heart of the Cyclades archipelago, but also one of the most powerful energetic spots in the Mediterranean. Its allure and attraction are undeniable among lovers of sites with supreme archaeological, historical, and mythological…
On the northern part of Mykonos lies probably the most bohemian beach on the island, some 7km from Mykonos Town. Ftelia Beach is a popular hub among windsurfers due to the frequent winds that blow on that…
Nobody can deny that Mykonos is one of the first names that pop in mind whenever thinking about holidays in the Mediterranean with a VIP flavour and a vibrant party scene. The truth is that it is…
Mykonos is a popular summer destination among VIPs, and people used to a luxury lifestyle in general. With legendary parties and particularly cosmopolitan flair to it, Mykonos is also a charming Cycladic island exuding vibrancy, elegance, sumptuousness, and…
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…
Little Venice is perhaps THE most romantic Mykonos neighbourhood. The rows of 18th-century fishing houses that line the waterfront fill the air with the aroma from the bougainvillaeas that adorn the elegant wooden balconies.
