About Mykonos

Mykonos. The most famous island in Greece, and without a doubt the most cosmopolitan of the Cycladic islands. Its name is synonymous with entertainment and nonstop parties. However, Mykonos offers more than just that. It’s the island of surprises. It has unique beauty, some of which are well-known, while others remain unknown…

The island of winds, as the locals name it, is located around the center of the Cyclades islands, between Tinos and Naxos. It is the closest island to Delos. Boats depart from Mykonos’ harbor to visit the ancient sacred island.

Mykonos was one of the first Greek islands to attract tourists with its natural beauty, sun, and sea. It started to spread its rumor in the mid-1950s, when the first guests arrived on the island.

Mykonos was already a popular vacation spot for worldwide jet set celebrities in the mid-1960s. During the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Mykonos became popular among every artist, politician, and businessman of the time. Celebrities that have frequently visited this Aegean island include Aristoteles Onasis, Maria Kallas, Tzaki Kennedy – Onasi, Brigit Bardo, Zan Moro, and Grace Kelly.

Mykonos is no longer a hot destination, but rather a stable value. Many Greek celebrities have chosen to build rural homes on the island in order to establish close relationships with it.

But what exactly makes Mykonos so famous? The charming capital, with its authentic beauty, classic architecture, and simple charm, entices all visitors.

Alefkandra, sometimes known as Little Venice, is a distinctive Greek neighborhood. Waves splash against windows, creating a one-of-a-kind landscape. Some of Mykonos’ major spots include the Kastro neighborhood, the Panagia Paraportiani church, the Archaeological Museum, the scenic Windmills, and shopping on Matogianni, a famous strip with fashion retailers.

Mykonos’ beaches are well-known around the world and provide a variety of entertainment options. You can combine swimming, sports, and leisure. Super Paradise and Paradise are the most popular and well-known beaches in the Cyclades islands. Elia beach, with its infinite golden shore and crystal-clear seas, is great for swimming. If you enjoy sports, visit Platys Gialos, which has all of the necessary infrastructure for water activities.

The beach at Agios Ioannis garnered international attention when the Hollywood film Shirley Valentine was filmed there.
There are short and long shoreline, organized beaches, and virgin coasts to suit every taste on the island.
Kalafatis, Ftelia, Ornos, Psarou, Tourlos, Houlakia, Agios Stefanos, Ano Mera, and Megali Ammos are a few examples.

Mykonos has comfortable accommodations in elegant hotel complexes and villas, as well as rooms for rent throughout the island. Prices are reasonable for all travelers.

The island has regular connections to the ports of Piraeus and Rafina. There is an airport that connects Mykonos to Athens, Thessaloniki, and other places in Greece. During the summer months, charter flights arrive from all over the world.

Visit Mykonos and experience the holiday of your dreams…