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I really enjoyed my time on Mykonos. The beaches were definitely my favorite places, but I also really liked the old town and the clubs. For food, I mainly ate in small tavernas in the old town. It was easy to get around with a scooter, but public transportation was very limited. The only thing I would avoid next time is the high season to avoid the crowds.
The beaches on Mykonos are extremely beautiful. We also really liked the old town with its narrow streets. The boat trips to the neighboring islands were also really nice. There are also a lot of good clubs there for partying.
The hidden bays away from the main towns, which are not overcrowded. I can also recommend local tavernas in the small villages.
Mykonos really is a perfect mix of beautiful beaches, delicious food and good partying.
Beaches for relaxing but also for water sports.
Mykonos has a great atmosphere.
The island was pretty crowded.
Limited availability of public transportation.
Nature lovers
The sun shines up to 300 days a year on Mykonos, which can thus boast of an extremely friendly climate. Only in February and March there is usually rainfall, while the average summer temperatures are around 80 degrees. Even the winters remain very mild and pleasant with an average of 60 degrees. Bathing pleasures are thus almost guaranteed all year round, and with your vacation home on Mykonos you are never far from the magnificent beaches.
A special highlight of the small island is "Little Venice", the most charming quarter of the island's capital Chora. White and colorfully whitewashed cottages adorn the picturesque alleys here and nestle with the last row of houses directly on the seashore. Some of the island's chicest and hippest bars and cafes congregate here, creating an inviting nightlife atmosphere. Culinary delicacies then also entice you to the diverse restaurants, if you want to leave the kitchen in your vacation home cold for once.
Another famous feature of the island are the roundish windmills, which were once used for grinding grain. Today they are out of operation, but still adorn many hills on Mykonos. Climbing the elevations at Chora is rewarded by a fantastic view of the town center, the harbor area, and the Mediterranean Sea.
No less remarkable is a visit to Panagia Paraportiani Church, which is also located directly on the coast. It is considered one of the most photographed churches in the world and impresses with its fancy architecture. As if chiseled out of white stone, the building complex, which consists of several different churches built next to and on top of each other.
The island's party scene has now achieved fame far beyond the country's borders and attracts not only Mykonos travelers, but also world-famous DJs. Clubs like "Cavo Paradiso" and "Paradise" open their doors day and night on the Paradise Beach of the same name. Thus, danceable sounds of various music genres from rave to dance classics resound here directly on the beach, which thus becomes a gigantic open air party.
Also in the localities, above all Choras, the night life pulsates in clubs like the "Scandinavian Disco" or "La Notte". The Greek island is also known not only as one of the most remarkable party destinations in the world, but also boasts a particularly open and tolerant approach to the gay community.
The island is also known for its open and tolerant approach to the gay community.
Several smaller islets belong to the Mykonos archipelago. Excursions to other pearls of the Aegean Sea are thus only a short boat trip away. For example, the crossing to Delos takes only 20min and is rewarded with a rich cultural treasure. Since ancient times considered the birthplace of the god Apollo and his twin sister Artemis, the ancient Greeks built here a variety of temples and statues, which are now UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
.Five snow-white whitewashed chapels make up this unique sacred building. The first of them was built as early as 1425, whereupon it was joined over time with four other rooms to form a unique complex.
You can reach the lighthouse on the cape of the same name via a natural hiking trail. Experience an impressive panoramic view from the structure built in 1891
.The heart of Mykonos Town beats on Matoyianni Street. Designer boutiques nestle here alongside small stores where you can find souvenirs and handmade jewelry
.Founded in 1995, the gallery was the first in Greece dedicated to world-class contemporary art. It features established artists as well as newcomers
.In the north of the Cyclades island lies the beach where the famous Meltemi blows. This north wind provides optimal conditions for surfing and kiting.
The most booked accommodations in Mykonos are villa and apartment rental. We search from more than 1,372 accommodations in Mykonos to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
With Casamundo you can find rentals in Mykonos starting at €61 - On average, you will stay in a 51 m² (Apartment rental) or a 332 m² (Villa).
When traveling with your dog in Mykonos, apartment rental are recommended. These are the most common pet-friendly accommodations with an average price of €1,437 per night.
We can help you find accommodations in Mykonos for a group. On average, the villa has space for 9 guests.