Holidays in Mykonos for the “quiet” and the “restless”
There are two kinds of summer holiday travelers: those who love spending their days at the beach, sunbathing, reading and totally relaxing; and the “restless” ones. Mykonos is ideal for both kinds!
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6 Private-like Beaches in Mykonos
For those seeking a relaxing experience that includes long hours of undisturbed sunbathing and book reading, here are 6 private-like beaches in Mykonos!
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The 10 best beaches in Mykonos
These are the 10 best beaches in Mykonos! Whichever you choose, you’ll enjoy crystal clear waters and immerse yourself in the inimitable beauty of this breathtaking Greek island.
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Mykonos in spring: extreme beauty before the extreme frenzy!
However odd this may sound, it is a question frequently asked by families planning their holidays on the legendary “island of the winds”: should they take their children along with them or is Mykonos a not at all friendly spot for under aged visitors?
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Holidays in Mykonos: what about the kids?
However odd this may sound, it is a question frequently asked by families planning their holidays on the legendary “island of the winds”: should they take their children along with them or is Mykonos a not at all friendly spot for under aged visitors?
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Summer loading!
There is a proverb in Greek, whose meaning is that once February appears one can already smell the summer. It is true that in a country like Greece, where the winters are usually mild and soft, you always have the feeling that summer is just around the corner; especially after January, when the days start to be visibly longer…
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Winemaking in the Cyclades
The microclimate of the Cyclades allows the production of local wines with very special characteristics, that are often awarded in international tasting competitions and exported all over the world! Either you travel to Mykonos, Paros and Santorini or to more remote islands, you should consider visiting local wineries, to see the vineyards and the stages of wine producing.
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Christmas in the Cyclades
If, in early December, it happens that you catch a ferry to the Cyclades, at almost every port you will be met by the beautiful sight of shining, lit up fishing boats, decorated with small colorful lamps and all sorts of flags. For Greeks living by the sea, Christmas trees are a rather foreign custom so they choose to celebrate the birth of Christ and the New Year with a taste of sea salt!
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Mykonos: A story like a fairy tale!
Though Greece is not the only country in the world with a rich mythology, the lives of gods, semi-gods and heroes in its pre-historical times still have the power of a multicolor, vivid fairy tale that can keep our fantasy alive and thriving. Children learn about it...
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Manto Mavrogenous: the legendary Dame of Mykonos
As you stroll around Chora, the beautiful capital of Mykonos, so serene in its fall dress, surrounded by a calm sea, you pass by Manto Mavrogenous square. This central “piazza” of the Old Port is “home” to a legendary woman, whose marble bust stands in the middle of...
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