The day is still young, and a growing appetite to discover more may lead you for a stroll around some of the most famous landmarks of Mykonos. The snow white windmills are a welcoming symbol of the island’s rich, virile past. Little Venice, a waterfront with rows of 18th century fishing houses that look out to the sea, is an unmissable and truly mesmerizing experience. Make a stop for a cocktail or drink at sunset and watch a scenery of exploding colors painted with the finest brushes nature can offer. Walk around Matoyianni Street, the main complex of pebbled street paths and witness how the local folk scenery fuses elegantly with a cosmopolitan, eclectic and world class air, that has made the island of Mykonos an international hub of the elite since the 60’s. For a cultural brain shower, visit the Archeological and Maritime museums and get to know the rich history of Mykonos. Lena’s House Museum, a 19th-century, fully furnished middle-class Mykonian house, is a branch of the Folklore Museum and surely, a must see.

If you feel like catching up with a little local vibe away from the crowd, then Ano Mera is your place. The second largest village after Mykonos town, Ano Mera, has a different pace. A serene and welcoming village with friendly locals going about their daily activities, here, you may lose track of time and absorb all the beauty and essence of the simple pleasures in life.

A gastronomic delight awaits you

As for dining at the town of Mykonos, your choice is a gastronomic palette of the finest restaurants and local eateries. Reserve an experience like no other and indulge in the wonders of Greek and international gourmet cuisine. Don’t forget to try the fresh catch of the day from local fishermen.