Mykonos

Mykonos is a stunning island in Greece's Cyclades group, known for its bright white buildings with blue doors that look amazing against the backdrop of the clear blue Aegean Sea. This island has a perfect mix of relaxing beaches and exciting nightlife that keeps tourists coming back year after year.

The island has a rich history dating back to ancient Greek mythology, supposedly named after the grandson of Apollo. In the 1960s, it became popular among celebrities and the international jet set, helping transform it from a simple fishing village to a world-class destination. Today, the island keeps its traditional Cycladic architecture while offering modern luxury experiences.

Mykonos Town (Chora) is the heart of the island with its famous Little Venice area and the iconic windmills that have become the island's trademark. The maze-like streets were originally designed to confuse pirates but now create a charming atmosphere for exploring the many boutiques, restaurants, and galleries.

Beyond the beautiful beaches and party scene, Mykonos has archaeological sites worth visiting, including the nearby island of Delos, the mythical birthplace of Apollo. The local food scene offers incredible Greek dishes, fresh seafood, and excellent local wines that complete the Mykonos experience.