Mykonos
Windmills, whitewash, and the Aegean's most famous nightlife — with quiet beaches for the morning after.
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🧭 Why Visit
Mykonos is the Cyclades at full volume: bougainvillea-draped lanes built to confuse pirates, iconic windmills, beach clubs that run past dawn — and, a short boat away, the sacred silence of ancient Delos.
🏛️ A Little History
A poor fishing island until the 1950s, Mykonos became the Aegean's glamour capital when archaeologists, artists, and then the jet set discovered it — Jackie Onassis and Grace Kelly made Little Venice famous.
💡 Did You Know?
Neighboring Delos, birthplace of Apollo in Greek myth, was once the treasury of the Athenian league — today the whole island is an open-air museum where nobody is permitted to spend the night.
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Local Know-How
- The maze of Mykonos Town was built to confuse pirates — let yourself get lost
- Little Venice cocktails at sunset: arrive 90 minutes early for a rail table
Getting Around
- Delos boats leave mornings only — book the first one and beat the heat
- Beach club loungers can run €50-200+; south-coast public strips sit beside them free
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