Mykonos Travel Guide

Christmas in Greece: A Celebration of Faith and Festivity Christmas in Greece is a joyful season filled with profound religious significance and rich cultural traditions. As one of the holiest periods in the Greek Orthodox Church, the holiday brings together age-old customs,...

1. Petros the Pelican An old celebrity of the town’s waterfront, “Petros” has been the official mascot & one of Mykonos top attractions for many years. Found after a storm in 1954 the pelican gave up its migrating to become a local resident. After more than...

Information o Mykonos Cruise Ship Port Terminals, things to do and see in Mykonos in one day.

Don’t Miss These Enchanting Beaches in Mykonos The mystical island of Mykonos is known as the “Island of the Winds.” It rises out of the Aegean Sea, its rugged granite hillsides graced with angular Cycladic architecture. Hints of deep blue shutters contrast with the rocky...

The transport around Mykonos is something which is going to be very important during your stay on the island. There are various ways of transport, from the very cheap to the luxurious. The most common ways for getting around Mykonos we will discuss in this article & you can...