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You dream to discover Mykonos? This Mykonos Itinerary Ebook is your best travel companion and has the essence you need!
Why waste hours searching the internet for information? This guide has everything you need in one place
Chapters: General info / Where should you stay? / How to get there? / Airport transfer / Local transportation / Itinerary / Highlights / Beaches / Day trips & experiences / Hike trails & Natural attractions / Specific food / General travel tips
What this ebook DOES NOT CONTAIN? This ebook does not contain any informations about places to stay overnight (accommodations) or any places to eat (restaurants)Â
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Mykonos invites travelers into a world where traditional charm and modern vitality meet in a uniquely balanced rhythm. This travel itinerary ebook offers an informed path through the island’s most distinctive places, ideal for those who want to explore with freedom while discovering the essential experiences that define this famous Greek destination.
At the center is Chora—Mykonos Town—a place where whitewashed alleys wind between boutiques, tavernas, and hidden churches. The Windmills and Little Venice are not only iconic views, but also part of the local rhythm, especially as the light changes across the sea at dusk.
Just a short walk away, the Panagia Paraportiani Church stands with its layered white curves, a symbol of Mykonos architecture and devotion.
The island’s beaches each carry their own identity. Agios Stefanos Beach offers calm waters close to town, while Ornos and Psarou combine relaxed lounging with stylish spots. Paradise and Super Paradise bring energy and music to the shore, while Elia Beach and Kalo Livadi are longer stretches that invite a slower pace.
Further south, Platis Gialos acts as a starting point for those moving between several beaches on foot or by water taxi.
Inland, Ano Mera Village provides a glimpse of quieter life. The Monastery of Panagia Tourliani is the focal point here, set in a square lined with simple local eateries. It’s a contrast to the lively coastal areas and a reminder of the island’s roots.
For those interested in ancient history, the Archaeological Museum offers insights into Mykonos’ role in the wider Aegean story, while the nearby island of Delos, reachable by boat, connects visitors directly with some of the most important ruins in the region.
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