Vacationing in Mykonos can be everything but dull. This vibrant location will undoubtedly improve your spirits, and the myriad Mykonos attractions will remain etched in your mind. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve compiled a list of the most fascinating ones for you to try out.

Mykonos Beaches

Even if you’re only there for a few days, you should make a point of seeing some of the island’s best beaches. And believe us when we say it will be difficult for you to decide which one to visit first because they are all stunning and offer a variety of amenities, restaurants, and recreational activities and water sports. Among the most well-known are:

• Paradise Beach,
• Panormos Beach,
• Paraga Beach,
• Super Paradise Beach,
• Elia Beach,
• Platis Gialos,
• Ornos,
• Psarou Beach.

If you enjoy water sports and other exciting activities, Paradise, Kalo Livadi, and Elia should be your first stops. The weather is ideal for a variety of activities, including jet skiing and parasailing. While you’re here, you can get a little adrenaline rush before relaxing on a nice sunbed and listening to famous DJs.

Clubs And Parties

Speaking of DJs and parties, Mykonos is known for its party and nightlife scene that draws celebrities and clubbers from all over the world to visit each year. A winning recipe for having a good time is beach bars and nightclubs with incredible energy and entertainment combined with stunning décor and setting. Once you’ve experienced Mykonos nightlife, you’ll want to return year after year. And of course, you shouldn’t miss out on renting a luxury villa to make the party life even better.

Little Venice and The Famous Windmills in Old Town Chora

Even if you’re just here for the parties, it’s unacceptable that you don’t check out the beautiful Chora, its stunning port, and gorgeous streets lined with white buildings on any list of must-do things in Mykonos. With its iconic colorful houses and magnificent taverns and restaurants providing excellent Greek specialities, Little Venice is the town’s true gem, located directly on the coast.

While you’re here, at the very least take a photo of the town’s most famous landmark, the windmills. The five most popular ones are all close to Little Venice, so stopping by while you’re there would be ideal.

Island Hopping Nearby

If you enjoy island hopping, a day trip to the adjacent island of Delos might be just what you’re looking for. Delos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the former ecclesiastical and political hubs of the Cyclades, hence it plays an important role in Greek history. Santorini, Tinos, Paros, and the other Cyclades, as well as Crete, are all easily accessible from Delos.

If you enjoy island hopping, a day trip to the adjacent island of Delos might be just what you’re looking for. Delos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the former ecclesiastical and political hubs of the Cyclades, hence it plays an important role in Greek history. Santorini, Tinos, Paros, and the other Cyclades, as well as Crete, are all easily accessible from Delos.