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Mykonos Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Mykonos Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

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Mykonos Trip Journey Information | Expedia

Mykonos Trip Journey Information | Expedia

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Preferred amongst the crème-a-la-crème traveller and famous celebrities, the thrilling island of Mykonos melodiously fuses the luxurious lifestyle with tradition and simplicity. 

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Living the high life

Mykonos is the island of opposites that blends the party spirit of Ibiza with the glamour of Monte Carlo; where tradition meets sophistication and everyone can feel like a superstar. Are you going to Mykonos this summer? 

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Mykonos Island Guide

I shared my Mykonos travel diary with you yesterday, so today I have a cheat sheet for your own future visit. Because I know you want to visit those turquoise waters, yes? Despite its reputation as a party island, Mykonos is the ultimate bohemian paradise in the Mediterranean for a laid-back getaway, whether or not nightclubs and dance parties are your thing!

In three words: bohemian, fashionable, laid-back

Where to stay: San Giorgio Hotel 

What you must see: Mykonos Town with its famed windmills and “little Venice,” plus as many beaches as you have time to sunbathe on around the island

Beaches by personality: Paradise & Super Paradise (party), Paranga & Panormos (chill), Psarou (yacht crowd), Agios Sostis & Ftelia (secluded), Kalafatis (surfer crowd)

Don’t leave without: eating lunch at Kiki's

Where to eat: Kiki's above Agios Sostis for freshly grilled lunch; local institution Niko’s for traditional Greek fare; Sea Satin Market for sunset and seafood; Nammos for a trendy outdoor café at Psarou beach

Foods you must try: frappé coffee, octopus, fresh sardines, ouzo, Greek taverna food

Best place for a drink: Ai Yianni on Agios Ioannis beach

What to bring home: silk cord bracelets at Apriati, handmade leather sandals from Mykonos Sandals, breezy sarongs, coffee table book from Atlantis Books at the Belvedere Hotel

When to go: High season is July-August. Go in June or September.

Best way to get around: by car or four-wheeler if you're brave (but the locals said they're best avoided to be safe)

Good to know: Mykonos can be very windy. Check with your hotel on wind conditions before you head to certain beaches. Mykonos is also very fashionable. Dress for comfort and style.

Packing essentials: colorful bikinis and a cover-up for day, sundresses or kaftans for night