Mykonos

An international resort island known for its windmills, Little Venice and beach parties, and the gateway to the ancient ruins of Delos.

Mykonos lies in the northern Cyclades and is one of the most internationally famous islands in Greece. The white labyrinth of alleys in the main town, Chora, the windmills on the hill and the seafront Little Venice district are classic sights, and the church of Paraportiani is highly distinctive; the beaches along the south coast are known for their beach clubs and nightlife. Nearby Delos, the sacred island of the myth of Apollo's birth, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be visited on a day trip by boat. Jun–Sep is the liveliest period, while May and October are quieter and cheaper. Mykonos International Airport has many direct flights in summer, and ferries connect to Piraeus and Rafina.

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