The picturesque capital known for its whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, vibrant nightlife, and waterfront cafes and shops, featuring landmarks like the Paraportiani Church and traditional Cycladic architecture.

A charming waterfront district in Mykonos Town, is known for its elegant 18th-century mansions with balconies overhanging the sea, offering stunning sunset views, seafood restaurants, and trendy bars.

Iconic 16th-century windmills overlooking Mykonos Town, used for grinding wheat, offering panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and serving as a symbol of the island's maritime heritage.

An upscale beach known for its turquoise waters, soft sand, and vibrant party atmosphere with beach clubs, DJ events, and luxurious amenities, popular among celebrities and jet-setters.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site near Mykonos, known for its archaeological ruins of ancient Greek temples, houses, and theaters, including the Terrace of the Lions and the House of Dionysus.

An upscale beach with soft white sand and crystal-clear waters, offering luxurious sunbeds, umbrellas, water sports, and beachfront restaurants serving gourmet Mediterranean cuisine and seafood specialties.

A famous beach known for its golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and lively beach clubs hosting parties with DJs, water sports, and beachfront bars, attracting a young and energetic crowd.

A serene beach with golden sand and clear waters, offering views of Delos Island, known for its relaxed atmosphere, family-friendly facilities, and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood.