Mykonos Island

Mykonos has been known as the island of the winds, and it’s located in the heart of the Cyclades islands group in the heart of the Aegean. The name of Cyclades means “the encircling islands”, are positioned around the ancient trading island of Delos and sit at the crux of Africa, Asia Minor, the Near East, and Europe. Its fame has spread worldwide as a cosmopolitan and luxurious holiday destination. There are, however, two faces to this island that not many people know of. The first one is its obviously intense, shiny, and cosmopolitan aspect, and the other one is the particularly picturesque landscape, with stone-paved alleys, whitewashed houses, country chapels, and windmills. What makes this island special is that it can cover a variety of wishes: you can visit it for its archaeological sites, get to know the local traditions in its picture-perfect villages, experience a luxurious vacation or explore its amazing beaches, considered by many as the best in the Aegean Sea. Also, the amazing nightlife and party atmosphere is second to none. If you seek relaxation in the turquoise water with the company of the sun and a bottle of ouzo or wine as well as experience other luxuries then WELCOME in Mykonos

Ano Mera'

Ano Mera’ is the second biggest town in Mykonos after Chora. The local residents have managed to maintain the traditional style of the Island in a unique way. It is a quiet community offering you a sense of relaxation and calm vibes. Additionally near Ano Mera’ there is the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani where there is a collection of holy icons and other religious items. Also, many visit the place for its delicious cuisine as there is a great number of local restaurants in which you will find many of the local Mykonian dishes. Don’t miss the opportunity to feel relaxing vibes combined with tradition, relaxation and good tastes.

Ksinotiro

Mykonos Ksinotiro is a sharp and sour cheese best accompanied with tomato, pasta or bread. This sour cheese is made by fermenting and straining buttermilk. The key to Ksinotiro’s strong taste is to leave it out in the Aegean sun. This aromatic and sharp cheese is an excellent choice that is definitely worth a taste at traditional restaurants. Try it in our tavernas and restaurants or buy it from the local shops/supermarkets and enjoy some real taste of Mykonos.

Local Souvenirs

With so many souvenirs to choose from throughout your travel on the island, be sure that you purchase something that will help you relive your Greek holiday after your return home. Local shops offer an ambience of choices for all budgets and tastes. Food products like virgin olive oil, honey, herbs, and spices, but also local sweets and drinks. Additionally, uplift your style with accessories, local jewellery, and memorabilia from the island. Another characteristic Mykonian dress fashion style are the famous white linen. From dresses to tops and trousers many chose to dress the island style even when they return home. Embrace the Mykonos style of living and take a piece of the culture, history, and life home with you.