A Week in 📍Mykonos, Greece
Last year, I went to Greece for the first time and it was IN-CRED-IBLE👏🏾👏🏾 I would go back 1000x so here are all the things I loved about Mykonos.
🌯 Food: Absolutely delicious and soooo fresh! I ate non-stop and I fell in love with grape leaves and pita during my visit. I cannot stop thinking about the bacon wrapped chicken skewers I had (slide 4) 😋
🌊Beach & Views: I stayed on the beachside of the island, which isn’t very popular for US tourists but I absolutely loved it! I had an ocean front view with a balcony that overlooked the pool and it was incredible! I had to take the bus to the Old Town, but I’m a beach lover so I didn’t care about being that far from the shopping.
🇮🇹 Little Venice: This is a really cute area of
Ocean-facing restaurants that feel like Venice (which I went to in 2018). You can grab happy hour drinks here, but overall the prices of food are more expensive compared to every other place I explored on the island.
🍺Clubs: Mykonos is known for clubs and parties, however I am not a party or club type of girl so instead I ventured to Zuma, which is an upscale restaurant that overlooks the cruise port. It’s very pretty, however, I would only recommend for drinks and maybe appetizers (I wasn’t too impressed with the food).
📍 Sunrise Hotel & Suites (Family Owned)
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Mykonos is known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, making it a must-visit destination in Greece. The island is famous for its beautiful beaches, such as Psarou and Super Paradise, offering crystal-clear waters and fantastic amenities. Culinary experiences abound, with traditional Greek dishes like moussaka and fresh seafood available at local tavernas. Exploring the local markets can also lead to delightful finds, including unique souvenirs and local art. Don't miss the breathtaking sunsets at Little Venice, where bars and restaurants line the waterfront, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for socializing. The Old Town, with its winding alleys and charming architecture, is another highlight, offering a perfect stroll with countless photo opportunities. For those looking to enjoy a more upscale dining experience, renowned spots like Nammos and Coo offer exquisite menus, often accompanied by stunning seaside views. Alternatively, the island's vibrant nightlife, while not for everyone, is considered one of the best in the Mediterranean, with world-famous DJs and clubs attracting party lovers from around the globe. Travel tips: Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons of late spring or early fall for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Renting a scooter or an ATV is a popular way to explore the island at your own pace, allowing you to discover hidden gems along the coastline. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, Mykonos has something for every traveler.
