Mykonos in April offers mild, sunny spring days of around 16 to 20°C, blooming scenery and very low crowds and prices, though the sea is cool at around 16°C, making it a season for sightseeing, walking and exploring rather than the beach. This guide covers the weather, swimming, what is open, what to do, packing … Read more
Mykonos fishing ranges from relaxed coastal charters for bream, mackerel and barracuda to deep-sea trips for tuna and swordfish, and authentic traditional tours where you fish with local fishermen and grill your catch at sunset. This guide covers the fishing trips, the techniques, the best times, the costs and tips. Plan the whole trip with … Read more
Mykonos wine centres on the Vioma organic farm and vineyard near Ano Mera, the island’s only commercial winery, where unique waterless vines grow five grape varieties to make the Paraportiano wines, with free vineyard tours and a vineyard restaurant. This guide covers the winery, the tour, the wines, wine tasting and tips. Plan the whole … Read more
A Mykonos walking tour explores the old town of Chora on foot, the only way to experience its maze of whitewashed lanes. The route takes in the windmills, Little Venice, the Paraportiani church, the Old Port and the museums. This guide covers the route, guided versus self-guided tours, the timing, what to see and tips. … Read more
Mykonos snorkeling rewards you with clear, calm water and good visibility at spots like Kalafatis, Agios Ioannis, Lia, Agia Anna, Mersini and Panormos, where reefs, rocks and fish are easy to explore. This guide covers the best snorkeling spots, what to expect, what to bring, boat trips and tips. Plan the whole trip with Greece … Read more
Mykonos horse riding offers a memorable escape from the beach clubs, with guided rides from the stables near Ano Mera through farms and goat paths to the wild Fokos beach, where you can ride along the surf and swim. This guide covers the rides, the routes, the costs, what to wear and tips for horse … Read more
Mykonos cafes serve excellent coffee, leisurely breakfasts and the classic iced Greek frappe, from charming spots in the old town like Cosmo and Popolo to beach bars where you sip coffee with your feet in the sand. This guide covers the best cafes, the Greek coffee culture, the frappe, breakfast and tips. Cafe culture is … Read more
Mykonos street food, from gyros and souvlaki to cheese pies, onion pie and bakery snacks, is the tastiest and best-value way to eat on this expensive island, with meals from around 6 to 10 euros at spots like Sakis and Mr Streat. This guide covers the classic dishes, the best places, the costs and tips … Read more
Mykonos vs Paros weighs glamour against authentic charm. Mykonos is the island of designer beach clubs, world-class nightlife and luxury, while Paros is more relaxed, better value and authentic, with calmer beaches, superb food and the pretty town of Naoussa. This guide compares them on beaches, cost, food, nightlife, atmosphere and who each suits. Both … Read more
Syros is a short 40-minute to 1.5-hour ferry from Mykonos, a rewarding day trip to the elegant capital of the Cyclades, with the grand neoclassical town of Ermoupoli, the Apollo Theatre, the hilltop Ano Syros, fine food and an authentic, lived-in feel. This guide covers the ferry, what to see, the day trip and tips. … Read more