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Stories from this city location. Explore published field notes, guided trips, and local perspectives.
The collection
01Sun, stone and sea converge on Delos—an open-air museum that was once the religious and commercial heart of the Cyclades. Learn how to plan a mindful visit, combine a guided archaeological walk with a swim at Rhenia, and what to bring for a day under the Aegean sun.
02Psarou is a south-coast Mykonos bay where turquoise water, traditional wooden kaiki, and upscale beach clubs meet. Whether you want an early-morning swim or a private cruise that hops secret coves, Psarou is the perfect Aegean launching point.
03Manto Mavrogenous Square is Mykonos’ social compass: a compact plaza where history, architecture, and the sea meet. This guide walks you from the square into the windmills, Little Venice, and local tastes—practical tips included for a smooth visit.
04A short crossing from Mykonos, Delos’s Terrace of the Lions is an archaeological promenade where white marble, myth, and sea-air converge. Here’s how to experience the site like a thoughtful traveler—what to pack, when to go, and why the island rewards an early start.
05A long, gentle beach on Mykonos’ southeast coast, Kalo Livadi blends shallow swimming, reliable winds for water sports, and easy access from private island tours—perfect for travelers who want both comfort and Aegean character.
06More than a transfer point, Mykonos Cruise Port is a launchpad for compressed island adventures: whitewashed alleys, ancient Delos ruins, and wind-swept beaches. Here’s how to translate a short stop into a meaningful day.
07Sheltered, shallow, and utterly approachable, Ornos Beach is Mykonos’ practical answer to the island’s wilder southern shores—perfect for families, snorkelers, and travelers planning boat-based beach hopping.
08A single cove on Mykonos that can be all-day languor and all-night revelry. Paradise Beach pairs crystalline swims and beginner-friendly dives with some of the island’s most iconic beach bars — here’s how to make the most of both sides.
09Kalafatis is where Mykonos trades its party reputation for wind, motion, and clear-water play. From windsurf lessons to boat hops to Dragonissi, this crescent bay is an active, accessible taste of the Cyclades.
10Leave the postcard behind and meet the real Mykonos by 4x4. From the 1891 Armenistis Lighthouse to dust-swept tracks leading to quiet coves, this five-hour off-road tour pairs coastal drama with cultural stops and practical adventure.