Mykonos
In the peak summer months, Mykonos earns its reputation as the St Tropez of the Aegean, with exclusive beach clubs pumping out house music, harbours filled with superyachts and no shortage of high-end hotels, designer boutiques, fashionable nightclubs and gourmet restaurants. But there’s more to Mykonos than just glitzy excess. Hora, the island’s well-preserved port and capital, is a tangle of narrow alleyways, cobbled streets and whitewashed buildings, overlooked by the town’s famous windmills. Elia has a beautiful Blue Flag stretch of beach and offers a host of watersports. The sheltered waters of Fokos Bay, in the north, provide delightful swimming for all ages, with a renowned taverna nearby for when you’ve worked up an appetite. While the nearby island of Delos, 30 minutes away by boat and mythical birthplace of the god Apollo and his twin sister Artemis, remains one of the most important archaeological sites in all Greece.
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Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort
Proudly boasting Mykonos island’s only private sandy beach, sprawling Santa Marina is like a private village, perched on a hillside in the southernmost corner of beautiful Ornos Bay, with sensational views of the island’s coas [...]
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Mykonos Riviera Hotel & Spa
Tucked against the backdrop of rocky Aegean cliffs, just two kilometres from Mykonos Town, this stylish member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World offers breathtaking views of the twinkling marina, turquoise ocean and glorious Cyc [...]
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Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort
A tiered vision of white and blue, this crisp and contemporary hotel is romantic and relaxed. Occupying an elevated position, just uphill from the beach, and overlooking the Aegean Sea and the sacred island of Delos, there’s tru [...]
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