Explore Mykonos Town: The main town of the island, where you can admire the whitewashed houses, colorful doors, and blue-domed churches. You can shop for designer clothes, jewelry, and local crafts, or enjoy a drink at one of the many bars and cafés.

See Panagia Paraportiani: Dating back to the 15th century, this is a complex of five churches. It is one of the most photographed landmarks of Mykonos, and a symbol of its architectural heritage.

Party at the nightclubs: Mykonos is famous for its nightlife, which attracts celebrities and jet-setters from around the world. You can dance the whole night or enjoy live music. Some of the hottest spots are Cavo Paradiso, Scorpios, Astra, and Jackie O’. 

Enjoy the local cuisine: Mykonos has a rich and varied gastronomy, influenced by the sea and the land. You can taste fresh seafood, grilled meat, cheese, salads, and pastries, as well as local specialties like kopanisti (spicy cheese spread), louza (cured pork), and amygdalota (almond cookies). 

June and September: This is the peak season, so expect large crowds, high prices, and lively events. The warm weather, the beach activities, and the vibrant nightlife attract the visitors.

April to June and September to October: This is a shoulder season for anyone to visit Mykonos. You can enjoy the spring wildflowers, the cultural festivals, and the lower hotel rates.

November to April: The low season but cooler and wetter weather. There are possibilities many places could be closed. However, you can also find solitude, cheap prices, and local celebrations.