Hot Spots In Mykonos Island

When you decide to book in one of the amazing luxury villas in mykonos then you have to check the island's hot spots to visit. Paradise Beach is one of Mykonos' first nudist beaches, and it is now surrounded by hundreds of taverns, cafes, and nightclubs that extend onto the smooth sand. Chora is the island's biggest and busiest neighborhood. The cluster of whitewashed buildings that flank the hill are characteristic of the Cycladic architecture that rules the island, and its small, winding paths are traffic-free, but expect swarms of tourists. Locals will tell you that Mykonos has about 400 churches, one for each day of the year, but none is more famous than the whitewashed church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Paraportiani. The structure really has five churches. Little Venice is famed for its 18th-century fishing homes that overhanging the sea, albeit the majority of the buildings are now inhabited by restaurants, cafes, bars, and stores. There will be plenty of open seats in the morning, but expect to jostle with enthusiastic tourists in the late afternoons. Delos, the holy island of ancient Greece and the birthplace of Artemis and Apollo, is only a short ferry journey from Mykonos (according to Greek mythology). Around 30,000 Greeks lived in what are today the reasonably well-preserved ruins of theaters, temples, residences, and other massive constructions just over 2,000 years ago. Since 1990, the entire island of Delos has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.