Famous for its pristine beaches and great nightlife Mykonos is among the most popular Greek islands.  Mykonos is not only for the party goers; it’s an island that offers gourmet food, cultural activities, and romantic holidays.  It’s a great destination for solo travelers, gay travelers,

Mykonos is one of Europe’s most popular summer destinations, and the reason is obviously its fine golden sand beaches. While many have been taken over by rentable umbrellas and sunbeds (and by bars playing loud music), some remain refreshingly unspoiled. Those with seafront hotels attract

Cavo Paradiso – Paradise Beach Perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, this is the most legendary of Mykonos’ out-of-town clubs. Its huge open-air dancefloor heaves with revellers from the wee hours of the morning, when action in Mykonos Town winds down, until dawn. Nightly DJ sets attract

The après-beach scene in Mykonos – sipping cocktails watching a beautiful sunset to a full-on party dancing on the tables. You pick. It’s about 5pm… and you’re relaxing on your sun bed on a gorgeous beach in Mykonos, just about recovered from the previous night dancing, when the DJ

For idyllic waterside and courtyard settings where the island’s culinary identity and local ingredients are fused with diverse international influence, seek out the Greek isle’s most outstanding dining spots. These are the three best restaurants in Mykonos. Spilia Seaside Restaurant One of the most dramatic dining settings

Renowned as a hedonistic playground, Mykonos is the stuff of legends – and we’re not talking the mythological variety. Magnum-fuelled beach parties are a very real thing (as are the hangovers). But much like its rival, Ibiza, there’s more to the island than dancing until the sun comes up;