6 Reasons Why Mykonos Is the Ideal Luxury Vacation Destination

A dream getaway, one of Europe's most stunning locations — Mykonos, a Greek island visited by people from all over the world and a favourite place among celebrities. However, what makes Mykonos so special? Why should one consider visiting it?

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A little island called Mykonos is part of the Cyclades group of islands in the southern Aegean Sea. Despite this, it is one of the most significant from the perspective of tourists, as it is one of the top dream vacation spots in the Mediterranean, both for VIP tourists and young partygoers. In fact, it lives in a sort of competition with Ibiza, and the t-shirts for sale on the island highlight this (saying that it is much better).

So, how does one get to Mykonos? Although numerous ships go there, flying is by far the most straightforward option because it takes only a few hours to get from all of Europe to Mykonos.

Mykonos Island is divided into two sections: Mykonos Town and the rest of the island. Most of the island's residents and visitors reside on the west coast town, which the Greeks call Chora. In reality, communities or hotels are strewn along the beaches throughout the island.

Based on your vacation preferences—peace, exclusivity, and luxury elsewhere on the island, clubs and nightlife, particularly in Mykonos Town—choose your accommodations. Here, the town is the most attractive and is a must-see location. The hub of the island, Mykonos Town serves as a handy site for filming and is where ferries, marine excursions, and buses depart for all parts of the island.

The old town is separated from the rest of Mykonos Town by a major road upstream. You can already see the expanse of white houses below you as the cab leaves you at this location.

The first thing you notice is the abundance of cats on Mykonos' streets. They run calmly, rest, or pose for photos as if nothing had occurred, and even when you go close to them, they do not run away. They are all gorgeous, well-fed, and living the best life!

The charming old town begins with pedestrian-only lanes behind an outdoor theatre. When the lovely red hibiscus or bougainvillaea are in bloom, the white walls and the floor with its dark stone slabs contrast well, and the plants that grow next to each other add amazing splashes of colour. Finally, some shutters are blue (or at least vividly colored)!

In summary, you see many fantastic corners as you picture the Greek islands!

Since every street looks the same, it is difficult to find a name written on the wall. To find a hotel, you must use Google Maps. Some homes are meticulously detailed, others do not have so many details, and others are kitsch, resembling a tower (and you find several like that).

Mykonos's town centre is quite charming: it is compact and entirely pedestrian, so it moves smoothly; only the automobiles and delivery vans of the numerous shops can be seen on the streets. Then suddenly, you will find yourself in an open area with a spectacular pink roof made of blooming bougainvillaeas.

Mykonos Town's centre is reputed to be a maze, but if you know where you are going, you can navigate it with ease; if in doubt, take the road down and look for Porto Vecchio.

A big, nearly spherical cove with tourist boats moored in the emerald-green water is where you first notice that you are approaching there, thanks to the breeze that sneaks through the streets just before it appears. Once you get there, you will feel like you are in a fairytale; it is so beautiful it looks surreal.