Wondering what is new and exciting on Mykonos this year? Curious to find out where you’ll be spending your days and nights on the island that never sleeps? Here’s our round-up of the not-to-be-missed Mykonos events, festivals & places for the 2023 season. Synonymous with good times, Mykonos is where glamour and luxury meet next-level …
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The season has just begun, and the world’s merrymakers are once again rendezvousing in Mykonos – the island that never sleeps. In this sun-kissed Mediterranean shrine of hedonism and glamour, anything goes and nothing is too much. Except when this too much takes its toll on one’s system. Granted, surviving a party week in Mykonos …
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From lenten delicacies during the Holly Week to the food and drinks extravaganza on Ressurection Sunday, here’s a sample of what you’ll eat in Mykonos on Easter.
Greece’s most famous holiday destination has more to offer than dazzling landscapes, pristine beaches and quaint whitewashed architecture. Based on the fruits of the land and the sea, the Cycladic cuisine is in fact a reason to visit in its own right. Smack in the heart of the Aegean, the Cyclades are a cluster of …
Named after the mother of the god Dionysus, the Semeli Mykonos hotel blends style with authenticity, bespoke pampering and culinary pleasures to offer its guests a mythical holiday experience. Tucked in a quiet yet fairly central corner of Chora, a few minutes walk from the action, yet safely removed from the buzz and hubbub, the …
Pristine sandy beaches; iconic sights and attractions including a labyrinth Medieval town and rows of 16th-century windmills overlooking the sparkling blue Aegean Sea; buzzing nightlife and an ultra-sophisticated dining and drinking scene – and that’s just scratching the surface. With so much on offer, your first visit to this shining Cycladic gem is unlikely to …
The 12 days between Christmas Eve and Epiphany have been associated with myriad local customs throughout the Cyclades – and one of their main roles was to strengthen family ties. This is where food enters. The traditional Cycladic Christmas dishes were one of the means through which the locals interpreted the events of the divine …
Glamorous, excessive and cosmopolitan on the one hand; picturesque, authentic, and almost zen-like on the other. There is certainly more to Mykonos than meets the eye. Take the road less travelled, to discover an array of hidden gems in Mykonos that’ll leave you with fascinating stories to tell. With mega yachts lining its harbour and …
Summer in Mykonos is all glitz and glam. Life in the winter is lovely – though much more calm and quiet and revolving around still surviving, age-old traditions. And summer and autumn – with the months at either end of both sides of the peak season the best time to visit, if you listen to …
“Nothing more excellent or valuable than wine was ever granted by the gods to man.” – Plato. Ancient Greeks had a deep appreciation of the so-called Nectar of the Gods – and the Cycladiots were no exception. Cycladic wines have a millennial history that puts them in the centre of local folklore, myths, and everyday …
