1. MYKONOS Mykonos is a Greek island, part of the Cyclades, lying between Tinos, Syros, Paros and Naxos. The island spans an area of 85.5 km2 (33 sq mi) and rises to an elevation of 341 m (1,119 ft) at its highest point. There are 9,320 inhabitants (2001) most of whom live in the largest town, Mykonos, which lies on the west coast. The town is also known as Chora (i.e. the Town in Greek, following the common practice in Greece when the name of the island itself is the same as the name of the principal town). Tourism is a major industry.

3. 1.Where to stay Mykonos offers visitors a wide array of choices for their accommodation, from luxury hotels to organized camping; in Mykonos you can stay in luxury private villas, available for lease or purchase, hotels, spa hotels, apartments, guesthouses, rooms by the sea and camping facilities. Mykonos island can provide you with everything you need in order to have a comfortable and pleasant stay Mykonos offers visitors a wide array of choices for their accommodation, from luxury hotels to organized camping; in Mykonos you can stay in luxury private villas, available for lease or purchase, hotels, spa hotels, apartments, guesthouses, rooms by the sea and camping facilities. Mykonos island can provide you with everything you need in order to have a comfortable and pleasant stay

5. 2. What to see 2. What to see Agios Nicholaus Church Agios Nicholaus Church Catholic Church of Mykonos Virgin of St. Rosary Catholic Church of Mykonos Virgin of St. Rosary The windmills of Mykonos The windmills of Mykonos Armenistis Lighthouse Armenistis Lighthouse Monastery of Panagia Tourliani Monastery of Panagia Tourliani Ano Mera Ano Mera

6. 3. Where / What to eat If you avoid the tourist traps that an island as popular as Mykonos is bound to have, you'll be sure to have a decent meal. First of all, there's Nikos Taverna. Seafood is by the kilo and the dishes of the day are always quite delicious (the dish of the day when we visited it was baked fish with tomatoes and spinach). If you avoid the tourist traps that an island as popular as Mykonos is bound to have, you'll be sure to have a decent meal. First of all, there's Nikos Taverna. Seafood is by the kilo and the dishes of the day are always quite delicious (the dish of the day when we visited it was baked fish with tomatoes and spinach). Antonini's is a local hang-out with standard, reliable Greek food. Camares Cafι-Bar-Restaurant offers decent helpings of meat dishes, salads and seafood. Vamvakouris Bakery is a tourist attraction due to its engaging medieval ambience, but you still won't beat the wood-fired bread or the tasty walnut cake for taste. Antonini's is a local hang-out with standard, reliable Greek food. Camares Cafι-Bar-Restaurant offers decent helpings of meat dishes, salads and seafood. Vamvakouris Bakery is a tourist attraction due to its engaging medieval ambience, but you still won't beat the wood-fired bread or the tasty walnut cake for taste. Magic Garden has a unique atmosphere with a genuine garden environment. The food is simply great, with treats such as shrimps in ouzo and baked lamb with yoghurt, garlic and nutmeg. Magic Garden has a unique atmosphere with a genuine garden environment. The food is simply great, with treats such as shrimps in ouzo and baked lamb with yoghurt, garlic and nutmeg. Finally, there's Lotus, a local favorite with excellent character and style. It may be a little pricy but it's worth it. Finally, there's Lotus, a local favorite with excellent character and style. It may be a little pricy but it's worth it.

8. 4. Where to shop The Matogianni street is the main shopping street of the island.Lots of shops of any kind, jewelrys,local souvenirs,small cafes and restaurants,but also high end boutiques and top designers.Also you will find great home decorations of sea-wood, antiques and special paints. Really full market with all range of prices. The Matogianni street is the main shopping street of the island.Lots of shops of any kind, jewelrys,local souvenirs,small cafes and restaurants,but also high end boutiques and top designers.Also you will find great home decorations of sea-wood, antiques and special paints. Really full market with all range of prices.

9. 5. What to buy For clothes check; First, PrinceOliver, LakisGavalas, CarlaG., Carouzos and Soho-Soho. Also give a better look to greek designers like.LAK and Parthenis. Eccentrics is a shoe must for ladies... (is one street over Matogianni) Women should definetely buy a pair of trendy sandals made by locals. (a hidden shop is in little Venice on the opposite side of the windmills,where the taverns end). A visit worth to Minas, a fantastic jewelry you must see even if you wont buy anything.It is possitioned oposite the most famous gay bar,Pierro's. Also spend a lot of time in cross roads cos you'll find real treasures.. For clothes check; First, PrinceOliver, LakisGavalas, CarlaG., Carouzos and Soho-Soho. Also give a better look to greek designers like.LAK and Parthenis. Eccentrics is a shoe must for ladies... (is one street over Matogianni) Women should definetely buy a pair of trendy sandals made by locals. (a hidden shop is in little Venice on the opposite side of the windmills,where the taverns end). A visit worth to Minas, a fantastic jewelry you must see even if you wont buy anything.It is possitioned oposite the most famous gay bar,Pierro's. Also spend a lot of time in cross roads cos you'll find real treasures..

10. 6. Where to have fun Night life in Mykonos Greece is very exiting and is one of the reasons of the huge tourism of the island. Often compare to Ibiza, Mykonos has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment. All the bars and clubs in Mykonos island have trendy and modern decors and offer a wide range of (expensive) drinks. The whole capital, where most of the bars and clubs are located, get crowded with people of all ages, of all sexual tendencies and of all musical preferences, all ready to party and have fun all night long. Many clubs and bars are very chic and expensive (as is almost everything in Mykonos) and some other are designated for a young crowd, playing electronic music, ragga, etc... Many clubs guest famous international DJ’s for amazing parties beating all night long. The most famous clubs of Mykonos are Argo (rock music), Cavo Paradiso (electronic, trance, etc...from famous DJ’s), Aigli and the famous Pierro’s (gay club with transvestite shows).Many beach parties are organized on the most famous and popular beaches of the island (Paradise, Super Paradise, Platis Yialos, etc...) Night life in Mykonos Greece is very exiting and is one of the reasons of the huge tourism of the island. Often compare to Ibiza, Mykonos has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment. All the bars and clubs in Mykonos island have trendy and modern decors and offer a wide range of (expensive) drinks. The whole capital, where most of the bars and clubs are located, get crowded with people of all ages, of all sexual tendencies and of all musical preferences, all ready to party and have fun all night long. Many clubs and bars are very chic and expensive (as is almost everything in Mykonos) and some other are designated for a young crowd, playing electronic music, ragga, etc... Many clubs guest famous international DJ’s for amazing parties beating all night long. The most famous clubs of Mykonos are Argo (rock music), Cavo Paradiso (electronic, trance, etc...from famous DJ’s), Aigli and the famous Pierro’s (gay club with transvestite shows).Many beach parties are organized on the most famous and popular beaches of the island (Paradise, Super Paradise, Platis Yialos, etc...)

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