Mykanos

Mykonos, in the Cyclades islands, is considered the most cosmopolitan destination in Greece. The island is famous for its amazing beaches, picturesque villages, vivid nightlife, and its gay-friendly attitude. This is the second most popular Greek destination and it is often described as the Ibiza of Greece. Apart from the beaches and nightlife, visitors shall also find much interesting sites in Mykonos. The quarter of Little Venice, the Windmills and the church of Paraportiani are the main things to see on your stroll around Mykonos Town. Do not also miss boat excursions to the island of Delos, an uninhabited island that is an entire archaeological site today.
Little Venice, the place to be The most unique area in Mykonos Town is known as Little Venice. Waterfront Cycladic houses with colorful, wooden balconies are kissed by the waves of Aegean, creating a photogenic seascape with a romantic atmosphere. It is even possible to stay in one of the houses and enjoy the privilege of exclusive views of Mykonos' most poetic sunset. The Little Venice bay can also be admired from the area of Alefkandra and the windmills, a few steps south. Tip: Sunset is the best time of the day to find yourself in Little Venice. Note that if you want to grab a drink at one of the seafront bars, booking a table in advance is recommended
Visit Delos Sacret Island The most popular destination that you can easily reach from Mykonos is the sacred island of Delos which is currently uninhabited but bears great historical importance. At only a 40-minute boat ride away, Delos offers a deep insight into the ancient past, having served as a major religious pilgrimage location and a political center. Numerous archeological findings still remain intact in their original locations. Others are currently housed in the Archeological Museum of Delos.