Top 5 activities to do in Mykonos

If you’re looking to travel to a destination that promises an amazing time, Mykonos is the perfect destination. This breathtaking island has a wide variety of activities suitable for all types of travelers including those who want to explore the island’s rich history or others who prefer to relax on the beach. If you’re looking for a place to have an amazing time, Mykonos offers exciting activities such as horseback riding as well as beautiful sunsets over the crystal clear waters.

If you’d like to find out more, this blog post will highlight 5 activities that are best done during your stay on Mykonos Island. With sophisticated experiences, breathtaking views, and luxurious and secluded hotels it’s easy to see why Mykonos is such a favorite for honeymoon couples. With this in mind, Eros and Psyche Travel are available to create 
a luxury trip tailored to your character and needs.

A Ferry Trip

Mykonos is a popular summertime destination for Europeans, Australians, and North Americans. It’s no surprise that the island has so much to offer in terms of beaches, sightseeing opportunities, and entertainment. One way to explore Mykonos is by ferry boat which takes you around the coast of the island through some beautiful views. Mykonos is also connected to other islands in the area like Naxos and Paros, but if you’re up to going a little further, you can see the island of Folegandros, which is the only island to compete with Santorini for its sunset. Booking a ferry ticket for this trip is easier than ever with LetsFerry, so don’t hesitate to experience this kind of adventure. Ferry trips are a must when you go on an island vacation because there is so much to see.

Little Venice

Little Venice is considered one of the most romantic places in Mykonos and this neighborhood is filled with elegantly designed old houses that are situated on the edge of the sea. This location hosts amazing sunset views and travelers always fall in love with the charm and architecture. If you visit Little Venice, you are advised to stay at one of the houses along the shoreline of Mykonos which are truly magical. This neighborhood is home to acclaimed artists and because of the way this neighborhood has been portrayed in their art, it remains one of the most photographed tourist spots in Europe. For entertainment, you can enjoy clubs, bars as well as art galleries, and exhibitions that were once homes of sailors. There are also many tours available for visitors to explore and get to know the neighborhood which caters more to adult visitors.

Agari beach

If you’re looking for a scenic beach to relax on, Agari beach is the perfect spot with beautiful crystal clear waters and a long sandy beach. This beach dates back to the 13^th century and is popular among the locals as well as tourists. There is a reasonably priced restaurant on the beach which is refreshing compared to the more pricey spots on the rest of the island. The beach is a 25-minute drive from Mykonos Town and is considered one of the most relaxing beaches on the island. You will find hotels a short walking distance away from the beach and they are surrounded by beautiful landscapes that allow you to enjoy beautiful Nature. This beach is not the ideal place for children as it is nudist-friendly.

Mykonos brewing company

In April 2017, The Mykonos brewing company started to brew its first batches of beer at their new Brewhouse on Mykonos Island. Today, tourists have the option of going on an organized tour and tasting at the brewing company as well as enjoying local restaurants nearby. The tour is not only fun but also informative and interactive which guarantees guests a great time.  The tour does involve walking on steep roads which is something to take a mental note of before visiting this brewery. You also have the option to buy some of their beer at their store which is a treat for all beer lovers. Unfortunately, this is not a place suited for kids.

Matogianni Street

Matogianni Island is considered the heart of the Island and is known as a haven for shopaholics. The street is filled with designer stores, handmade jewelry designers, and souvenir shops. If you go during the summer months, you will find most of the stores on this street are open until midnight although the best time to visit is between 11:00 am – 08:00 pm. Visiting Matogianni Street is about more than just shopping and offers tourists a great opportunity to explore the beauty of Mykonos and enjoy local cuisine and the enticing restaurants. Bring along your entire family and enjoy!

Delos Archaeological Museum

For all the history lovers, Delos Archaeological museum is for you! The museum is located on the archaeological site of Delos and has objects from excavations on display. This museum is only accessible via a boat or shuttle and once you have arrived at the venue, you can enjoy soaking up Mykonos history portrayed in mosaics and sculptures dating back as far as 1^st c. BCE. All the statues displayed at this museum were unearthed from nearby surrounding sites and the museum has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site.