Photo courtesy of Joanne DiBona
Far from the crowds
During the spring and summer months, the ancient isle of Mykonos (one of the most popular of the Greek islands), becomes the playground for the world’s glitterati. However, once late autumn approaches, this mystical spot returns to its everyday life, offering the visitor a unique opportunity to experience its beauty and history unencumbered by distractions.
Explore what it’s like on this virtual tour.
Photo courtesy of Tony DiBona
Iconic windmills
Built by the Venetians in the 16th century, the famous “Kato Mili” in Chora is one of the island’s most famous icons. It’s a short, picturesque walk through the village to reach, and affords glorious views on the sea and coastline below.
Photo courtesy of Tony DiBona
Picture-perfect pigeon
When you visit the Kato Mili historic windmills, you’ll also enjoy seeing these photogenic black and white pigeons that hang out in every window.
Photo courtesy of Joanne DiBona
Little Venice
Known as Little Venice, these rows of fishing houses that line the waterfront in Chora were constructed in the mid-18th century and remain one of the island’s most iconic images. Originally owned by sea captains of the time, many of the…
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