Mykonos
The Greek sun has the power to cure injuries, to distance us from our daily problems, and to embrace tourists in search of a holiday on the crest of a wave: this is what comes as part of your ticket to Mykonos, the youngest and liveliest island of the Cyclades.
Endless nights under the stars and soft, sandy beaches take tourists by the hand and accompany them on a unique journey through lively nightlife and lighthearted moments of abandon.
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Mykonos
Bars for every age and preference supply the music of your stay, in a cosmopolitan atmosphere that, at any hour, will open the door to surprise encounters with travellers from all over the world.
However, no matter how renowned, the intense vitality of Mykonos can never touch the Hellenic beauty of this renowned island of the archipelago.
After sundown the moon will gently kiss the many villas and their swimming pools, each one a pearl of luxury and design.
Mykonos, however, is more than just this. The sensitivity of this island goes beyond the beauty of its sunsets; it is impossible not to feel exhilarated while wandering through the whitewashed alleys when they are illuminated only by stardust. Everything, on this island, is magic. Even the origins of its name whisper of mystery and fairytale: according to the legend, the atoll took the name of Anius, son of the god of the sun Apollo (in the past, Mykonos was always known as ‘Island of the Light’).
To complete the multifaceted watercolour of the island, we find Little Venice, a series of picturesque homes that overlook clean, crystalline waters.
Mykonos is an enduring mistress that gives twice over: one of her gifts promising lively nights when life is lived to its fullest, whilst the other – the historic centre – will enamour the spirit of history lovers and those who want to immerse themselves in local culture (Mount Kynthos in Delos is a must-visit, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis according to legend).
It is impossible to not be enchanted by the spirit of this island.
After sundown the moon will gently kiss the many villas and their swimming pools, each one a pearl of luxury and design.
Mykonos, however, is more than just this. The sensitivity of this island goes beyond the beauty of its sunsets; it is impossible not to feel exhilarated while wandering through the whitewashed alleys when they are illuminated only by stardust. Everything, on this island, is magic. Even the origins of its name whisper of mystery and fairytale: according to the legend, the atoll took the name of Anius, son of the god of the sun Apollo (in the past, Mykonos was always known as ‘Island of the Light’).
To complete the multifaceted watercolour of the island, we find Little Venice, a series of picturesque homes that overlook clean, crystalline waters.
Mykonos is an enduring mistress that gives twice over: one of her gifts promising lively nights when life is lived to its fullest, whilst the other – the historic centre – will enamour the spirit of history lovers and those who want to immerse themselves in local culture (Mount Kynthos in Delos is a must-visit, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis according to legend).
It is impossible to not be enchanted by the spirit of this island.
