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The windmills are among the most recognized landmarks of the island and one of the most famous Mykonos attractions along with Little Venice. For many centuries the mills used to refine grain with the help of the high winds that blow on the island.
With the progress of technology, the use of the mills declined, and now the ones that survived are used as private homes or museums. The most famous ones are the Kato Myloi ( Lower Windmills) that stand on a hill facing the sea.
Only seven of them have been preserved. I highly recommend that you walk up the hill in Chora and visit the windmill of Boni that is now a museum. The view from up there is incredible, and it’s also one of the best places to watch the sunset.

The island od Delos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most important Archaeological Sites in Greece. According to Mythology, it was the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. The island is now uninhabited, but you can visit it by taking one of the many ships that depart daily from Mykonos old harbour (except Mondays that theArchaeological site is closed).
The return ticket to Delos cost 20 € for adults and 10 € for children (6-12 years old). Tickets to the Archaeological site of Delos cost: Full 12€, Reduced 6€. I highly recommend that you do a guided tour in Delos. A visit to the island of Delos is among the best things to do in Mykonos.

If you want to discover Mykonos off the beaten track and do something fun at the same time then you should do a bike tour with Yummy Pedals. We decided to do the Fokos Tour which is great for average riders like me. We met our guide Dimitra on a beautiful morning.
After collecting our bikes and going through some safety measures we embarked on our 10 km ride across the islands beautiful countryside. On our way we stopped at a traditional private church where Dimitra explained the religious traditions of Mykonos.
Our final destination was the beautiful Fokos beach where we enjoyed homemade muffins and lemonade. During the summer months you can enjoy a swim on the beach as well. More advanced riders can continue their way to the neighboring Myrsini beach. Yummy Pedals offers many bicycle tours around the island.

Very close to Mykonos there are two unihabited islands; Delos with the famous archaeological site and Rhenia with its azure waters. On my recent visit to Mykonos we booked a cruise with Mykonos Onboard. Our cruise started from the quiet bay of Agios Ioannis.
We first sailed around Delos and had a view of the archaeological site from the boat. We then continued towards Rhenia island where we stopped for a swim and snorkeling in its pristine waters. On our next stop, our captain Artemis prepared for us a fantastic meal with grilled chicken and vegetables, Greek salad and more. In the afternoon we returned to the harbour after enjoying a great day sailing in crystal clear waters.

Near the village of Ano Mera, this incredible work of architecture is something not to miss on the island. With a whitewashed exterior, colored dome, stunning marble fountain and intricate wooden iconostasis (altar screen) designed by Florentine artists in the Baroque style, this church is a perfect spot to stop for those looking to explore the sacred buildings on the island.
Visitors should note, the monastery is open by appointment, so call ahead to enjoy the stunning interior of the structure.
While in the village, be sure to wander through the traditional fresh produce market or grab brunch – both of which Ano Mera is known for.

Not all the magic of Mykonos lies in the towns and on the beach. An array of life lives below the Aegean surface. A rocky outcrop, known as Paradise House Reef, can be explored via snorkeling and diving tours. This reef is home to diverse Mediterranean sea life, such as seahorses, sponges, octopi, moray eels, starfish, barracuda and many other species. Whether beginner or expert, all skill levels can enjoy the intrigue and beauty under the water.
September is said to be the best time of year for diving, as waters are warm and the seabed is clear.

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Ever wanted to try your skill at windsurfing? Mykonos has multiple beaches where this water sport is enjoyed, and in fact, the area attracts people from around the world for this very reason. The beaches of Kórfos, Fteliá, Meyáli Ámmos and Kalafátis all offer private windsurfing lessons, so there’s no need to be an expert.
Of course, other great ways to enjoy active time in the water include fishing, diving, snorkeling, sea parachuting and jet-skiing, with beach areas also hosting sand volleyball. The options are quite endless!

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Police, Tel: +30 22890 22716
Tourist Police, Tel: +30 22890 22482
First Aid, Mykonos Town, Tel: +30 22890 22274
First Aid, Ano Mera, Tel: +30 22890 71395
Port Authority, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 22218
Port Authority, Piraeus, Athens, Tel: +30 21 0455 0100
Port Authority, Rafina, Athens, Tel: +30 22940 22840
Health Centre, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 23998 - +30 22890 23994
Bus Station, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 23360
Taxi station, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 23700 - +30 22890 22400
Olympic Air, Mykonos, Tel: +30 2103550500
Olympic Air, Athens, Tel: +30 210 3550000
Mykonos Archaeological Museum, Tel: +30 22890 22325
Delos Archaeological Museum, Tel: +30 22890 22259
Aegean Maritime Museum, Tel: +30 22890 22700
Town Hall, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 23990 - +30 22890 24036
Private Medical Center, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 24211 - +30 22890 27407
Airport, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 22327
Customs, Mykonos, Tel: +30 22890 22492