Mykonos 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Mykonos Town & Beach

  • Morning:

    • Check-in at your hotel. Recommended: Hotel Santa Marina by COCO-MAT (luxury) or Aegean Star Hotel (mid-range).
    • Start your day with a traditional Greek breakfast at Petina.

  • Afternoon:

    • Visit the iconic Windmills of Mykonos, perfect for capturing those Instagram-worthy shots!
    • Explore the narrow, cobblestone streets of Mykonos Town (Chora), filled with whitewashed houses, colorful doors, and bougainvillea. Don’t miss the Kato Mili (Lower Windmills) and Little Venice.

  • Evening:

    • Dine at Kountoura Tou Stani, known for its delicious seafood dishes.
    • Experience the vibrant nightlife at Scarpa Bar or Remezzo Club.

  • Things to Know:

    • Mykonos is famous for its boutique shopping, so don’t forget to pick up some souvenirs!
    • The island is known for its party scene, particularly in the summer months. If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, consider visiting outside of high season (June-August).

Day 2: Beach Hopping & Archaeological Site

  • Morning:

    • Head to Paradise Beach, one of Mykonos’ most famous beaches. Enjoy the sun, sea, and sand or partake in watersports.

  • Afternoon:

    • Visit the Archaeological Museum of Mykonos to learn about the island’s rich history.
    • Head to Platys Gialos Beach, where you can grab lunch at a beachfront taverna like Alemagou.

  • Evening:

    • Take a sunset boat trip to Delos, an ancient archaeological site and one of Greece’s most important historical sites. Book a tour or visit independently with a rental boat (make sure you have the necessary licenses).

Day 3: Relaxation & Exploration

  • Morning:

    • Spend your last morning in Mykonos relaxing at Agios Sostis Beach, one of the island’s lesser-known, secluded beaches.

  • Afternoon:

    • Visit Ancient Delos, an uninhabited island and archaeological site that was once a major center of the Ancient Greek world. It’s a short boat ride from Mykonos Town.
    • If you have time, explore the nearby island of Rineia or Syros.

  • Evening:

    • Have a farewell dinner at Nikolas Taverna, known for its fresh seafood and friendly service.
    • Pack your bags and prepare for departure tomorrow.

  • Transportation:

    • Mykonos has a reliable bus system (KTEL) that connects various parts of the island. You can also rent scooters, ATVs, or cars to get around. Taxis are also readily available.

  • Tips:

    • Mykonos is a popular destination, so book your accommodations and activities in advance, especially during peak season.
    • The Greek Islands can be quite windy, so pack layers for comfort and bring sunscreen.
    • Respect local customs and traditions, such as dressing modestly when visiting churches or monasteries.

Enjoy your trip to Mykonos!