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mastichas09

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Don't get me wrong, I love Mykonos… but I think I'll want a bit of an escape. My friends and I have planned a trip for one week to celebrate our college reunion of 25 years but in my opinion we're far too old to be partying every night. Any advice for a great but relaxing day trip?
 
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Mykonos is one of my favorite places in the world!

Best day trips that I did when I was in Mykonos last time was visiting the island of Tinos. It is about a 45 minute ferry ride from what I remember and truly is amazing.

Here is a photo of Tinos:
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LOL! I totally relate! One week in Mykonos and I'd be dead. Some of my all time faves for day trips are Tinos and Paros. Paros is also a little bit of a party island but it has some of my favorite beaches.
 
I’ve heard great things about Naxos. It's one of those islands that really offers everything, you can do water sports, you can go hiking, you can spend time at the beach, and even visit some great heritage sites.
 

Good spas in Mykonos?

I'm planning a trip to Mykonos and I'm on the lookout for some amazing spa experiences. I've heard that this beautiful island has some top-notch wellness centers, but I'd love to get some personal recommendations from those who have been there.

What I'm looking for in a spa:
  • Luxurious treatments
  • Serene atmosphere
  • Professional and friendly staff
  • Great value for money
If you've had a fantastic spa experience in Mykonos, please share the name of the spa and any treatments you particularly enjoyed. I'd also appreciate any tips on the best times to visit and any must-try services.

Day trip to Delos from Mykonos?

I'm planning a day trip to Delos from Mykonos and would love some advice on how to make the most of it! I've heard that Delos is rich in history and mythology, and I'm excited to explore the archaeological site. For those who’ve been, what are the must-see highlights on the island? Are there any specific ruins, temples, or statues that I shouldn't miss?

Also, I'd appreciate tips on logistics—how frequently do the ferries run, and is it better to book tickets in advance? Are there guided tours available on the island, or is it easy to explore on your own? I'm also curious about what to bring along—are there places to buy water or snacks, or should I pack everything I need? Lastly, if anyone has any tips on the best times to visit to avoid crowds or beat the heat, I'd love to hear them!

Having Fun in Mykonos without the Crowds?

I'm thinking to go to Mykonos but have my misgivings. The thing is, I’d like to enjoy some fun bars and clubs but avoid the craziest, most over-the-top places. I’m not into wild parties where it’s hard to relax, but I still want to soak up the vibrant atmosphere Mykonos is known for.

Are there any spots that strike a nice balance? Maybe beach bars with great music and cocktails, or clubs that are lively but not overwhelming? I’d also love recommendations for places where you can meet fun people without the vibe being too intense or chaotic.

If you’ve been and have any tips, I’d really appreciate it! Looking forward to making some amazing memories while keeping things enjoyable.

Best Ancient Ruins to See in Mykonos?

I'm planning a trip to Mykonos and I'm particularly interested in exploring its ancient ruins. I’ve heard that the island has a rich history, and I’d love to include some historical sites in my itinerary. Could anyone recommend the best ancient ruins to visit in Mykonos? Here are a few specifics I’m hoping to learn more about:
  1. Top Ruins to Visit: Which ruins are considered must-sees on the island? Are there any that stand out due to their historical significance or state of preservation?
  2. Visitor Information: Are there any tips for visiting these sites, such as best times to go, entry fees, or guided tour options?
  3. Historical Context: I’d appreciate any background information or interesting historical facts about the ruins. Understanding the history behind the sites would make the visits even more enriching.
  4. Accessibility: Are the ruins easily accessible for travelers, or are there any challenges in reaching them (e.g., remote locations, rugged terrain)?
  5. Personal Experiences: If anyone has personal experiences or photos from their visits to these ancient ruins, I’d love to hear about them!

Renting a Scooter to Get Around in Mykonos?

Hey everyone! I’m thinking of renting a scooter to get around Mykonos and would love some advice from those who’ve done it. I’ve heard that it’s a popular way to explore the island, but I’m curious about the practical side. How easy is it to find scooter rentals, and are there any companies you’d recommend?

Also, how’s the traffic and parking situation? I know Mykonos can get pretty busy, especially in peak season, so I’d like to know if a scooter makes it easier to navigate the crowds and find parking near popular spots.

Lastly, any tips on safety? I’m used to driving a scooter, but I want to make sure I’m prepared for local road conditions. Would appreciate any insights on what to expect—thanks in advance for any advice!
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