[2025 Mykonos Attraction] Travel Guide for Windmills of Mykonos (Updated Feb)

Hey girls! Lunar New Year is coming up. Want to experience the holiday in Greece? Here's a super useful 6-day Greece itinerary! . 🚩 Itinerary: DAY 1: Santorini Explore the mysterious island of Santorini and experience its unique scenery and culture. DAY 2: Oia - Red Beach - Santo Wines - Museum of Prehistoric Thera Take in the beautiful scenery of Oia, stroll along Red Beach, sample Santorini wine, and learn about prehistoric Thera. DAY 3: Kameni Island - Thirasia Visit two islands in one day and enjoy the natural beauty and island climate of Kameni and Thirasia. DAY 4: Mykonos - Paradise Beach - Windmills of Mykonos Experience the charm of Mykonos, soak up the sun on Paradise Beach, and admire the beauty of the Windmills of Mykonos. DAY 5: Little Venice Experience the charm of Little Venice and feel the romance and tranquility of Venice. DAY 6: Free time in Santorini - Return Enjoy your last free time in Santorini, then take a private transfer to the airport and end your wonderful trip to Greece. 🛫 . Travel tips: 🛫 From the airport to the city, you can take a bus, subway, taxi, or airport transfer service. Convenient and worry-free! ❄️ In January, the average nighttime temperature in Greece is about 3°C, and the average daytime temperature is about 11°C. Remember to bring a warm coat! 🕰️ Greece is 6 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust to the time difference and enjoy a leisurely time in Greece! . ✨ The romance and mystery of Greece are waiting for you to explore. Don't forget to bring your camera and capture every beautiful moment! 📸

ANOTHER HISTORICAL LANDMARK IN MYKONOS GREECE. THE WINDMILLS ARE AN ICONIC FEATURE OF THE GREEK ISLAND OF THE MYKONOS. THE WINDMILLS OF CHORA AND ANO MERA WERE A GREAT BOON TO THE PEOPLE OF THOSE LOCALITIES AND WERE PRIMARILY USED FOR GRINDING THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS MEANT TO BE TRANSPORTED TO PLACES OUTSIDE MYKONOS. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

Milos is the westernmost island of the Cyclades in Greece, located in the Aegean Sea. The island covers an area of 150.6 square kilometers. Milos is known for its cultural sites, the famous sculpture "Venus de Milo" and its rich natural resources. It was an important center of early Aegean civilization and is now an economic pillar of agriculture, mineral exports, and tourism. Milos has a Mediterranean climate, with hot and dry summers and mild and humid winters, with little change in temperature throughout the year. You can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery and spectacular sunsets. Here is a detailed guide I have put together. If you find it helpful, please follow me! Attractions - Mykonos Town: The most distinctive area of the island, with whitewashed houses, brightly colored doors and windows, and maze-like streets. Here you can stroll around and admire the unique architecture and feel the strong Mediterranean style. - Windmills: Built in the 16th century, they are one of the iconic sights of Mykonos. The windmills are located at the highest point of the island, and there is a windmill museum next to them, where you can learn about their history and cultural background. - Little Venice: A unique area along the coast with a romantic Venetian atmosphere, with many restaurants, cafes, and bars where you can enjoy the sea view and relax. - Paraportiani Church: With its unique architectural style, the church is pure white and has a unique shape. It is known as the most photogenic church in Greece and is a famous landmark of Mykonos. Food Recommendations - Moussaka: A classic Greek dish, eggplant, potatoes, and minced meat baked in béchamel sauce, rich and delicious, priced at about EUR 15–25. - Greek Grilled Meat: Includes grilled lamb, grilled chicken, etc., served with fries and vegetable salad, priced at about EUR 10–20 per serving. - Fried Calamari: Fresh squid coated in flour and fried until golden and crispy, tender and fresh, usually priced at EUR 8–15. - Dolma: Rice and minced meat wrapped in grape leaves and steamed, with a fragrant taste, priced at about EUR 8–12 per serving. - Loukoumades: Golden fried donuts with honey and nuts, sweet and delicious, usually priced at EUR 5–8 per serving. Notes - Property Safety: Keep your valuables safe in crowded places to prevent theft. - Traffic Rules: If you rent a car, learn about the local traffic rules and driving habits in advance and drive carefully. - Religious Culture: Respect local religious and cultural customs, and avoid making loud noises or disrespectful behavior in religious places.

I had seen them so many times in pictures when planning or preparing for a holiday in Mykonos. It doesnt sink in that you are in Mykonos because you have seen and been to other parks of Greece, for instance Santorini with a similar color theme and layout. So when I finally walked to the windmills one afternoon. It just did, i realised i was in Mykonos! It is a beautiful spot to just sit and watch the see. There are a few benches behind it and it makes for a nice shade too. I remember sitting there for almost an hour, it tends to be windy but not in an uncomfortable way. Plus the soothing sound of the waves. It's a special spot with a calming vibe. Don't forget to try those benches when you are in Mykonos. #myhiddengems #greece #summerdestinations #mykonos #europe #100waysoftravel #island

A round of red sun slowly sank into the bottom of the sea. At that time, although I did not see the sunset in Santorini, I felt that this sunset on Mishima was complete enough and wonderful enough. I am sitting next to some old ladies who are on vacation. When they watch the sun sinking, they sang English songs together. The lyrics are "The sun has fallen into the sea, we are holding hands together... When the round day completely entered the sea, the entire dam sounded applause.