Mykonos, Greece Cruise Port Guide

celebrated Greek holiday islands. Its main village of the same name as the island is a colorful maze of narrow, paved streets lined with white-washed houses, many with bright blue doors and shutters. As an attractive backdrop, the famous windmills are lined up like toy soldiers on the hillside, vestiges of a time when wind power was used to grind the island's grain.

Mykonos has some 365 churches and chapels scattered about the island.

Radiant flowers spill over white-washed walls and shady courtyards. Visitors find endless shopping opportunities. You'll love Mykonos!

The island is known for its excellent shops featuring local art, hand-woven items, clothing, and jewelry.

Try moussaka, a nice Greek wine, and baklava for dessert.

Town and Churches. Be sure to stroll through the maze of narrow, winding streets and step inside one of the numerous churches.

Beaches. If soaking up some sun is your preference, take the bus from the upper city to Plati Yalos, and then a small boat to Paradise, Super Paradise, or Elia. Super Paradise is for nude sunbathing