Mykonos perfectly combines its visible tradition with modern ways of experiencing the island. Mythology and Cycladic nature are scattered between the alleys and the white churches giving the visitor the opportunity to explore a unique folklore world before he ends up photographing the most famous mills of Greece. The countless taverns and restaurants offer a variety of flavors by promoting mainly Greek dishes with local products in either traditional or gourmet mood. The market of Mykonos is famous for its size, as in every corner there is a small boutique with a charming showcase ready to offer creations for every taste and pocket. Going out of Chora (town of Mykonos) you will discover the blue-green beaches that made this island so famous. The island’s youthful and modern mood, the numerous bars all over the island, the loud music and the dances are a powerful daily routine on the most famous beaches of the island which attract famous celebrities worldwide. The island is best suited for nautical activities, giving the visitor the opportunity to meet the underwater world of Mykonos, to enjoy and learn numerous water sports and to experience the unique surrounding, of this and other islands as well, by boat under the Cycladic sunset. In Mykonos the day begins and ends with the sunrise, giving it the identity of the liveliest island of the Cyclades.