Discover the most idyllic side of Mykonos on September. The cosmopolitan island of the winds, invites you to avoid the hustle and bustle of August and swim in crystal waters, stroll in labyrinthine alleys, gaze postcard sunsets, surrender in gourmet and traditional cuisine and experience dreamy holidays in Mykonos, when all the others have returned in the city.

The beautiful, sandy beaches of Mykonos are a reason to visit it on September, as they are more peaceful than ever. Psarou, Elia, Agios Sostis and Kapari are definitely worth our attention.

After swimming, it’s sightseeing time! 8 km. away from Chora, Ano Mera is a picturesque village in the middle of the island that reflects the most authentic side of Mykonos. Wander in the alleys, enjoy local recipes at the taverns and visit the historic monastery of Panagia Tourliani which was built in the 15^th century. Also, at Fanari, visit Armenistis lighthouse, one of the most impressive buildings of Mykonos which was built in 1891. Take photos with the endless blue of the Aegean on background and admire the views to Tinos island.

In the evening, “get lost” in the paved scenic alleys of Chora, enjoy shopping in Matogiannia, walk until the famous windmills and take a seat at one of the bars of Little Venice for the first cocktail of the day and the most magical sunset in the island.

For your stay, check-in at Livin Mykonos, the brand-new hotel arrival of the island that introduces us to the authentic lifestyle of Mykonos. Livin Mykonos is a paradise of comfort and relaxation and your ideal base to discover the beauties of the island. There, you can enjoy rich breakfast with biological products, dives in the pool and gourmet dishes of Japanese and Mediterannean cuisine at Ebi Tempura restaurant.

From September 9^th to October 5^th, enjoy 4 nights at Livin Mykonos, paying only 3, from 344 euro.

The package includes:

• 4 nights (you only pay 3)
• Breakfast in room
• All taxes

Full Prepayment Offer. Non-Refundable

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From: Anthi Sasmatzoglou

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