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Mykonos is a dream summer destination. The crystal-blue water, exciting beach clubs, nightlife, and quality cuisine are what attracts people worldwide to this popular island. What if there was a way to have the quintessential Mykonos experience during high season with fewer crowds? Midweek is the way to go. Many top spots in Mykonos have dedicated “best” days. You might think that means visiting over a weekend is a must, but it’s definitely possible to maximize a midweek trip.
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Day 1 (Tuesday): Little Venice

You will be arriving at your hotel or accommodations either the night before, or in the morning on Tuesday. Start by getting a tour of the property and its amenities. Ask the hotel team and concierge about their opinions or recommendations; if they are not local to Mykonos, they have probably spent extensive time on the island. Their advice and insight could help make you stay smoother.
Start the day by lounging at the pool. As this is a three-day trip, this might be one of your few chances to truly enjoy the hotel grounds. It’s also a great way to recover after the flight. After washing up and resting, continue the afternoon in Little Venice. Spend some time strolling through the quaint and picturesque alleyways. Before sunset, head to 54 Cocktail Bar & Sunset Lounge for a fantastic view and a live show. After you’ve had a drink and snapped your sunset photos (and I know you will), head back out and leisurely walk to your next reservation. Interni is a go-to spot for dinner and a party in a beautiful courtyard with a modern Greek atmosphere. Make sure to arrive on time as they may take a while to seat you; however, this is a great opportunity to meet some new people at the bar and take in the energy of the restaurant.
Day 2 (Wednesday): Agios Ioannis

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, head to the first beach club of the trip, Hippie Fish. This beach club and restaurant is true to its name, offering a more laid-back yet still exclusive feel. Bonus: The beach has a view of neighboring island Delos. After a few hours, head back to the hotel for a massage and spa service in preparation for a night out. A quick dinner and sunset prelude the main event of the evening. Dance the night away with world-class DJs in a unique bohemian venue at Alemagou. Also doubling as a beach club in the daytime, Alemagou is one of the premier nightlife venues in Mykonos, and Wednesday night is one of their hottest nights. If it’s just two or three of you, simply show up. For a larger group, reserving a table or tickets is recommended.
Day 3 (Thursday): Paraga

The next morning, after breakfast, make your way to Kalua Beach Bar. This beach club is a bit larger and busier, but boasts a stunning strip of sand, clear water, and tasty food. Stay throughout the afternoon to catch the beginning of the party vibe, then freshen up (and perhaps bring a change of clothes) before heading to the next stop just a short walk away.
No visit to Mykonos is complete without experiencing Scorpios. Famous for its rustic yet sophisticated style and holistic vibe, this is a must-visit if you are into epic sunsets and settings. Make an earlier restaurant reservation if you aren’t able to secure a later reservation. Once you’re inside, you will be able to walk the grounds and stay for sunset and party throughout the night. Thursday is one of their prime evenings to attend.
To round out the trip, you can add on one last reservation for dinner to make sure you’ve experienced as much of Mykonos as possible. Le Petite Maison is a classy and vibrant supper club at the Anandes hotel, with fabulous live performances and fun music. Thursday night is their “white party” night, so make sure to follow the dress code! Schedule transportation home or to your next destination for the following morning, and you will have had a well-rounded taste of Mykonos over the past three days.
Need to know
Make reservations for everything! Especially with groups over two or three people. Don’t leave anything to chance during the high season.
Check with your hotel for car/transfer services they partner with. If not, you will need some drivers and phone numbers handy to schedule transportation around the island. Other options include ATV or motorbike rentals.
Most, if not all, restaurants and beach clubs have a spend minimum per person, and/or a chair fee.
There are so many more beaches, beach clubs, and restaurants on the island than are listed here. Choosing which is right for your trip is an art!

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