It is widely known that most travelers opt for the summer so as to get the most out of their vacation on this wonderful Greek island. Little though do they know that Mykonos beauties are endless and maybe Easter may seem as an ideal choice at the end of the day. Besides, who wants to squeeze through huge crowds of tourists just to revel in window shopping or a stroll along the picturesque alleyways?
THINGS TO DO
Luxurious Mykonos Villas
Accommodation has always been an annoying headache for each and every traveler and there is a reason for it. It draws almost half of the trip’s budget and that’s where you will be spending most of your days let alone nights. Above and beyond, you are going to need some sleep, have a snack or take a shower. Thus, it is not something you could take lighthearted. There is no doubt that you will find yourself spoiled for choice, but renting a villa in Mykonos is the most epitome choice ever. Forget about those lads moaning all the time about the high cost of such dwellings. If there are four or more of you who are planning to land in this exotic island, you should go ahead and book one now no matter what. You will realize sooner than later that your option was a real value-for-money one. Exclusive chauffeurs, VIP chefs and the best local and national DJs are there for your pleasure only. Lose no more time if you ask me! Book now!!
Lead the local way of life
Easter in Greece isn’t just another festival. In fact, it’s one of the most important events you could actually experience and guess what-it starts almost fifty days before Easter Sunday. I reckon you should give it a try and follow the Lent. It doesn’t matter if you’re religious or not-it will help your body and soul revive at the same time. Don’t forget that sea food like octopus and other mollusks are not only allowed, but they are really tasty as well. Don’t be afraid to enjoy them any time of the day along with some ouzo. Additionally, you could attend a local church’s Divine Liturgy. It will aid even more to experience the feeling of devoutness that Christians feel throughout the whole Easter period.
THINGS TO AVOID
No swimming
Well, that’s not totally a joke. Of course, swimming is not restricted throughout the whole year, but bear in mind that the temperature of the sea is way below 20 degrees Celsius during spring. In contrast, during the summer the temperature rises up to 27-28 degrees Celsius. Then, it becomes obvious that unless you practice swimming constantly throughout the months of the year, swimming is not a great idea. Sunbathing though shouldn’t be disregarded. It’s a fantastic chance to get a tan without needing lots of sunscreen as the sun isn’t that hot and hazardous during April or May when Easter usually takes place.
Avoid fishing and extreme activities
Weather in Greece isn’t always sunny and warm. It can turn out to be dangerous and unwelcome in the blink of an eye. That is, during a day the weather can turn from calm and warm to cloudy and stormy. For that reason you should always be aware of it and check the weather forecast at least once a day. It goes without saying that you should always inform your family if you are planning to venture for fishing or trailing.
