MYKONOS
The island of the winds that enchants and delights its visitors.
To describe Mykonos as an island of contrasts would be putting it mildly. On the one hand, it’s a cosmopolitan hot-spot that attracts the world’s high-society players and dance-all-night party seekers alike. On the other, Mykonos is an island of intense calm and covetable seclusion, one with a rich past and a bright future.
Windmills
Little Venice
Mykonos Beach
Chora
A walk down any of the labyrinthine, cobblestone streets of Chora (aka Mykonos Town) can have you feeling as if you are meandering through the very center of the world. Especially after dark, when the island really comes alive and turns into a cosmopolitan hot-spot filled with interesting people to see and happening places to be.
Meanwhile, if you wander away from town to one of the secluded coves or off-the-beaten-path trails – where you might run into more goats than designer handbags – then you’ll undoubtedly wonder if you’ve wandered to the very edge of the world.
With the islands of Delos and Rhenia at your fingertips,
Bluebird is enviably secluded.
Here, the sun methodically bleaches the rocks exactly as it has for eons, and the breeze wafts gently (and sometimes vigorously) over the blue waters from the shores of the mythical islands of Rhenia and Delos – the second being an impressive, UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important archeological sites in Greece. In fact, these two neighboring islands are so close to Bluebird you feel as if you could almost stretch out your hand and touch them… or, at least, swim to them.
Come evening, the sunset becomes a magnificent saga of rose, yellow and orange-toned light bathing the skies. It is truly a breathtaking, one-of-a-kind show. And one you can enjoy from the luxurious comfort of your exclusive, private home on this splendid island.