This array of beautifully coloured houses built literally in the sea can be best enjoyed and photographed from the windmills. Also there are very nice cosy bars for a night coctail or breakfast. Good fish tavernas and restaurants but be prepared to pay a little extra for the beautiful setting and view. Be aware that this is a very windy sea front.

The quaint pretty streets and buildings in the Little Venice area of Mykonos Town are well worth a visit. Be cautious of some of the bars because the prices of drinks can be expensive. We checked a few before going inside and found a sea front bar that was reasonable value. I love the way that the buildings are painted regularly to keep them white and bright. The windmills provide good photo opportunities, especially with cocktail or two.

Take a nice stroll through this charming district in Mykonos, which has very lovely paved streets. Almost every corner is a nice photo opportunity. I did find the place to be a bit touristy, with its many designer shops, but overall, the vibe was pretty chill and no one was aggressively touting or anything. Do stop by the seaside area between the buildings and the iconic windmills during sunset, it makes for pretty nice lighting and views!

Little Venice is such a beautiful little place, it did remind me of being in Venice for a moment. It is extremely busy with crowds, especially when cruise ships are docked but its definitely worth stopping for a moment. We stopped here to enjoy some gelato, we were hoping to meet Pedro the pelican but he wasn't anywhere to be seen.

This is one of the prettiest parts of town. Some of the restaurants and bars along the street have terraces that look out to sea. But be prepared, the area can be swarming with tourists, depending upon the weather and the time of the year. Nothing but tourism here.

Captivating and picturesque, a picture postcard. The narrow, winding streets are filled with artisanal or local boutiques, art galleries, and cafes, offering plenty of opportunities for exploration and relaxation. The people were extremely friendly and helpful. Whether you're passing through it is a must-visit. Please be wary of the waterfront restaurants though as the nearer you are the higher the price. We strolled though the white paved streets and found a lovely gelato store at sensible prices.

Almost every corner offers a good angle for a picture. With so many fancy stores, I did think the area was a little touristy, but generally, it seemed quite laid back and nobody was overtly promoting anything. Make sure to visit the waterfront area between the buildings and the recognizable windmills at dusk for some really amazing sights and illumination!