From the sun-splashed balconies of the Amyth of Mykonos hotel, the only sounds are the gurgling of water from the private pool, the breeze gently swaying the raffia decorations and the far-off sound of a rooster crowing.
It’s not usually what comes to mind when thinking of vacations on the Greek island of Mykonos, notorious for its boozy beach clubs and bacchanalian parties.
But the island in the Aegean Sea has a sophisticated side that makes for a surprisingly peaceful, nature-filled holiday.
Where to stay in Mykonos: Amyth of Mykonos
Forget anywhere around the old town if you want to sleep undisturbed and not hit
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