Take the kids to see popular films al fresco, under the stars. Two films are shown every day all summer in this charming tree-lined garden with a café in the center of Choro. Make it a night and go for a pizza afterwards at Casa di Giorgio.

Just a few miles from buzzy Mykonos sits a quiet refuge, the uninhabited island of Delos. Considered an important archeological, mythological and historical place, UNESCO made Delos a World Heritage Site in 1990. The island's first inhabitants date back to the 3rd millennium BC, and it claims to be the birthplace of twin mythical gods, Apollo and Artemis. Don’t miss the on-site museum and Temple of Isis overlooking the harbor.

Tip: Go early in the morning on a non-windy day, bring water and be back by lunch to avoid the heat. There are ferries daily from the port.

In case one’s hotel doesn’t deliver on the crucial mani/pedi front then this spa is the place to go. DG Beautyworld offers a thorough array of treatments/services, including manicures, pedicures, waxing, massages, blow dries and makeup.

Opened in 2015, Scorpios quickly became the spot to see and be seen in Mykonos. The luxurious beach lounge has a boutique and restaurant, where well-heeled patrons can enjoy such fresh fare as arugula and watermelon salad, tuna tartare, grilled octopus and fresh pastas. Days at Scorpios are spent lounging on daybeds shaded by thatched roofs, but nights are a more lavish affair with DJs and dancing into the early hours. On Saturdays, DJ Valeron plays Greek music accompanied by a band that plays Greek traditional instruments.

Yoga devotees will want to practice a few asanas in this original setting. The studio sits on the grounds of a castle above town and faces the island of Delos. Go at sunset for glorious views.