The restaurant we visited on the last night was called “Interni” (pictures below) and it was honestly one of the nicest places i’ve ever eaten. There were lot’s and lots’s of stray kitty cats in Mykonos that would just sit elegantly on stairs and shop doorways as people passed through the town. There are so many cute and quaint little restaurants there, it’s a shame we didn’t stay longer than 4 days as it would have been amazing to have been to many more. Here we are again on our last night heading out for dinner in Mykonos. It looked so beautiful as the sun was setting and with all the little (and large) boats bobbing on the water. This is by the port where a lot of the restaurants and bars are situated.
I don’t quite think we fit the “bad-ass-quad-bikers” category. We are also seen here, pretending to drive one of these bad-ass quad bikes. Here’s a familiar face, it’s my gorgeous friend Tanya, and here we are all glammed up for a meal out in the town of Mykonos which was only a 5 minute walk from the hotel. I was like a child on Christmas Day entering the room.ĭress: River Island – Bag: Zara – Lipstick : Rimmel Kate Moss 107 The rooms were so clean and modern and had everything you could ever need. I had a suite with a hot tub on the balcony and private sun beds (perfect if you are one of those sorts of people who prefer a little *ehem* naked *cough* private tanning (trust me, some people did do this). I can safely say that this is the nicest hotel I have ever stayed in abroad. We stayed at a boutique suite hotel called “Bill & Coo” which, depending on the time of year you visit and the sort of room you require can be in budget or very expensive, so if you’re looking into a holiday there, check the prices online with the different seasons and months. I’d been to Greece before, Rhodes to be exact when I was 13, so I knew it was a beautiful country, but I had no idea how utterly breath taking Mykonos would be.īikini: Asos – Top: Zara – Shorts: Zara – Sandals: Primark Over the last couple of days, I joined a group of friends on a trip to Mykonos in Greece. Since then, there has been Playlist in Florida, which I thoroughly enjoyed, but it wasn’t the sort of holiday where you lie by the pool, listen to music and take afternoon naps on the sun beds. The last time I went on any sort of relaxing holiday was when I was 16 and I joined my friend and her family for a week in Portugal.
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