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 he nightly Mykonian miracle is something that cannot be described. Only the one who experiences its full extent will understand why each year both famous and ordinary people turn up on this island from all over the world. The most celebrated events are parties and the happenings which occur every summer. |
 t has become fashionable the past few years for Greek and foreign socialites to organize them there and the magazine columns always make mention of the least one of them. They are the best way of making contacts and conducting public relations. The drinks are whisked away from the bar, the songs come one after the other and the revelry goes on till morning. No one feels tired, no one wants to leave. |
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he twilight is the prologue to a lovely evening, but the real merrymaking begins after midnight. The small bars, suited to every taste, are the pole of attraction for all. Usually the night crawl includes a visit to more than one of them while other times they are only the prelude to the main bash at one of the large clubs or at the bouzouki places. The choice depends on your mood.
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