you have to go to little venice for the sunset specially. love the bars on the seaside.it is so fun you can see an excellent sunset and mix with people. specially at caprice

This is an area of the town that when walking the narrow walkways, you really don't know your in Little Venice until you go inside one of the shops or restaurants and see the other side and realize you are on the water

This is a tourist trap. Take your photo (which is beautiful), then head somewhere else for food and drinks.

Lined with good restaurants, and near to the famed windmills and other tourist attractions, it is a pleasure to visit. While comparisons to Venice may be a little exaggerated, but it is worthwhile to site in a nice bar/eatery by the quaint sea and enjoy the scenic beauty and clear waters.

Like tiny little itty-bitty venice but still so beautiful. I was expecting a least one canal, but it did have cute very over priced cafes. 5 euros for a coffee.

We have been to Mykonos a few times on cruises, this year we went twice, in July & August. This is the first year that on both visits it was windy, we have usually only seen Mykonos when it is calm. One never tires of the calm beauty of this magical place. The Little Venice area is captivating in is... More 

There is many cafes and restaurants, you can find any type of cafe an restaurant in little venice. Summer time (High Season) street and all places are so crowded. Before visit there, if you have plan to eat something in nice restaurant, you must make a reservation first. Even Little Venice is so crowded you wont get bored, because here... More 

I worked there is 1976! I learnt how to serve Greek coffee, ouzo, grilled octopus! Such a magical place!

a wonderful sea front village with white and blue houses , many cafe's and restaurant and shops overlooking the famous Mykonos windmills. A pleasant place to stroll around or stop and have lunch or ice-cream and buy some authentic souvenirs.