Paradise Beach

This is the most famous beach in Mykonos known for its parties and being nudists friendly

Topless women are everywhere

Meet my new friend 

Teddy from Yorkshire

The music was getting louder as we were leaving 

The party has just started but we  had to leave to catch the sunset

Bus to Paradise Beach

We reached our hotel and immediately showered and got ready to go to Paradise Beach.

Waiting for the bus outside our hotel

Bus back to hotel

We took the bus back to the hotel after lunch.

Lunch at La Casa Restaurant

We found this restaurant while navigating the maze and decided to eat here

Salad and Bread

Lamb Shank

Moussaka

She wanted to take photo of the food first

Before I took photo of her with the food

Chora walk around again

We came back from Delos and headed into town. We did our walk around and had our lunch here.

Two men were cleaning their fish

Manto (Town) Square 

The only shop in Delos

This is the only shop in Delos and definitely the most expensive!

Walking towards the shop

A glass of orange juice costs more than 5 Euro 

(when it costs less than half elsewhere)

Archaeological Museum of Delos

Some of the artefacts found in Ancient Delos are kept here while the rest are kept in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens. 

The originals are kept here while those found in situ are copies

The original Lion statues

Mosaic from the House of Dionysus

The Boxers

Phalluses found on site

Sacred Lake

It is here that Leto gave birth to Apollo and Artemis.

The lake was drained in 1926 to prevent the spread of disease

The Theatre of Delos

This theatre was built in the 2nd century BC.

It could seat 5000 spectators