Despite the vibrant party scene and international ambiance, people in Mykonos still follow some of the traditional festivals, called panigiria. These celebrations are tied to religion, and are followed by lots of food, wine and traditional dances.
Apart from Greek Easter, the most important festivals in Mykonos are on 29 June (Kalo Livadi), 7 July, 27 July and 15 August (various areas), and 14 September (Marathi).
Read more about national holidays and special days in Greece in this article. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to send us an email at: [email protected].
Despite the vibrant party scene and international ambiance, people in Mykonos still follow some of the traditional festivals, called panigiria. These celebrations are tied to religion, and are followed by lots of food, wine and traditional dances.
Apart from Greek Easter, the most important festivals in Mykonos are on 29 June (Kalo Livadi), 7 July, 27 July and 15 August (various areas), and 14 September (Marathi).
Read more about national holidays and special days in Greece in this article. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to send us an email at: info@kidslovegreece.com.
