Olive oil is a truly Greek product. Greeks produce high-quality oil and local cooks add it to almost all of the dishes. Oil is sold in 1-litre bottles, 3 or 5-litre jerrycans and souvenir packages in the shape of Greek gods, mythological characters and amphorae. The best and the most expensive one is cold pressed Extra-Virgin Olive Oil with low acidity level. If you have bought olive oil in a tin package, it is better to pour it into a plastic bottle at home, otherwise, the taste of the product will be spoiled.
Mykonos is the scenic Greek island. It's widely known as the beach resort center and a focus of many unique Antique landmarks. The island is very famous due to its night clubs, thus, the … Open
Mykonos is an island, which is visited by celebrities, businessmen and politicians. But the island is not only popular with its visitors. Here are a lot of natural and historical … Open
Wine is one of the most popular hard drinks on Mykonos. You can try house wine in taverns. Be sure to buy a bottle of local retsina. Look for it in the refrigerators of local supermarkets, but not on the shelves with wine because it is served chilled. Local cognac Metaxa, anise vodka ouzo and grape vodka grappa are extremely popular on the island.
There are various cafes and restaurants on Mykonos. Locals call them taverns. There are different types of taverns. Some of them have an evening show program. Due to the fact, that there … Open
One more Greek souvenir is Komboloi. It is a local variant of beads. It is twenty beads strung on a solid thread. Komboloi is not a cult object, it is usually used for a game. The material of the item shows the social status of a person. You can also buy matopetra. This souvenir is well-known among superstitious people. It is believed that this stone protects from the evil eye. Pay your attention to local jewellery made of precious and semi-precious stones. Most of them are made in a unique "Byzantine" technique.