Little Venice, Mykonos

It's called Venice with a "Little" in front, only at Mykonos. The waterfront is surrounded by whitish buildings that were built during the 16th and 17th century and constructed right on the sea"s edge with their balconies overhanging the water that defined the first impression of Mykonos.

We returned to Little Venice after we visited Ano Mera, where we have plenty of time before heading back to our cruise. Since we had few hours left, we make good use of the time to walk around Little Venice, shopped around for souvenirs, admiring the scenery at the Windmills of Mykonos, and had some great Greek food, which I shall post later on.

Happy viewing!!!

I won't want a lunch at this hour

Noelle enjoys her moment

Left: A lovely alley

Left: Interesting pavement

Right: The lighting forms the white structure

Left: Expert cab drivers driving through narrow alley

Family by the clear shore

Right: I asked the lady how much to enter the toilet, she just said "anything"

Sleepy cat in the afternoon

A handsome tomcat 

Hand-painted signage, must have been around for sometime

Err, dickies

We spotted nutella in one of the mini market, but we didn't purchase though

"Hi" back to you, girl

What a fat and lovely female cat, don't you think she looks like a sea cucumber?

Her name is "Bubu", simply cute

Right: The donkey shirts at 15 EURO each, just could't afford it

The shore-side buildings with overhang balconies

Hello there

The pelican is one of Mykonos symbolic mascot

Left: A local having a rest at the staircase

Pistachios + Strawberry ice cream, extremely tasty at 2.90 EURO only

This lady is from the same cruise also, she always sports pink color in her apparels

Right: Inside Agios Nikolaos church

Beautiful colored window

Agios Nikolaos

Leaving Chora, it's been a great experience at Mykonos

Can you spot the Union Jack?

A staff overlooking the port of Chora