Dlaczego wszystkie gwiazdy latają na Mykonos?

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Na Mykonos są w te wakacje wszyscy - topmodelka Adriana Lima, Joanna Horodyńska, Anna i Robert Lewandowski, Kinga Rusin, Nicole Scherzinger i Zosia Ślotała. Dlaczego to właśnie tam ciągnie celebrytów? Już wiadomo!

Przede wszystkim to po prostu przepiękna grecka wyspa. Biała zabudowa z niebieskimi drewnianymi elementami sprawiają, że wyspa ma niepowtarzalny klimat.

Dodatkowo przepiękne piaszczyste plaża przyciągają osoby uwielbiające nadmorskie spacery i kąpiele słoneczne. Jednocześnie nie zabraknie tutaj atrakcji dla wielbicieli sportów wodnych - w ofercie są nurkowanie, pływanie kajakami i na kite.

Jednak najważniejsza jest atmosfera wyspy. To przede wszystkim ona przyciąga wszystkich turystów. Mykonos to jedna z najbardziej tolerancyjnych wysp. Ludność jest otwarta i serdeczna. Mykonos jest uznawany za jeden najpopularniejszych ośrodków wakacyjnych wybieranych przez gejów i lesbijki.

Jeśli chcesz zobaczyć, kto wypoczywa na Mykonos zobacz naszą galerię.


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