Lindsay Lohan is currently familiarising herself with the sunniest spots in Europe on a whistlestop tour.

And this week, she’s ended up in Mykonos and has been admiring more than the picturesque scenery.

Bikini-clad Lindsay was spotted spending time with two male companions, one of whom is Danish producer, composer and songwriter Remee Jackman, as she enjoyed a sunbathing session on Sunday.

Mystery man: Lindsay Lohan got close to a bearded hunk as she relaxed on the Greek island of Mykonos on Sunday

Keen for some privacy, Lindsay and her male companion headed to a quieter part of the outdoor area.

The Freaky Friday star cut a svelte figure in a pink printed bikini by South Beach, which featured frilly detailing and fun prints.

She threw a green embroidered sheer kimono over her two-piece and wore it tied loosely to reveal her flat stomach.

Clearly in a sociable mood, Lindsay was later spotted enjoying the company of another male friend.

Lindsay was eager to show her companion something on her phone and flicked through it until she found what she was after.

Her stop off on the Greek island follows weeks of hopping around the continent’s best holiday resorts, visiting Naples, Venice and Nice in the South of France.

Although she’s currently enjoying an extended summer holiday, Lindsay has previously spoken of her desire to make London, England, her permanent home after moving there briefly last summer during her stint in West End production Speed-the-Plow.

She told HELLO! magazine last month: ‘I can definitely see myself settling in London permanently.

Lindsay asserted: ‘I’m in a really good place. I’m blessed to have been able to do a play in London and start a different way of life.

‘New York is very fast paced and it’s not like that over here for me. You grow up and change, and I’m really happy about that, as overall I feel a lot better.

‘Moving here was a new start for me and my outlook on life is different now.’

Adopted Londoner: Lindsay has made no secret of the fact she’d like to settle down in the UK capital permanently one day