• Mykonos Secret Spot - Discover a hidden gem known only to the locals of Mykonos. This secret spot promises stunning photo opportunities and captivating views.
• Agiou Ioannou 17 - Experience one of Mykonos’ most breathtaking viewpoints at “Panorama,” a hilltop area offering panoramic views over Chora (Mykonos Town). From here, admire the iconic whitewashed houses, bustling harbor, and the expansive Aegean Sea. It’s an ideal location to capture the essence of Mykonos.
• Panormos Beach - Journey north to Panormos and witness the true landscape of Mykonos—dry hills, scattered whitewashed homes, and tranquil farmland away from the tourist crowds. Stone walls line the winding roads, goats graze, and the air is filled with the scent of sun and wild thyme. As the road descends, the serene Panormos Bay comes into view.
• Άγιος Σώστης - Agios Sostis is a hidden treasure of Mykonos—untouched, pristine, and peaceful. With no beach bars or umbrellas, it offers a rare tranquility. Above the beach, a small white chapel overlooks the bay, bringing a sense of simplicity to Mykonos.
• Ano Mera - Ano Mera is the heart of traditional Mykonos, a quiet village far from the island’s party scene. Centered around a tranquil square, it offers a slower pace where locals gather for coffee and conversation. The whitewashed houses and small tavernas exude timeless charm. At its center stands the historic Panagia Tourliani Monastery, built in the 16th century. Ano Mera showcases a different side of Mykonos, authentic, local, and steeped in tradition.
• Paralia Kalafati - Renowned Kalafatis Beach, on the eastern side of Mykonos, is famous for its clear waters, soft sand, and steady breeze. It’s a favorite for windsurfers and those seeking a relaxed, family-friendly environment. From the beach, enjoy a wide, open view of the Aegean Sea, with small boats floating in the bay and rocky hills gently rising on both sides.
• Divounia Beach - Known to some locals as “Venus’s Breasts” due to its unique shape, Divounia was once a small fishing settlement, offering a glimpse into Mykonos’ fishing village past. Mornings here provide authentic fishing scenes rarely seen in Mykonos, offering a unique perspective of the island.
• Armenistis Lighthouse - The Armenistis Lighthouse, or Pharos Armenistis, is the perfect spot for an unforgettable sunset escape. Standing since 1891, it pays tribute to Mykonos’ rich maritime history while remaining fully operational. Located on the north-western part of the island, it overlooks the sparkling blue waters between Mykonos and the neighboring island of Tinos.

• Mercedes Vehicles
• Knowledgeable local driver
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Phone chargers
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes

• Gratuities

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