• Armenistis Lighthouse - Situated on the northwestern edge of Mykonos, Armenistis Lighthouse proudly commemorates the island’s maritime legacy. Constructed in 1891, it provides stunning panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the nearby island of Tinos. Located approximately 7 km from Mykonos Town (Chora), it is particularly enchanting at sunset, making it a popular spot for photographers and romantics. Although the lighthouse itself is not accessible to the public, the surrounding area offers a peaceful atmosphere and a glimpse into the island’s nautical history.
• Ftelia - Positioned on the northern coast of Mykonos, Ftelia Beach is a paradise for windsurfers and kiteboarders, thanks to the strong northern winds (the Meltemi) that sweep the bay. Its bohemian charm and relaxed vibe attract those looking for a quieter alternative to the busier southern beaches. The area also holds archaeological importance, as it was once a Neolithic settlement. Visitors can enjoy chic beach bars, crystal-clear waters, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for relaxation.
• Ano Mera - Ano Mera is the second-largest settlement on Mykonos and offers a tranquil escape from the bustling main town. Located in the heart of the island, this traditional Cycladic village showcases authentic Mykonian life with its whitewashed houses, flower-filled courtyards, and family-run tavernas serving homemade Greek dishes. The central square is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of local life.
• Monastery of Panayia Tourliani - At the heart of Ano Mera lies the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, one of Mykonos’ most significant religious landmarks. Founded in 1542 and later restored in 1767, the monastery is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It features an impressive whitewashed exterior, a beautiful bell tower, and a carved wooden iconostasis—a masterpiece of ecclesiastical art. Inside, visitors will find rare icons, holy relics, and a sense of spiritual calm. The small museum adjacent to the monastery displays vestments, ecclesiastical vessels, and antique religious artifacts.
• Kalafatis - Kalafatis Beach is one of the island’s most family-friendly and sporty beaches. Known for its turquoise waters and fine golden sand, it’s popular among windsurfers, divers, and water-sports enthusiasts. The beach is well-organized, offering sunbeds, umbrellas, and water sport centers. A few restaurants and tavernas nearby serve fresh seafood with a sea view. Despite being well-equipped, Kalafatis retains a laid-back atmosphere, making it perfect for both adventure and relaxation.
• Kalo Livadi - Stretching along the southern coast, Kalo Livadi Beach is one of the longest and most beautiful beaches on Mykonos. Framed by low hills and crystal-clear shallow waters, it attracts both families and those seeking stylish beach clubs and music lounges. The beach’s combination of luxury facilities and natural beauty makes it a favorite among both locals and visitors. Whether you want to swim, sunbathe, or sip cocktails by the sea, Kalo Livadi offers the ideal setting.
• Mykonos Town - Panoramic View Of Mykonos
• The Windmills (Kato Milli) - The iconic windmills of Mykonos are perhaps the island’s most recognized landmarks. Dating back to the 16th century, they once harnessed the strong northern winds to grind grain for the island’s residents. Located above Mykonos Town, near the Alefkandra area, the seven preserved windmills (especially Kato Mili) overlook the sea and offer stunning sunset views. Today, they stand as symbols of the island’s rich history and picturesque charm.
• Little Venice - Little Venice is one of the most romantic and photographed neighborhoods on Mykonos. Built right on the edge of the sea, its colorful houses with balconies overhanging the water once belonged to wealthy merchants and captains. Now, they host stylish bars, cafés, and boutiques, creating a lively yet elegant atmosphere. At sunset, Little Venice becomes a magical scene of golden light reflecting on the Aegean — an unmissable experience.
• Matoyianni Street - Matoyianni (or Matogianni) Street is the beating heart of Mykonos Town — a maze of narrow cobblestone alleys lined with boutiques, jewelry shops, art galleries, cafés, and bars. It perfectly captures the island’s vibrant cosmopolitan spirit. By day, it’s a paradise for shopping lovers; by night, it transforms into a lively hub of social life. Strolling down Matoyianni is an essential Mykonos experience, blending traditional charm with modern luxury.
• Church of Paraportiani - The Church of Panagia Paraportiani is a true architectural gem and one of the most famous churches in Greece. Located in the Kastro area of Mykonos Town, it is actually a complex of five small churches built between the 15th and 17th centuries. The irregular whitewashed structure, with its smooth, flowing lines, exemplifies Cycladic architecture at its finest. Its name means “Our Lady of the Side Gate,” as it was built next to the entrance of the old castle. This is one of the most photographed landmarks on the island.
• Mykonos Port - The tour concludes in the same area as the pickup point. If you wish to stay in Mykonos Town afterward, the choice is yours.

• Air-Conditioned Vehicle
• All Fees And Taxes
• Pick Up And Drop Off (remain at your ship’s terminal, we will meet you there)

• Gratuities
• Food And Drinks

For those visiting Mykonos for the first time, this tour is perfect! Participants will explore all the island’s must-see locations, starting at the renowned Mykonos Lighthouse, offering breathtaking sea views. The journey continues past Ftelia Beach, with a stop at the delightful Ano Mera Village to discover the square and its historic monastery. The tour then proceeds to Kalafatis Beach for photo opportunities and passes by Kalo Livadi Beach, one of Mykonos’ most stunning beaches. Before reaching the town, there will be a chance to enjoy a panoramic view over Mykonos, an ideal spot for photos! The tour concludes in Mykonos Town, where participants can wander through Little Venice, visit the Windmills, admire Paraportiani Church, and stroll along Matogianni Street. There is also an option to include or exclude the walking section, making it suitable for all travelers!

• Not recommended for travelers who cannot walk distances in the Old Town

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.