• Faros Armenistis - The tour begins at Armenistis Lighthouse, constructed in 1891, where visitors can pause for photos and enjoy the stunning views.
• Ftelia - The journey continues with a drive through Ftelia beach.
• Ano Mera - As the second-largest settlement on Mykonos, Ano Mera offers a serene retreat from the lively main town. Nestled in the island’s center, this traditional Cycladic village presents genuine Mykonian life with its whitewashed homes, flower-filled courtyards, and family-run tavernas serving homemade Greek cuisine. The central square is an ideal spot to unwind and soak in the peaceful local atmosphere.
• Monastery of Panayia Tourliani - Situated in the heart of Ano Mera, the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani is a key religious site on Mykonos. Established in 1542 and renovated in 1767, the monastery is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It boasts a striking whitewashed exterior, a beautiful bell tower, and a carved wooden iconostasis, a masterpiece of ecclesiastical art. Inside, visitors can admire rare icons, holy relics, and experience a sense of spiritual tranquility. The adjacent small museum showcases vestments, ecclesiastical vessels, and antique religious artifacts.
• Kalafatis - Kalafatis Beach is renowned as one of the island’s most family-friendly and sporty beaches. Famous for its turquoise waters and fine golden sand, it attracts windsurfers, divers, and water-sports enthusiasts. The beach is well-equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas, and water sport centers. Nearby restaurants and tavernas offer fresh seafood with a sea view. Despite its amenities, Kalafatis maintains a relaxed vibe, making it ideal for both adventure and leisure.
• Kalo Livadi - Located along the southern coast, Kalo Livadi Beach is one of Mykonos’ longest and most stunning beaches. Surrounded by low hills and clear shallow waters, it draws families and those seeking chic beach clubs and music lounges. The beach’s blend of luxury facilities and natural beauty makes it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Whether swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying cocktails by the sea, Kalo Livadi provides the perfect backdrop.
• Mykonos Town - Offers a panoramic view of Mykonos.
• The Windmills (Kato Milli) - The iconic windmills of Mykonos are among the island’s most famous landmarks. Dating back to the 16th century, they once utilized the strong northern winds to grind grain for the island’s inhabitants. Positioned above Mykonos Town, near the Alefkandra area, the seven preserved windmills (notably Kato Mili) overlook the sea and provide breathtaking sunset views. Today, they symbolize the island’s rich history and picturesque allure.
• Little Venice - Little Venice is one of the most romantic and photographed areas on Mykonos. Built right on the sea’s edge, its vibrant houses with balconies overhanging the water were once owned by affluent merchants and captains. Now, they house chic bars, cafés, and boutiques, creating a lively yet sophisticated ambiance. At sunset, Little Venice transforms into a magical scene with golden light reflecting on the Aegean — an unforgettable experience.
• Matoyianni Street - Matoyianni (or Matogianni) Street is the vibrant core of Mykonos Town — a labyrinth of narrow cobblestone alleys lined with boutiques, jewelry shops, art galleries, cafés, and bars. It perfectly embodies the island’s lively cosmopolitan spirit. By day, it’s a haven for shopping enthusiasts; by night, it becomes a bustling social hub. Walking down Matoyianni is a must-do Mykonos experience, blending traditional charm with modern luxury.
• Church of Paraportiani - The Church of Panagia Paraportiani is a true architectural masterpiece and one of Greece’s most renowned churches. 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 best. Its name means “Our Lady of the Side Gate,” as it was constructed next to the old castle’s entrance. This is one of the island’s most photographed landmarks.
• Mykonos Port - The tour concludes in the same area as the starting point. Visitors can choose to stay in Mykonos Town afterward if they wish.

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

• Gratuities
• Food And Drinks

This tour provides a wonderful opportunity to explore all the major attractions of Mykonos in comfort and style. Journey across the island to visit some of its most iconic and picturesque spots, such as the renowned Mykonos Lighthouse (Faros Armenistis), the stunning Ftelia Beach, the traditional Ano Mera Village, and the historic Monastery of Ano Mera. Continue your adventure to the beautiful beaches of Kalafatis and Kalo Livadi, and take in a breathtaking panoramic view of Mykonos Town, perfect for capturing unforgettable photos.

When booking, you can decide whether to include a visit to Mykonos Town. If chosen, the town is entirely walkable, allowing you to wander through its charming streets, whitewashed alleys, and famous landmarks at your leisure.

This tour promises a relaxed, scenic, and well-organized experience, perfect for travelers eager to see the best of Mykonos in one memorable day.

• 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.