Your journey begins at Houlakia Beach, where legend says the round stones are the petrified bodies of giants defeated by Hercules. Learn and feel the power of mythology as you stand on this ancient battlefield!

From this spot, you’ll gaze toward the sacred island of Delos — the mythological birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. Your guide will bring ancient myths and legends to life, sharing tales of gods, battles, and the divine light that once guided sailors through these mystical waters. The Armenistis Lighthouse was built after a tragic shipwreck claimed the lives of 11 sailors from Delos, marking this location with both history and emotion. This stop is both scenic and meaningful, offering panoramic views, stunning photo opportunities, and a deep connection to Mykonos’ cultural and mythological heritage.

Explore Ano Mera — the largest and oldest village in Mykonos. Step away from the busy coast and experience the island’s true heart, where local life unfolds in peaceful squares surrounded by traditional tavernas, cafés, and family-run shops. Stroll through its charming alleys, browse artisanal goods, and take in the warm, authentic atmosphere. At the center lies a historic monastery, which we’ll visit in the next part of your mythological journey.

Visit the Monastery of Panayia Tourliani, a beautiful 16th-century landmark and the spiritual heart of Mykonos. Admire its whitewashed exterior, carved wooden iconostasis, and elegant bell tower. Inside, you’ll find vibrant Byzantine icons and a peaceful atmosphere that reflects the island’s deep-rooted Orthodox faith. Historically, this sacred site also served as a place where locals would hide and seek protection from pirate raids — adding depth to its role in Mykonian life. A must-visit to experience history, devotion, and island tradition all in one.

A peaceful coastal gem known for its crystal-clear waters and golden sands. This scenic spot is ideal for a photo stop, a walk by the sea, or simply soaking in the natural beauty of Mykonos

Kalo Livadi is one of Mykonos’ most beautiful and spacious beaches, known for its soft golden sand and turquoise waters. Surrounded by gentle hills and lined with stylish beach clubs and local tavernas, it offers the perfect mix of serenity and vibrant island energy. Whether you’re in the mood for a swim, a scenic photo, or simply soaking up the Aegean sun, this is a must-stop on the southern coast!

For the next stop, uncover a hidden beach and the nearby Fokos Cave — a tranquil, untouched gem where Hercules is believed to have rested after his great battle. Surrounded by rugged nature and crystal-clear waters, this peaceful spot offers a refreshing break and a deeper connection to ancient legends.

Travel back over 5,000 years at Ftelia Beach, home to one of the oldest settlements in the Cyclades. Archaeological discoveries show that Mykonos was inhabited since the Late Neolithic period (5th–4th millennium BC), with ancient structures, pottery, tools, and figurines found on site. Standing here, you’ll connect with the island’s earliest inhabitants — long before Mykonos became the glamorous destination it is today.

A mysterious and romantic stop — Kapari Beach or a nearby hidden cove — known as the Secret Mermaid Spot. Legend says Poseidon fell in love with a Mykonian woman and turned her into a mermaid to be with him forever. Let the story come alive as you admire the peaceful sea.

Explore the iconic Windmills of Mykonos, a symbol of Aeolus, the god of the winds. Discover how the Venetians harnessed the island’s powerful winds to grind grain and sustain Mykonian life for centuries. A must-see stop in the heart of Mykonos Town!

Little Venice – One of the most picturesque spots in Mykonos, where colorful 18th-century buildings line the sea’s edge. Once home to wealthy merchants and captains, this romantic area is now perfect for photos, stories of the past, and enjoying the charm of old Mykonos.

Discover the Church of Panagia Paraportiani, one of the most iconic and photographed landmarks in Mykonos. This unique whitewashed structure is actually a complex of five chapels built over centuries, blending Byzantine and vernacular architecture. A sacred place filled with history, symbolism, and breathtaking beauty — perfect for photos and peaceful moments.