Armenistis Lighthouse The Armenistis Lighthouse is one of Mykonos’ most iconic landmarks, located on the island’s northwestern coast. Built in 1891, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Aegean Sea, nearby islands, and the famous shipping routes of the Cyclades. Standing high above the coastline, the lighthouse is a symbol of Mykonos’ maritime history and a favorite destination for visitors seeking stunning scenery and unforgettable sunsets. Away from the busy tourist areas, Armenistis provides a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, making it an ideal stop for photography and sightseeing. From this unique viewpoint, guests can admire the natural beauty of Mykonos, capture spectacular photos, and experience one of the island’s most scenic locations.

Panagia Tourliani Monastery The Monastery of Panagia Tourliani is one of the most important religious and cultural landmarks of Mykonos. Located in the traditional village of Ano Mera, it was originally founded in 1542 and is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The monastery is renowned for its impressive architecture, beautiful marble bell tower, intricate wood-carved iconostasis, and peaceful courtyard. Visitors can admire its rich religious heritage, unique artwork, and historical treasures that reflect the island’s spiritual traditions. Surrounded by the authentic atmosphere of Ano Mera, Panagia Tourliani offers a glimpse into the cultural and religious history of Mykonos, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a deeper connection with the island beyond its famous beaches and nightlife

Fokos Beach, Mykonos Fokos Beach is one of the most untouched and peaceful beaches on Mykonos, located on the northern side of the island. Surrounded by wild natural landscapes and far from the crowded tourist areas, it offers a truly authentic and relaxing experience. The beach is unorganized, with no sunbeds or loud beach bars, preserving its natural beauty and calm atmosphere. Its crystal-clear waters and soft sand make it ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the quiet side of Mykonos. Fokos is especially popular with visitors looking for privacy, nature, and a more traditional island feel. It is also a great spot for scenic views, photography, and watching the sunset in complete tranquility

Bonis Windmill (Mykonos Windmills) The Bonis Windmill is one of the historic windmills located in the area of Ano Mili in Mykonos, part of the island’s famous windmill complex overlooking Mykonos Town. These traditional windmills were once essential for grinding grain and played an important role in the island’s economy during the 16th–19th centuries. Today, the Bonis Windmill stands as a preserved cultural landmark, offering visitors a glimpse into the agricultural and industrial heritage of Mykonos. Its elevated position provides one of the most spectacular panoramic views of Mykonos Town, the harbor, and the Aegean Sea. The site is especially popular at sunset, when the whitewashed structures and blue sea create one of the most iconic and photographed scenes on the island.

Church of Agios Ioannis (St. John), Mykonos The Church of Agios Ioannis is a charming seaside chapel located on the southwestern coast of Mykonos, known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the Aegean Sea. Built in traditional Cycladic style, with whitewashed walls and a simple blue dome, it reflects the authentic religious architecture of the island. The church became internationally known after appearing in the film Shirley Valentine, and since then it has been a popular destination for visitors seeking quiet beauty and panoramic scenery. From its elevated position above the small beach of Agios Ioannis, guests can enjoy breathtaking sunsets with views toward the nearby island of Delos. The area remains calm and unspoiled, making it ideal for photography, relaxation, and a moment of reflection away from the busy parts of Mykonos.