Experience the rugged side of Mykonos. We stop at the historic lighthouse for 360-degree views of the Aegean.

Ftelia is Mykonos at its most raw and rugged, where the powerful northern winds transform the bay into a turquoise playground for world-class windsurfers. As we pass, you’ll notice the landscape shifts from polished resorts to a wild, bohemian shoreline framed by sun-bleached hills and ancient history.

Kalo Livadi is one of the longest and most beautiful beaches in Mykonos, famous for its wide stretch of golden sand and shallow, turquoise waters. It offers a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere, balancing upscale beach clubs like Solymar with plenty of quiet space for families. Located on the island's southeastern coast.

Enjoy the coastal beauty of one of Mykonos' most famous beaches. Perfect for a quick refreshment or a dip in the turquoise water.

Here, you can explore the charming central square and soak in the authentic atmosphere. You have the opportunity to sit in one of the many local taverns to enjoy Mykonian culinary traditions, sip a Greek coffee, or taste local meze while watching village life go by.

We visit to the 16th-century monastery in Ano Mera to see its unique marble architecture, holy icons and bell tower.

We begin with a guided walk through the winding white streets. Visit the most famous landmark of Mykonos. These 16th-century windmills offer the perfect backdrop for photos and a stunning view of the harbor. Your driver will share the history of how these giants once ground the island's grain.

Navigate the narrow "white-washed" alleys to reach this architectural "true gem." This unique complex actually consists of five small churches built on top of or next to each other. Its smooth, sculptural shape makes it a favorite for art and history lovers.

Just a short walk from the windmills, explore this romantic waterfront neighborhood where 18th-century fishing houses hang over the sea. Famous for its vibrant colors and "Venetian" vibe, it is one of the most photographed spots in Europe.