Start your experience right at the Mykonos cruise port with convenient pickup and a warm welcome from your local guide.

Sur le chemin vers le premier arrêt, vous admirerez la plage de Choulakia, un endroit sauvage isolé connu pour ses galets naturellement arrondis uniques, protégés par la loi.

At the Armenistis Lighthouse, you will learn about the history of this iconic lighthouse and its importance to the island’s maritime heritage. From this beautiful spot, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and several nearby islands. During the stop, we’ll also share interesting facts and stories about the surrounding islands and the unique character of the Cyclades.

Situé sur la côte nord de Mykonos, un paysage intact en face de la plage recouvre la colonie néolithique tardive qui s'est développée sur l'île et les ruines découvertes et les fondations des bâtiments présentent une communauté durable.

Le monastère de Paleokastro est situé près du village d'Ano Mera et est l'une des attractions culturelles les moins connues.

Le deuxième plus grand village de Mykonos où vous pourrez ressentir le mode de vie authentique local et le charme traditionnel de la campagne.

Situé sur la place Ano Mera, à seulement 8 kilomètres de la ville de Mykonos et fondé en 1542, connu pour son architecture cycladique saisissante, le monastère abrite également un musée avec des icônes historiques, des drapeaux et bannières originaux et des objets que les moines ont utilisés au fil des ans.

Un joyau caché et une plage isolée que seules quelques personnes ont la chance de voir avec le cap pittoresque de Saint Nicolas.

Située au sud et à l'est, la plage de Kalafatis n'accueille pas seulement la vie balnéaire et la planche à voile, mais est également célèbre pour l'ancien village de pêcheurs de Divounia qui se dresse au bord de la baie entouré des bateaux de pêche grecs traditionnels « kaiki ».

Our final stop will be above Mykonos town where we will enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the whitewashed buildings, the famous Windmills, the city centre and the Aegean sea. The perfect photo opportunity bringing our tour to a memorable close.

The famous Windmills of Mykonos are one of the island’s most iconic landmarks and an important part of Mykonos’ history. During our stop, you will learn about their role in the island’s past and how they were once used to mill grain using the strong Cycladic winds. While enjoying the beautiful atmosphere and views over Mykonos Town, you’ll have the chance to take memorable photos and experience one of the most traditional sights of the island. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.

At Little Venice, you will walk through the charming narrow alleyways of Mykonos Town and discover the unique architecture and character of this beautiful seaside area. During our stroll, we will explain why the town was built this way, how the layout helped protect residents from strong winds and pirate attacks, and share stories about the history and lifestyle of old Mykonos. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.

At Church of Panagia Paraportiani, you will discover one of the most famous and photographed churches in Greece. During our stop, we will share the history of this unique architectural masterpiece, explain how its five small churches were combined into one complex over the centuries, and talk about its importance to the religious and cultural heritage of Mykonos. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.