The bay of Kalafatis is incredibly peaceful at dawn. The only sounds are the gentle waves, making it a meditative and beautiful experience.

Watching the sunrise from the pristine, untouched beach of Agios Sostis is a truly magical experience. With no commercial infrastructure, it feels like you're witnessing a secret show put on by nature just for you.

The combination of the historic lighthouse silhouette, the jagged cliffs, and the often choppy sea crashing below creates a scene of immense drama. The sunrise here feels more like a cosmic event than a gentle morning.

Close to Mykonos Town, we will stop for a delicious traditional Greek breakfast at a local spot loved by locals. This is the perfect way to start the day, enjoying fresh coffee, local products, and authentic flavors in a relaxed atmosphere, just like the locals do before the island fully wakes up.

The famous windmills are a symbol of the island and a reminder of Mykonos’ past. Built in the 16th century, they once played a vital role in grinding grain. Today, they offer spectacular views over Little Venice and the sea, making them a must-see stop.

Little Venice is one of the most charming areas of Mykonos Town. Houses are built right on the water, creating a romantic and colorful atmosphere. It’s the perfect place for photos, walking, and enjoying the unique character of the island.

The Paraportiani Church is one of the most photographed churches in Greece. This unique architectural complex consists of five small whitewashed churches built over centuries, creating an iconic Mykonian landmark right by the sea.

Matogianni Street is the heart of Mykonos Town and its main shopping area. Here you’ll find boutiques, local shops, souvenirs, cafes, and designer stores. Guests will have free time to explore, shop, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere.

You will have time on your own to wander through the narrow whitewashed alleys, take photos, enjoy a coffee, or shop at your own pace. This free time allows you to experience Mykonos Town exactly the way you want.

A family-friendly beach with shallow waters and a lively beachfront, perfect for a comfortable swim and relaxation.

A scenic beach offering views of Delos Island, calm waters, and a relaxed setting ideal for swimming.

Ano Mera is the second-largest village in Mykonos and offers a more traditional and peaceful atmosphere compared to Mykonos Town. Located in the heart of the island, it gives visitors a chance to experience authentic local life, away from the busy tourist areas. You’ll have time to walk around the village square, enjoy the relaxed surroundings, and take in the local charm. Lunch will be enjoyed in Ano Mera Village, at a local restaurant known for traditional Greek cuisine. This stop allows you to relax, enjoy freshly prepared local dishes, and experience Mykonos the way locals do. The village setting, combined with authentic flavors, makes this lunch a memorable part of the day.

Located in the village of Ano Mera, Panagia Tourliani Monastery is one of the most important religious landmarks in Mykonos. Dating back to the 16th century, it features beautiful architecture, intricate wood carvings, and a peaceful courtyard. Lunch is included here, allowing guests to enjoy local flavors in a historic setting.

One of the longest beaches on the island, Kalo Livadi combines natural beauty with beach bars, perfect for swimming and leisure.

Panormos Beach is known for its natural beauty and relaxed yet stylish vibe. With soft sand and clear waters, it’s a great place to swim and unwind.

A beautiful, untouched beach with a laid-back atmosphere. Ideal for swimming and enjoying Mykonos away from the crowds.

One of the most iconic viewpoints on the island, the Mykonos Lighthouse offers panoramic views over the Aegean Sea. Located on the northwestern tip of the island, it is famous for its dramatic scenery and peaceful atmosphere. This spot is perfect for both sunrise and sunset, making it an unforgettable moment and one of the best photo opportunities in Mykonos.