The hidden attraction you will explore with us is a spot known only to permanent residents of Mykonos. You will surely take your best photos there. The view will fascinate you.

One of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Mykonos is the hilltop area known locally as "Panorama," offering sweeping views over Chora (Mykonos Town). From this vantage point, you can admire the iconic whitewashed houses, the bustling harbor, and the shimmering Aegean Sea stretching into the horizon. It's a perfect spot for capturing the essence of Mykonos.

Driving north to Panormos, the true landscape of Mykonos unfolds—dry hills, scattered whitewashed homes, and quiet farmland where locals live far from the tourist bustle. Stone walls line the winding roads, goats graze, and the air smells of sun and wild thyme.As the road descends, Panormos Bay comes into view, calm and open.

Agios Sostis is one of Mykonos’ hidden gems—untouched, unspoiled, and serene. With no beach bars or umbrellas, it offers a rare sense of quiet.Above the beach, a small white chapel watches over the bay,at Agios Sostis, Mykonos feels simple again.

Ano Mera is the heart of traditional Mykonos, a quiet village far from the island’s party scene. Centered around a peaceful square, it offers a slower pace, where locals gather for coffee and conversation. The whitewashed houses, and small tavernas give it a timeless charm. At its center stands the historic Panagia Tourliani Monastery built in 16th century.Ano Mera shows a different side of Mykonos, authentic, local, and rooted in tradition.

Famous Kalafatis Beach, on the eastern side of Mykonos, is known for its clear waters, soft sand, and steady breeze. It’s a favorite for windsurfers and those seeking a relaxed, family-friendly spot. From the beach, you have a wide, open view of the Aegean Sea, with small boats floating in the bay and rocky hills rising gently on both sides.

Divounia, which some locals call "Venus's Breasts" - they look like breasts. It's an area that it used to be. a small fishing settlement, the closest thing Mykonos has to a fishing village! In the mornings, regardless of the time of the year, one can achieve there many authentic fishing images, which are rarely seen in places like Mykonos and which may not even be imagined to exist in Mykonos.

The lighthouse or Pharos Armenistis is the best spot for an unforgettablesunset escape.Armenistis Lighthouse (Faros Armenistis)stands since 1891 in its silence, as a tribute to the rich maritime history of Mykonos island while remaining fully functional today.Situated on the north-western part of the island, on the north coast road of the island, the lighthouse overlooks the stretch of sparkling blue water between Mykonos and the neighboring island of Tinos.