Faros Armenitis Lighthouse in Mykonos offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea, especially at sunset. Built in 1891, it’s a historic landmark with a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for photos. Located on the island’s northern coast, it’s a quiet escape from the crowds, with nearby Armenistis Beach for a relaxing stop.

Calm waters and golden sand in a protected bay.

One of the few undeveloped beaches on the island—no sunbeds, no bars, no music.

Ano Mera is the most traditional village in Mykonos, and it offers a totally different vibe from the busy beach clubs and nightlife. It’s quiet, charming, and full of local character—perfect for a relaxed stop on your island tour. We will visit Panagia Tourliani Monastery, Walk Around the Village Square, Try Traditional Mykonian Food, Shop for Local Goods,

Kalafatis Beach is a fantastic stop if you're looking for a mix of natural beauty, water sports, and relaxation—without the heavy crowds or loud music of Mykonos' more famous party beaches

Kalo Livadi Beach is one of the most beautiful and spacious beaches on Mykonos—perfect if you want a more refined beach experience without the wild party vibe.

Join me for a relaxing and enjoyable visit to Paraga Beach—one of the most beautiful spots on Mykonos. Here, you’ll have time to swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, sunbathe on the soft sand, and take in the laid-back island atmosphere. You can choose to enjoy a delicious traditional Greek lunch at a charming seaside taverna, or simply have a drink or snack at a cozy beach café with a view. Whether you’re in the mood for a full meal or just want to unwind with a cold drink, Paraga has the perfect setting. This stop is all about taking your time, enjoying the moment, and making the most of Mykonos' natural beauty—a perfect blend of sea, sun, and local flavor. You can also visit Top Beach Clubs, Tavernas & Bars at Paraga: * Scorpios Mykonos * Santanna * Kalua * Tassos Taverna * Paraga Cafe Lunch or Drinks are extra price

We’ll also make a special stop at one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Mykonos—known as the "Balcony of Mykonos." From here, you’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the entire island: the whitewashed houses of Mykonos Town, the sparkling blue Aegean Sea, the famous windmills, and even the nearby islands on a clear day. It’s the perfect photo opportunity—a chance to capture all of Mykonos from above in one stunning shot. We’ll take our time so you can enjoy the view, take beautiful pictures, and soak in the magic of this iconic island moment.

Ornos Beach is a delightful, sheltered cove just south of Mykonos Town, where soft golden sand meets calm, shallow waters—perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and family fun.

Agios Ioannis Beach is a serene, west‑facing cove on the southwestern coast of Mykonos, celebrated for its incredible sunset views over the Aegean and the nearby island of Delos. Agios Ioannis Beach became world‑famous as the “Shirley Valentine Beach” after its starring role in the 1989 romantic comedy Shirley Valentine. In the film—directed by Lewis Gilbert and starring Pauline Collins—the most poignant scene shows Shirley sitting alone on this very shore, talking directly to the camera about her life’s possibilities. That moment immortalized the bay, and ever since, visitors have flocked here to recreate that iconic shot

Mykonos Town (Chora) is the vibrant heart of the island—an enchanting maze of whitewashed alleys, blue‑domed churches, and quaint waterfront districts. With each turn, you’ll discover a new perspective on Cycladic charm, blending centuries‑old architecture with modern boutiques, cafés, and lively squares. Must‑See Highlights: * Windmills of Kato Mili Perched above the bay, these iconic 16th‑century windmills overlook fishing boats and the deep blue Aegean—a perfect spot for sunset photos. * Little Venice Colorfully painted balconies hang over the sea, where you can sip cocktails and watch the sun dip below the horizon. * Panagia Paraportiani This celebrated five‑chapel church, with its irregular, snow‑white façade, is a beautiful example of local ecclesiastical architecture. * Matogianni Street The island’s premier shopping thoroughfare, famed for its designer boutiques, artisan jewelry stores, and hidden galleries.