• Paralia Kalafati - Kalafatis in Mykonos is renowned for its stunning beach, where golden sands meet crystal-clear blue waters, creating a picturesque setting.
• Divounia Beach - Divounia Mykonos is a charming fishing village. This small beach, located next to a scenic hamlet, is one of the most secluded spots in Mykonos. It serves as a natural divider between Kalafatis beach and Agia Anna beach. The beach features a few pebbles and deep blue waters, while the village is adorned with beautiful whitewashed houses overlooking the sea. The area also contains prehistoric remains dating back to the Roman era.
• Kalo Livadi Beach - Kalo Livadi in Mykonos is one of the island’s longest beaches, famous for its amenities and vibrant parties.
• Ano Mera - Ano Mera in Mykonos is the second largest village after Chora (the main town) and is one of the island’s oldest settlements. Visitors can stroll through the central square, where traditional taverns are located.
• Monastery of Panayia Tourliani - The Monastery of Panagia Tourliani in Mykonos is located in the village of Ano Mera. It was established in 1542 by two priests and named after the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The monastery was restored in 1767 and received its current name from an icon of the Virgin Mary found in the nearby area of Tourlos. Since then, Panagia Tourliani has been the island’s patron and is celebrated on August 15th.
• Agios Sostis - Agios Sostis in Mykonos is one of the island’s most tranquil beaches, situated away from the bustling southern beaches. It is an untouched area without any facilities, offering visitors a sense of complete freedom.
• Armenistis Lighthouse - The “Armenistis” Lighthouse was constructed in 1891. The tower stands 19 meters tall, with a focal height of 184 meters. The original lamp mechanism, made by SAUTER LEMONIER, was awarded at the International Exhibition of Paris and operated at the lighthouse’s peak until 1983. It is now displayed in the courtyard of the Sea Maritime Museum, housed in a traditional 19th-century Cycladic building in Mykonos Town, at Tria Pigadia. The lighthouse was built following the sinking of the English steamer VOLTA in 1887 on Mykonos’ north coast, where 11 crew members perished. The lighthouse is located in Fanari, a hill formerly known as Vourvoulakas, meaning Vampire.
• Agios Stefanos - Agios Stefanos in Mykonos is situated on the island’s west side, near the New Port, offering a close view of the large cruise ships docked there.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Baby Car Seat 0-36 Kg (0 - 11 years old) Upon Request

Opting for a tour with a knowledgeable local guide is always the ideal choice! This offers the chance to discover the island’s hidden gems, away from the bustling beach bars and crowded shores. Experience the authentic Mykonos, with its stunning natural landscapes and breathtaking views from various vantage points. The tour includes visits to the “Armenistis” lighthouse, the village of Ano Mera with its historic monastery, a panoramic viewpoint of Mykonos town perfect for capturing stunning photos, and some of the island’s most picturesque beaches. Whether arriving by cruise or planning a longer stay, exploring the island with a local guide and the convenience of our vehicle is highly recommended.

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