• Mykonos Town - After being picked up from your location (either your hotel or the cruise-ship port), you will explore the maze-like streets of the old town with our guide, surrounded by charming whitewashed buildings. Keep an eye out for Petros the pelican, the beloved mascot of Mykonos. There will be ample time for photography.
• The Windmills (Kato Milli) - Situated on a hill, you will find the iconic Windmills of Mykonos facing north. The strong Meltemi winds have historically aided the locals in milling wheat. Windmills are a common sight across many Cycladic islands, serving the same purpose.
• Little Venice - Every path on Mykonos leads to the Alefkadra harbor, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich history. Little Venice, located in Alefkandra, provides stunning views of the endless blue Aegean Sea.
• Ornos - Agios Ioannis is a quaint tourist village located 2.5 km southwest of Ornos. Built amphitheatrically, it faces Delos and combines natural beauty with excellent tourist facilities.
• Kalo Livadi Beach - Continuing the tour, you will pass by some of Mykonos’ more remote beaches, “Agia Anna” and “Kalo Livadi,” before reaching the village of Ano Mera.
• Ano Mera - As you stroll through the picturesque village square, lined with outdoor tavernas and coffee shops, enjoy a light snack paired with a glass of tsipouro (a distilled Greek spirit).
• Agrari Beach - This expansive sandy beach, popular with both locals and tourists, offers plenty of space. It is typically divided into two sections: one with umbrellas and sunbeds, and the other just sand. The beach features crystal-clear waters and a more affordable restaurant compared to other Mykonos locations.
• Monastery of Panayia Tourliani - Upon reaching Ano Mera, visit the 16th-century cathedral monastery of Panagia Tourliani, named after the church’s dome (tourlos) and the revered Icon of the Virgin Mary.
• Church of Paraportiani - The beautiful church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Paraportiani is one of the most photographed churches globally, not just in Mykonos. Located at the entrance of the Kastro neighborhood by the sea, its name (Paraportiani) means ‘standing next to the entrance door,’ indicating its proximity to the Castle door.
• Agios Ioannis Diakoftis - The Agios Ioannis settlement is named after the small church of Saint John, perched on a hill overlooking the beach. It is one of Mykonos Island’s most privileged spots, offering breathtaking views of the sacred island of Delos and some of the island’s finest hotels.
  The sequence of site visits may vary.

• Pick up and drop off services
• Entrance fees to the monastery
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• We provide child seats

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.