Paralia Choulakas is a protected natural site where geology meets mythology. See the unique "houlakia" pebbles and hear the legend of how Hercules defeated the Giants on this very shore, leaving behind the stones that local myth says are their fossilized remains.

Faros Armenistis the iconic 19th-century Lighthouse standing guard over the northern straits. This historic sentinel offers the island's best 360-degree views, where the deep blue of the Aegean meets the rugged cliffs of Mykonos. Perfect for capturing the true, wild essence of the Cyclades away from the crowds.

Fokos Beach is one of Mykonos’ last truly untouched spots — a wide, wild stretch of sand framed by rugged hills and clear, refreshing water. Quiet, remote, and free from crowds, it’s the place locals go when they want pure island calm. Just behind the shore, the beloved Fokos Taverna serves fresh, authentic Greek seafood, giving visitors a taste of real Mykonos in the most peaceful setting.

Guests will capture panoramic photos of the sweeping golden sands and deep blue waters of Kalafatis Beach, famous for its colorful windsurfers. Just at the edge of the bay lies Divounia, a hidden, centuries-old traditional fisherman’s village. Here, guests can photograph the authentic, white-washed stone huts with bright blue doors—called "syrmata"—where fishermen still park their boats, offering a rare glimpse into old, untouched Mykonos.

Monastery of Tourliani the 16th-century spiritual heart of Mykonos. Marvel at the monastery's ornate marble carvings and historic bell tower. Admission is included. (not compulsory to enter).

Photo Stop Reach the gateway to Mykonos Town. Capture the "must-have" photos of the famous Windmills (Kato Mili) and Little Venice.

Guests may choose to conclude the tour here to explore the town's shops and alleys independently. For those who prefer, a return transfer to the original pickup point (hotel or cruise port) is included and will be provided immediately following the town stop.

Ano Mera village explore the traditional heart of the island. While here, you can visit the 16th-century Panagia Tourliani Monastery or simply soak up the local atmosphere in the stone-paved village square. For those who want a true taste of Mykonos, there is time to stop at one of the authentic local tavernas to try traditional meze, local cheeses, or a quick glass of ouzo among the locals.