Start with Easy Port Pickup Your day begins with a smooth pickup right at the Mykonos Port gate. A local guide will be there to greet you and lead you to a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. With group sizes capped at just 18 guests, there's no crowding-just plenty of room to settle in and enjoy the ride.

Take in the Armenistis Lighthouse, one of Mykonos’ most recognizable sights. Set on a picturesque hilltop, it provides stunning panoramic views over the Aegean Sea, with clear vistas of nearby islands such as Delos, Rhenia, and Tinos.

Discover Ano Mera, a picturesque Cycladic village just a few kilometers inland from Mykonos Town. It offers a step back in time, preserving the island’s authentic character and a way of life that existed before the rise of tourism. Visit the Panagia Tourliani Monastery, one of the most significant religious sites on Mykonos. Take in its elegant marble bell tower and richly decorated Baroque iconostasis during a self-guided visit inside, giving you time to soak up the history and tranquil setting.

Enjoy a brief photo stop at Elia Beach, one of Mykonos' longest and most beautiful beaches.

Stroll through the captivating maze of narrow lanes in Mykonos Town, lined with its signature whitewashed, cube-shaped houses. Discover the charm of what was once a simple Cycladic fishing village, where each turn reveals a mix of history and scenic beauty. Please note that Mykonos Town can only be explored on foot. We kindly ask all participants to consider their physical fitness before booking to ensure they are comfortable completing the tour.

Admire the iconic windmills of Mykonos, a lasting emblem of the island and its nickname, the “Island of Winds.” Constructed in the 16th century and in use until the late 1800s, they highlight the resourcefulness of local communities in using the powerful winds for everyday life and commerce, with roots tracing back to the Venetian period and earlier.

Discover Little Venice, one of Mykonos’ most well-known and picturesque spots. The houses here are built right along the shoreline, with balconies extending out above the sea. Back in the 16th and 17th centuries, when piracy was common, this area was likely used for the quick transfer of goods, adding an intriguing layer to its rich history.

Visit the Panagia Paraportiani Church, one of the most photographed architectural landmarks in Greece. Its unique design sets it apart, making it one of the island’s most cherished and recognizable sights.

After your half-day tour of Mykonos, you’ll return to the port with cherished memories that will stay with you for years to come.