A historic lighthouse built in 1891 that offers a rugged, "edge-of-the-world" atmosphere and spectacular views of the neighboring island of Tinos.

A north-coast gem that blends a trendy beach club vibe with wild, uncrowded sands and crystal-clear, shallow waters.

Known as one of the most "bohemian" and untouched beaches on the island, it has no sunbeds or umbrellas, offering pure, natural beauty.

A paradise for windsurfers due to the northern "Meltemi" winds, featuring a wide sandy bay and an ancient Neolithic settlement nearby.

Visit the quiet heart of the island to see the Panagia Tourliani Monastery, famous for its impressive marble bell tower and intricate 18th-century wood carvings.

Visit the quiet heart of the island to see the Panagia Tourliani Monastery, famous for its impressive marble bell tower and intricate 18th-century wood carvings.

The go-to spot for active travelers, famous for its turquoise waters and professional water sports center.

One of the largest and most beautiful beaches in Mykonos, offering a cosmopolitan "Ibiza-style" atmosphere with shallow, family-friendly waters.

The tour concludes at a secret vantage point overlooking the entire "Chora," providing the ultimate photo opportunity of the harbor and the white houses. (Those who dont want making the walking tour after)

These iconic 16th-century whitewashed structures are the island’s most famous landmark, originally built by the Venetians to mill wheat.

A romantic neighborhood where 18th-century fishing houses with colorful balconies "hang" over the sea—perfect for sunset views.

One of the most photographed churches in the world, this unique architectural marvel is actually a complex of five smaller churches joined together.

The island’s most stylish thoroughfare, lined with high-end designer boutiques, handmade jewelry shops, and blooming bougainvillea.