Mykonos Private Island Tour (3-4 hours)

Swimming isn’t ideal due to the rocky shore, but its natural beauty and peaceful setting make it perfect for a short scenic stop. Just a few minutes from the Armenistis Lighthouse.

f Mykonos, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and nearby islands like Tinos. Built in 1891, it stands as a symbol of the island’s maritime past. While the lighthouse itself is not open to the public, the surrounding area is a popular stop for photos and sunsets.

Known for its golden sands and clear turquoise waters, it offers a peaceful escape with no sunbeds or beach bars, maintaining a natural, untouched atmosphere. Accessible by car, it’s ideal for those seeking solitude and relaxation. Nearby, Kiki's Tavern offers delicious meals in a charming, rustic setting.

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, it features a whitewashed facade with a red dome and a tall bell tower. Inside, you'll find a beautifully gilded altar and religious icons. The monastery also houses a small museum with religious artifacts. It's a peaceful spot to explore, located about 7 km from Mykonos Town, and hosts a major festival on August 15.

nown for its golden sand and crystal-clear waters. As we pass by this beautiful beach on our tour, you'll get a glimpse of its serene beauty, perfect for water sports and relaxation. It’s a tranquil area away from the crowds, offering a taste of Mykonos's natural charm.

As we drive by, you'll get a glimpse of its crystal-clear waters and vibrant beach clubs. It’s a perfect example of the island’s beauty, offering a relaxing atmosphere and scenic views.

its winding streets and vibrant atmosphere. As we explore, you'll see iconic landmarks like the charming Little Venice, the historic Windmills, and the beautiful Paraportiani Church. The town is a perfect mix of tradition and modernity, with quaint boutiques, cozy cafes, and a buzzing nightlife scene. Whether you're admiring the architecture or soaking in the lively ambiance, Mykonos Town offers a rich cultural experience.

Built in the 16th century, these historic windmills were once used to mill wheat. Today, they stand as a symbol of Mykonos, offering stunning views of the town and the Aegean Sea. A perfect spot for photos and to learn about the island's rich history.