Private Tour: All The Highlights Of Mykonos You Have To See

From $336 • 3 hours 30 minutes • Ritzy Mykonos • Agios Sostis, Ano Mera, Faros Armenistis • Meet on location or pickup • Free until 1 day before

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Why we love it?

The Private Tour: All The Highlights Of Mykonos You Have To See offers a comprehensive 3.5-hour exploration of the island's key attractions, including Agios Sostis, Ano Mera, and Faros Armenistis. Ideal for those seeking a personalized experience, this tour features private transportation and a knowledgeable driver-guide who provides insights into the local culture and history. Distinctive for its focus on less crowded areas, the tour allows participants to enjoy the authentic charm of Mykonos while avoiding the typical tourist paths. Travelers will receive a detailed map of Mykonos to enhance their understanding of the island's layout and highlights.

Inclusions

Private transportation
All Fees and Taxes
Mykonos Map
Air-conditioned vehicle
Driver-guide
Pick up and Drop off

Itinerary

Step 1

Pass by mykonos town without stopping

Step 2

The lovely sandy beach of Agios Ioannis that is located across from Delos

Step 3

Armenistis Lighthouse (Faros Armenistis) built in 1891, Stop for photos with a breathtaking view

Step 4

Drive Through the beach of Panormos

Step 5

Drive Through the beach of Agios Sostis and stop to Mamaronisi

Step 6

Drive Through the beach of Ftelia and stop at a private church '' if open''

A stop in Ano Mera

the traditional village of Mykonos and the Monastery of Tourliani

Step 8

Short stop at the famous Kalafatis beach for photos

Step 9

Drive through the beach of Kalo livadi

Step 10

Before walking on mykonos town a quick photo stop for a panoramic view of Mykonos

Step 11

Church of Panagia Paraportiani was built to serve the needs of the local Orthodox Christian community. Over the centuries, the church has been damaged by fires, earthquakes, and other natural disasters.

Step 12

Little Venice Mykonos was built by merchants and captains in the 1700s. Since these houses overlook the sea, they remind of Venice, that's why the Mykonian is called Little Venice

Step 13

The tour ends at the famous windmills of Mykonos that they used grinding the agricultural products meant to be transported to places outside Mykonos, most of them were built by the Venetians in the 16th century, but their construction continued into the early 20th century.