What You Will Do
Through our private tour that we create together, I will not only share insider tips, stories, and glimpses of daily life on the island but also tailor your Mykonos experience to suit your particular interests. I look forward to showing you the best of Mykonos and enjoying this experience together!
You can spend a month in Mykonos and not see everything, but you can spend some hours with a local and see everything! As a true local, I know most (if not all!) of the hidden beauties of Mykonos and together we will make it a full fun day to remember.
•Experience Mykonos through the eyes of a Mykonian on a small-group tour
•See top sights, visit hidden gems, and hear local stories many tourists miss
•Explore Mykonos Town, visit a monastery, and enjoy a beach swim and snacks
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Mykonos Town
2 hours
(Upon Request)
The old city of Mykonos(Chora) will impress you with its absolute beauty and style.The Town of Mykonos, called Chora by the locals, is a traditional Cycladic village built around a bay.Cars are not allowed in the heart of the settlement for most of the day, which makes the walk among the labyrinth streets particularly pleasing, especially during the early morning.
2
Agios Ioannis Diakoftis
10 minutes
The coastal settlement of Agios Ioannis is located on the southwest side of the island at a distance of 5 km from Mykonos Town. Scenes from the movie Shirley Valentine were filmed in this area.
3
10 minutes
The hidden attraction you will explore with us is a spot known only to permanent residents of Mykonos. You will surely take your best photos there. The view will fascinate you.
4
Agios Sostis Beach
10 minutes
Agios Sostis in Mykonos is among the quietest beaches on the island due to its location, a bit far from the noisy southern beaches of Mykonos. It is an unspoiled area without any amenities, a characteristic that makes visitors feel totally free. On your way to the beach, you will see the church of Agios Sostis with its incomparable beauty.
5
Armenistis Lighthouse
15 minutes
The lighthouse or Pharos Armenistis stands like a sentinel over the area since 1891.Armenistis Lighthouse (Faros Armenistis)stands in its silence, as a tribute to the rich maritime history of Mykonos island while remaining fully functional today.Situated on the north-western part of the island, at Fanari area, around 6.5 kilometers from Chora (Mykonos town) on the north coast road of the island, the lighthouse overlooks the stretch of sparkling blue water between Mykonos and the neighboring island of Tinos.
6
Ano Mera
30 minutes
Ano Mera in Mykonos is the second bigger village after Chora (main town) and is one of the oldest villages of the island. It is a quiet village where locals continue their everyday life without being interrupted by a crowd of tourists as it happens in the capital.Near Ano Mera lies the monastery of Panagia Tourliani whose main church houses a superb collection of icons made by a Cretan painter as well as holy vessels and vestments. The beautiful bell tower and marble fountain lie in the courtyard and are worth seeing.
Ano Mera also hosts some taverns along its main square, where you can taste traditional dishes at a normal cost. Cafes and pastry shops also lie around the square.
7
10 minutes
Divounia, which some locals call "Venus's Breasts" - they look like breasts. It's an area that it used to be. a small fishing settlement, the closest thing Mykonos has to a fishing village!
In the mornings, regardless of the time of the year, one can achieve there many authentic fishing images, which are rarely seen in places like Mykonos and which may not even be imagined to exist in Mykonos.
8
15 minutes
Discover a stunning coastal haven, where panoramic sea views meet captivating landscapes. Perfect for photographers, this area offers idyllic spots to capture breathtaking views framed by serene waters and picturesque scenery. A true visual paradise.
9
Fokos Beach
20 minutes
Featuring a wild landscape on a rocky bay in the northern part of the island, this is one of Mykonos’ “hidden beaches,” free of crowds. It’s faced by a taverna, but is usually nearly deserted, with only a few sunbathers. It is, however, a popular spot for horseback riding, so don’t be surprised if you see horses coming down the road towards the beach.
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