Half Day Private Tour in Mykonos Island

We will pick you up and take you to Chora, the main town of Mykonos. Here, we'll have the chance to experience a self tour of the city, exploring the charming streets and iconic white buildings. As the town is typically quieter in the morning, you'll have plenty of opportunities to capture memorable photos. Along the way, we'll provide insights and history of the old town, sharing our knowledge of the small port and churches. We'll also see the famed windmills and introduce you to Petros, the famous Pelican of Mykonos. Our tour will continue for another 21/2 hours, showcasing the highlights of Mykonos Island. Next, embark on an island tour, capturing scenic shots of the renowned Delos and Tinos islands. Venture to Ano Mera, the sole village of Mykonos, and marvel at the 16th-century Panagia Tourliani monastery. Continue to Elia beach, and relish the breathtaking Aegean Sea views while sipping on a refreshing drink. Finally, we'll return you to your original pickup point.

Elia Beach, renowned for its pristine waters and endless expanse of soft white sand, offers a harmonious escape. Despite the bustling activity, it maintains an air of tranquility, making it a haven for those seeking relaxation. With its plush sun loungers and stylish umbrellas, the beach strikes a balance between luxury and serenity. Swimmers can enjoy undisturbed moments in the calm waters, while adventurers can indulge in thrilling water sports. Its secluded coves offer solitude for those in search of tranquility. Notably, Elia Beach has become a haven for celebrities seeking respite from the public eye. It is time to take you back to the same post we have picked you up.

The Armenistis Lighthouse, built in 1891, stands silently as a testament to Mykonos's maritime heritage. Still active, it sits on the northwestern end of the island in the Fanari area, overlooking the vibrant blue waters separating Mykonos from Tinos. Its position provides breathtaking panoramic vistas of the surroundings, making it a must-see attraction for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in Mykonos's captivating past and its captivating present. After the tragic sinking of the British ship Volta in 1887, which claimed 11 lives, authorities recognized the urgent need to prevent similar disasters. In response, the Armenistis Lighthouse was constructed by 1891. Its towering height of 19 meters serves as a guiding light for incoming vessels, ensuring their safe passage and minimizing the risk of future tragedies.