Things to do in

Mykonos

This 4-hour morning tour begins with a 30-minute boat ride from Mykonos to Delos. Once you arrive on Delos you will receive an introduction to the ancient and sacred site. With your guide, you will explore the narrow city streets. Marvel at the impressive house of Dionysus and the exceptional mosaics, well-preserved marble columns, and wall paintings. See other monuments in the urban area, including the Theater of Delos. Take a walk along the main street to the market and the sanctuary zone. Here you’ll find the Stoa of Phillipe, the Propylaia, the Colossus of the Naxians, and the Temple of Apollo.

Set sail from Agios Ioannis in the afternoon and journey to the south coast of Mykonos. Pass by the famous beaches of Ornos, Psarou, Platis Gialos, Paraga, Super Paradise, Paradise, and Elia, and enjoy a couple of swim stops along the way. Dive into the refreshing water for a swim, or use the snorkeling equipment available on board to explore under the surface. Enjoy a drink back on the boat, and lie on the yacht's wide and comfortable deck beneath the lovely sun. Continue toward Delos Island, explore its magnificent light blue waters and soft sandy beaches and enjoy the Mykonian sunset with the backdrop of Delos. Finger food and various snacks will be served to you on board. Then choose a comfy seat, take a drink and enjoy the sail back, and you delight in the warmth of the endlessly romantic Mykonian sunset.

Visit the tremendous south Coast of Mykonos. You will sail by some of the most famous and cosmopolitan beaches of Mykonos and Greece as you party and dance the day away, with lunch and drinks included. You will embark from Mykonos New Port and sail straight to the mesmerizing and crazy South Beaches. Afterwards, swim into the crystal clear waters and see famous places such as Ornos Beach, Psarou Beach, Super Paradise, Platys Gyalos, and Elia. Have fun, enjoy the sun, and sip cocktails whilst relaxing on board. The only thing that you will need to bring with you is your swimsuit and big smile.

Climb aboard the good ship “Dolphins of Delos” and set sail to explore the ancient archeological site of Delos on a 6.5-hour cruise from Mykonos. Located just a 45-minute boat ride from Mykonos Town Harbour, Delos is one of the most sacred sites in Greece. It was the center of the Cyclades islands in the ancient world and the birthplace of the Greek gods Apollo and Artemis. Due to its mystical location, the island became home to the first multicultural civilization and was an important trade center in Ancient Greece. Discover the houses of Dionysus and Kleopatra, and see beautiful mosaics and statues; a thrilling experience for art lovers or even the mildly curious. The stop at Delos is entirely optional, and if your prefer to just relax in the Aegean sun, you can sail to the neighboring island of Rhenia, where a private beach is waiting just for you. A cold plate lunch of stuffed vine leaves, olives, turkey cold-cuts, tomatoes, feta cheese, tzatziki and bread will be served on board, while beer, wine, ouzo, soft drinks and water is supplied throughout.

Your 4-hour combined tour begins with a walk along the small, narrow streets of Mykonos. You’ll get an orientation and information from your guide about navigating the labyrinth of the old town. Admire views of the small port and the churches and see the famous windmills and Petros the Pelican, the mascot of Mykonos. Next you’ll explore the island by bus, enjoying the landscapes of the interior and visiting some of the most famous beaches. See the small private chapels and houses built in typical Cycladic style. When you reach Ano Mera, the second main village of Mykonos, you’ll have some free time for a walk around the traditional square. Later you’ll stop to see the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, built in the 16th century. Relax a bit at Kalafatis beach, and enjoy a cup of coffee or a refreshing drink (not included in the price). Before heading back to Mykonos town, you’ll visit the beaches of Ornos and Agios Giannis. At the end of the trip you’ll come to a viewpoint where you can take in the panorama of the town and the neighboring islands.

Join a morning boat cruise starting from Mykonos and taking you to the islands of Delos and Rhenia. At 9:30 AM, set sail from Ag Ioannis port to Delos island, arriving at 10:30 AM. Have the chance to walk on the ancient area of the island and visit the renowned archaeological museum. For those who don't feel like sightseeing, enjoy the sea and the sun and relax on the boat's comfortable deck. At approximately 12:15 PM the boat departs towards Rhenia island for swimming and BBQ meal on board. Enjoy the warm Greek sun and dive into the beautiful crystal clear waters of the area. Use the snorkeling equipment that is provided on board to explore the deep waters. At approximately 2:45 PM, the captain sets sail back to Mykonos.

Set sail on the Aegean Sea with this catamaran cruise from Mykonos. Explore the crystalline coves around the islands of Rheina and Delo. Swim, snorkel, or simply lounge in the sun. Drop anchor for a delicious Greek meal cooked and served on board. After a pickup from your hotel, travel by air-conditioned minivan to the new port of Mykonos for your cruise. Meet your professional skipper and crew. Settle into a comfortable spot on the modern catamaran. Sit back and admire the small white houses of the island as your vessel pulls away from the dock. Relax and enjoy the sea breeze and take snaps of the views as your catamaran cuts through the waves of the Aegean Sea. Enjoy unlimited traditional Mykonos wine as you sail. After a short journey across the north part of the island, continue to the archeological site of Delos. Make the best of a quick stop in front of Delos by taking photos of the site from the vessel. Learn about the history of the island from your guide. Then, sail to the nearby island of Rhenia and drop anchor in a small cove with crystal clear turquoise water. Take some time for swimming or snorkeling while the crew prepares your delicious lunch. Feast on this delicious Greek meal on board. On the journey back, see picturesque windmills on the island and Mykonos town. If you pick the sunset cruise, witness a beautiful golden sunset. Watch as the sun goes down over the horizon. Dock back at the port and finish your tour with a drop-off at your hotel.

Discover Mykonos, the island of the winds, and Santorini's picturesque sunsets on this 5-day private tour. Visit cosmopolitan shops, sandy beaches and places where celebrities from all over the world come on their holidays. In Santorini, walk around the picturesque narrow streets by the sea, explore the unique beaches, and have a wonderful meal by the sea. Your chauffeured service will also include a trip to visit the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos.

Sail across the Aegean Sea from Naxos and visit the uninhabited island of Delos to explore the most sacred of all the Greek islands from ancient times. Get 3 hours of free time to wander around the ruins and see the excavated artifacts in the small museum. Hire a private professional guide upon arrival if you wish to upgrade your experience, or join one of the guided groups formed on the spot upon landing. Then, cruise to the jetsetter island of Mykonos for a further 3 hours of free time. Use the time to explore Mykonos Town and stroll the pretty alleys of the romantic Little Venice district. Climb the hill to see the famous windmills up close and get spectacular views of the surroundings. Sail back to Naxos in the early evening at the end of an amazing day at leisure.

Travel by vehicle on this 4-hour tour to visit Kalafatis Beach, Agios Yiannis Beach and the charming village of Ano Mera. Afterwards, enjoy a walking tour of Mykonos town. Enjoy a stop at Agios Yiannis, a stunning beach on the island’s west coast, and then again at Kalafatis Beach, before reaching the village of Ano Mera. Spend some free time exploring this charming village or visiting the 16th-century Monastery of Panagia Tourliani. Head to Mykonos town for a walking tour. Admire the cube-shaped whitewashed houses and see highlights such as Little Venice, the Church of Paraportiani and the windmills.