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Armenistis Lighthouse
30m
Leave the bustle of Mykonos Town behind as we make your way to the island’s legendary Armenistis Lighthouse. Perched high above the Aegean since 1891, this historic landmark rewards us with breathtaking panoramic views, fresh sea breezes and one of the most spectacular photo opportunities on the island. On clear days, Delos, Tinos and Syros appear on the horizon, revealing the true scale and beauty of the Cyclades.
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Paralia Kalafati
30m
A peaceful stretch of turquoise waters, gentle sea breezes and authentic Cycladic scenery make Kalafati one of Mykonos’ hidden gems. Walk along the shoreline, feel the Aegean at your feet and take in the view of the twin islets of Divounia — locally known as “Aphrodite’s Breasts”, inspired by their unique silhouette. It’s a place where nature, mythology and the island’s timeless beauty come together.
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Ano Mera
30m
Leave the bustling coastline behind and discover Ano Mera, the traditional soul of Mykonos. Centered around its picturesque village square, this peaceful settlement offers a glimpse into authentic island life, where locals gather at family-run cafés and traditional tavernas beneath the shade of the trees. Dominating the square is the historic Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, one of Mykonos’ most important cultural and religious landmarks, renowned for its beautiful Cycladic architecture and centuries of history. Wander through the village, embrace its relaxed atmosphere and, if you wish, enjoy a delicious local meze before we continue our journey across the island.
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Mykonos Town
Pass by
Your journey continues in the heart of Mykonos Town, where we’ll wander through its iconic maze of whitewashed alleys, uncovering the charm that has captivated travelers for generations. Along the way, we’ll discover hidden corners, elegant boutiques and the vibrant atmosphere that makes Chora so unique. We’ll admire the famous Windmills, stroll through the picturesque Little Venice, explore the colorful streets of Matogiannia, and, upon request, we can also visit the Aegean Maritime Museum, offering a fascinating insight into Mykonos’ rich seafaring heritage. Every turn reveals another postcard-perfect view, making this the perfect introduction to the island before we continue exploring its hidden treasures.
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The Windmills (Kato Milli)
Pass by
The Windmills are more than the symbol of Mykonos — they are the island’s timeless guardians. Perched above the sea, they remind us of an era when the Aegean wind powered everyday life. Together we’ll pause to admire one of Greece’s most iconic views, hear the stories hidden behind these whitewashed giants, and capture the perfect photographs before wandering deeper into the heart of Chora.
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Little Venice
Pass by
Taking your leave from Mykonos Town last but not least visiting, is the spirit of Mykonos quite like Little Venice. Built in the 18th century by wealthy sea merchants and captains, its elegant houses stand remarkably close to the water, with colorful wooden balconies seemingly floating above the Aegean. Once serving as private homes with direct access to the sea, this picturesque neighborhood reflects the island’s deep maritime heritage and cosmopolitan character. Today, it remains one of Mykonos’ most iconic settings, where history, architecture, and the endless blue horizon come together to create an unforgettable view. As we stroll along its waterfront, you’ll discover the stories hidden behind these famous facades and see why Little Venice has enchanted travelers, artists, and dreamers for generations.
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Church of Paraportiani
15m
There are churches, and then there is Paraportiani. Rising like a white sculpture from the edge of the old castle, this extraordinary monument defies architectural convention. Formed by five interconnected chapels built over centuries, its organic curves and irregular geometry have made it one of the world’s most iconic religious buildings. More than a place of worship, Paraportiani is a symbol of Mykonos itself—a masterpiece shaped by history, faith, light, and the unmistakable spirit of the Aegean. Here, architecture becomes art.
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Manto Mavrogenous Square
Pass by
Every island has its heroes, and Mykonos proudly remembers one of Greece’s greatest. In the heart of Chora stands the statue of Manto Mavrogenous—a noblewoman who sacrificed her wealth, comfort, and future in support of Greece’s struggle for independence. More than a monument, this square is a reminder that the history of Mykonos was shaped not only by merchants and sailors, but also by a fearless woman whose vision and courage echoed far beyond the shores of the Aegean.
Here, beneath the gaze of Manto Mavrogenous, Mykonos reminds us that its greatest treasure is not only its beauty, but also the remarkable people who shaped its history.
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45m
“..είν’ η ψυχή μου συχνά ένα σοκάκι στη Μύκονο..”
“…my soul is often a narrow alley in Mykonos.”
— Nikos Engonopoulos
Follow the poetry into the heart of Chora. You’ll stroll through the vibrant Matogiannia before leaving the crowds behind to uncover the side of Mykonos, few visitors ever get the opportunity to experience. Hidden alleys, forgotten corners, family - run shops, charming courtyards, local stories, and architectural details reveal an island that exists beyond the postcards. Every stop has a story, and every turn offers a new perspective on the authentic soul of Mykonos.
