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Armenistis Lighthouse
30m
Armenistis Lighthouse
Enjoy breathtaking views from this historic lighthouse perched on the northern tip of Mykonos. Built in 1891, Armenistis Lighthouse stands as a symbol of the island's rich maritime heritage. The location offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the nearby island of Tinos, making it a perfect stop for photography
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Mykonos Town
20m
Kokkinos Mylos (Red Windmill area)
Explore the tranquil beauty of Kokkinos Mylos, a peaceful area near Mykonos Town known for its beautiful view of Mykonos Town and scenic surroundings. The name means "Red Windmill", inspired by the historic windmills in the region, and the area offers a glimpse into local island life with views of the Aegean and charming Cycladic architecture.
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1h
Ano Mera Village & Monastery of Panagia Tourliani
Step away from the bustling coast and experience the authentic heart of Mykonos in the charming inland village of Ano Mera. This traditional settlement offers a rare glimpse into local island life. At the center of the village stands the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, a true architectural and spiritual treasure dating back to the 16th century. Admire its beautiful whitewashed exterior, impressive marble bell tower, and richly decorated interior with intricate wood carvings and icons. Ano Mera is also home to quaint tavernas, peaceful squares, and local shops where visitors can enjoy a relaxing stroll, taste authentic Greek cuisine, or simply soak in the slow rhythm of Cycladic life.
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20m
Divounia
Discover the hidden charm of Divounia, a peaceful and authentic Mykonian spot located on the western side of the island, near Kalafati and Saint Anna Beach. Built on two small rocky hills, Divounia offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and a tranquil escape from the busy tourist areas.
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Merchia Beach
30m
Merchia Beach, Mykonos
Hidden on the northeastern coast of Mykonos, Merchia Beach is a true off-the-beaten-path destination known for its raw beauty, tranquility, and untouched charm. Far from the island’s more popular and crowded beaches, Merchia offers a peaceful escape for those seeking serenity and connection with nature.
The beach is characterized by crystal-clear waters, rugged rocky surroundings, and a pebbly shore, creating a wild and unspoiled landscape. There are no beach bars or loud music here—just the sound of the waves and the feeling of complete calm. The road to Merchia is more remote, making it perfect for those who enjoy discovering hidden gems on the island.
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Ano Mera
20m
Moroergo, Mykonos
Tucked away from the bustling crowds, Moroergo is a hidden gem in the heart of Mykonos, located on a gentle hilltop near Ano Mera. This peaceful inland area offers visitors a chance to experience the authentic, rural side of the island, surrounded by traditional stone walls. Thanks to its elevated position, Moroergo provides stunning panoramic views across the island, stretching all the way to the sparkling Aegean Sea. It's a perfect spot for taking in the natural beauty of Mykonos, capturing photos, or simply enjoying a moment of quiet reflection.
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30m
Fokos Beach, Mykonos
Tucked away on the northeastern coast of Mykonos, Fokos Beach is one of the island’s best-kept secrets—a wild, untouched paradise far from the glamour and crowds of the main beaches. There are no sunbeds, beach bars, or loud music—just unspoiled beauty and the calming sound of the Aegean Sea. The beach has a relaxed, naturist-friendly vibe and is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or simply disconnecting.
Just steps from the beach, you’ll find a traditional Greek tavern, offering homemade local dishes, fresh seafood, and cold drinks in a rustic setting. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a laid-back meal with a view after your swim.
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Mykonos
30m
Agios Ilias – The Highest Point of Mykonos
Located at the peak of Mykonos, Agios Ilias (Saint Elias) offers an unforgettable experience for visitors looking to explore the island’s natural beauty and spiritual heritage from above. Perched on a hilltop, this serene chapel marks the highest elevation on the island, granting 360-degree panoramic views of Mykonos and the surrounding Aegean Sea.
The area is quiet, windswept, and steeped in authentic Cycladic atmosphere. A visit here is perfect for Nature lovers and photographers
