Starting the City-and Island tour by walking the small and narrow streets, having many possibilities to take nice photographs in the early morning, quiet city. We get orientation and information in the labyrinth of the old town as well as impressions of the small port and the churches in town. Of course we will see the famous wind- mills and find Petros the Pelican, the mascot of Mykonos. After this we are exploring the island, visiting some of the most famous beaches and the inner landscape. We see fishermen and kaikis, small private chapels and houses built in typical Cycladic style. In the second main village of Mykonos, Ano Mera, an idyllic place 6km from town, where the guests have enough free time for a stroll around the traditional square and they can visit the monk monastery of Panagia Tourliani built in the 16th century. Next stop is Kalafatis beach were there is time to relax for a while and have a coffee or a refreshment (not included in the price). Before going back to town we visit the beaches of Ornos and Agios Giannis. At the end we reach a place with a fantastic view all over the town and the neighboring islands. A Half-Day-Tour with a lot of impressions and useful information!

wander through the sun-drenched, whitewashed streets. Mykonos Town is a labyrinth, famously designed with winding streets to confuse invading pirates; today, that means you’re likely to discover a picturesque tableau around every corner, from fishermen with their boats to private chapels and the island’s many windmills.

Visit the village of Ano Mera. an idyllic place 6km from town, where you have enough free time for a stroll around the traditional square and maybe visit the monk monastery Panagia Tourliani built in the 16th century

walking the small and narrow streets of Mykonos town, having many possibilities to take nice photographs in the early morning, quiet city. We get orientation and information in the labyrinth of the old town as well as impressions of the small port and the churches in town. Of course we will see the famous windmills and find Petros The Pelican, the mascot of Mykonos.

We stop at Kalafatis beach, were there is time to relax for a while and have a coffee or a refreshment (not included in the price). Before going back to town we visit the beaches of Ornos and Agios Giannis