Halve dagtour met kleine groepen in Mykonos
Beschrijving
De voorgestelde route is zorgvuldig gepland om u te voet (in het voetgangersgebied) en met de auto kennis te laten maken met Mykonos. Je ziet de hoogtepunten van het eiland en je zwemt in het kristalheldere water!
Rondreisopties
Reisroute
Nadat je bent opgehaald bij je ophaallocatie (je hotel of de cruiseschiphaven), loop je met onze gids in het labyrint van de oude stad tussen de witgekalkte gebouwen. Als je geluk hebt, vind je Petros de pelikaan, de mascotte van Mykonos. Je krijgt de tijd die nodig is voor het maken van foto's.
Verderop naast dit prachtige gebied op de heuvel, zie je de windmolens van Mykonos op het noorden. De sterke wind Meltemi heeft de lokale bevolking van het eiland geholpen om tarwe te malen. Op veel Cycladische eilanden zijn windmolens heel gewoon en ze zijn voor hetzelfde doel gemaakt.
Elk pad dat je op het eiland Mykonos neemt, leidt je naar de haven van Alefkadra, waar je de kans krijgt om ver terug te reizen naar de geschiedenis van het eiland. Alefkandra is waar Klein Venetië ligt. In Klein Venetië kun je het eindeloze blauw van de Egeïsche Zee bewonderen.
.Αgios Ioannis is een klein toeristisch dorpje in het zuidwesten van het eiland, 2,5 km van Ornos. Het is gebouwd in een amfitheater en ligt tegenover Delos, waar natuurlijke schoonheid wordt gecombineerd met uitstekende toeristische accommodaties.
Terwijl we onze tour voortzetten, passeren we enkele van de meest afgelegen stranden van Mykonos, genaamd "Agia Anna" en "Kalo Livadi", en komen we aan in het dorp Ano Mera.
We passeren het pittoreske plein van het dorp, dat wordt begrensd door taverna's en coffeeshops in de buitenlucht, en bieden u een lichte snack vergezeld van een glas tsipouro (gedistilleerde Griekse geest)
Dit is een lang zandstrand dat, hoewel populair bij de lokale bevolking en toeristen, toch voldoende ruimte biedt voor jezelf. Het is meestal in tweeën gedeeld, parasols en ligbedden aan de ene kant, alleen zand aan de andere kant. Het biedt kristalhelder water en een redelijk geprijsd restaurant in vergelijking met de rest van Mykonos.
Aangekomen in het dorp Ano Mera, bezoekt u het 16e-eeuwse kathedraalklooster van Panagia Tourliani. Het is genoemd naar de koepel (tourlos) van de kerk en de gezegende icoon van de Maagd Maria.
De mooie kerk van Panagia (Maagd Maria) Paraportiani is een van de meest gefotografeerde kerken, niet alleen in Mykonos, maar in de hele wereld. Het is gelegen bij de ingang van de wijk Kastro, direct aan zee. De naam (Paraportiani) betekent eigenlijk naast de toegangsdeur staan, wat betekent dat de kerk naast de kasteeldeur stond.
De nederzetting Agios Ioannis is vernoemd naar de kleine kerk van Sint-Jan die is gebouwd op de heuvel met uitzicht op het strand. Het is een van de meest bevoorrechte plekken van het eiland Mykonos vanwege het adembenemende uitzicht op het heilige eiland Delos en enkele van de beste hotels in Mykonos. De volgorde van de bezochte sites kan variëren
Hoogtepunten
Wat is inbegrepen
Ophaallocaties en -tijden
Voor accommodaties zonder naam bepaalt ons bedrijf de meest geschikte locatie voor het ophalen. Voor accommodaties die zich in een voetgangersgebied bevinden, stelt ons bedrijf het best mogelijke ophaalpunt in. De volgorde van de bezochte sites kan variëren.
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Belangrijke informatie
- Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
- Opties voor openbaar vervoer zijn in de buurt aanwezig
- Er zijn speciale kinderzitjes beschikbaar
- Geschikt voor alle condities
- Wij bieden kinderzitjes
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I almost go to drive the van! LOL!😂 Loves it and my guide and driver. Bill and Nicholas were great!
Great way to see all the essentials in a small group ( mine was solo), very flexible and guide and driver were fantastic! We even stopped at the donkeys - ask them to add this in !
I had a great experience! My tour guides were so nice and they made the day a fun one. They were very accommodating as well.
Eleanor was a great tour guide,She was very knowledgeable about the architecture of Mykonos.
Superb day picked up directly from our hotel early than expected. We travelled the island in style in a comfy and cool minibus to see the parts we had not seen from our hotel. We were allowed plenty of time to explore at many different spots that the tour was stopping at with no rush whatsoever from our guide. We even got some food and small plates included which was a really nice touch.
A must-do activity in Mykonos. We travelled around the entire island in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Our fantastic host was full of fun and informative facts, showing us places only known to locals. Worth every penny. Would not hesitate to recommend this fantastic activity!
I am trying to figure out how this excursion received 5 stars. We literally visited a place where you sit and look at the back door. There were places on the agenda that we didn’t go to. We even had time left at the end. We asked to go to a restaurant with the remaining time the driver said no. The lunch was an absolute joke food enough for a 10years old kid. Stopped at the beach asked us if we brought clothes to swim but only stayed 15 min. Had a person on our trip with Covid refused to provide her a refund.
Dear Lawrence, It is unfortunate to see a review that completely distorts reality, especially when it is used as an extortion tool after failing to bypass platform cancellation policies. Let’s set the record straight with facts: The Contradictory Claims & True Motive: Your group booked for 4 participants but only 3 showed up. At the pickup, you verbally informed our staff that the 4th person couldn’t make it because of a "back injury." Now, in your review, you suddenly claim it was "Covid." Right after the tour, at 15:13, you requested a 25% refund for the no-show. When that was automatically rejected per Viator's same-day cancellation policy, you escalated the matter. Crucially, all 3 remaining participants first fully completed and enjoyed the entire tour, and only after the service was finished did you maliciously demand a full refund for yourselves as well. When you didn't get your way, you fabricated false safety claims to Customer Care and left this 1-star review. Your final sentence reveals your true and only motive: this is purely a retaliatory review because you were denied a last-minute refund. The Reality of Your Premium Experience: Because no other travelers were on board, your group of 3 received a fully upgraded, completely private tour for the price of a small-group excursion. Setting the Facts Straight on the Itinerary & Service: The Locations: You visited every single scheduled destination. The only spot you did not disembark at was the donkey stop, and that was strictly your own group's decision because you didn't want to get off. The "Lunch" & Beer Request: Our tour description clearly outlines that we provide a traditional "light snack and local spirit (tsipouro)," not a full 3-course lunch. Your group completely consumed the snacks and left absolutely nothing behind. When you demanded that our tour guide alter the structured itinerary to transfer you somewhere else just to drink beers, she professionally declined, as our team is required to follow the strict schedule and safety protocols of the tour. The Beach Stop & Staff Tipping: You were given the scheduled time at Agrari Beach, where you explicitly told our guide how much you loved the beach and praised our driver, Chris. Most importantly, at the end of the tour, your group left monetary tips for both the tour guide and the driver. Leaving tips for the staff completely contradicts your fabricated narrative about feeling "unsafe" or dissatisfied. People who genuinely feel unsafe do not reward the staff with tips at the end of the service. We take great pride in our 5-star reputation, our professional guides, and our drivers. We will not tolerate defamation or bad-faith reviews used as leverage for financial coercion. Viator has already been provided with the full log and timeline of your contradictory claims. We wish you a safe journey back.
Maria a native of the island was the sweetest and such a fun guide full of lots of great info, conversation and held my terms attention. Highly recommend!
Such a fun tour with the adorable Renata. She was extremely personable and ensured we all had a great time. She was very knowledgeable, sharing stories and the history of Mykonos. We stopped to visit a 16th-century monastery, had a light lunch with a small glass of tsipouro, picked up pastries at the oldest bakery in Mykonos Town and had drinks at a beach bar. She gave us many photo opportunities and assisted with taking our photos throughout the tour including the Windmills and beautiful Little Venice. She even brought carrots for us to feed a donkey. A truly memorable experience of Mykonos. Highly recommended.
Doing a small group tour was definitely quite a change from some of our other tours with large buses, etc. Doing the small group tour in a small van also allowed us to go some places the larger buses couldn't go. We left the tour really feeling like we got a good overview of the city We were met directly outside the cruise port with our guide holding up a sign for us. Our guide (shoot, sorry I can't remember her name) really seemed to have a true love for mykonos, she wasn't just there doing a job and then going back home, she was from here and really cared about it. We got to make quite a few stops at various points that none of hte other cruise visitors got to see, including some free time on one of the sandy beaches (yes we got in at least enough to drop our toes and feel the water), a restaurant for a delicious snack and drink, several scenic spots for photos, and even feeding a donkey and emu with some carrots they'd brought. Finished the tour with a brief exploration of the windmills and the main city itself which we continued to explore after the tour was over but before heading back to the ship. Overall would definitely recommend the tour if you're wanting a different experience from what the cruise line had to offer, and get an overall experience of mykonos.
