Mykonos Private Shore Excursion for Cruise Ship Passengers

Start your experience right at the Mykonos cruise port with convenient pickup and a warm welcome from your local guide.

On the way to the first stop you will admire Choulakia beach, a secluded wild spot known for its unique naturally rounded pebbles, protected by the law.

At the Armenistis Lighthouse, you will learn about the history of this iconic lighthouse and its importance to the island’s maritime heritage. From this beautiful spot, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and several nearby islands. During the stop, we’ll also share interesting facts and stories about the surrounding islands and the unique character of the Cyclades.

Stands on Mykonos’ northern coast, an untouched landscape in front of the beach overlays the late Neolithic Settlement that got developed in the island and the uncovered ruins and building foundations present a long-lasting community.

The Monastery of Paleokastro is located near the village of Ano Mera and is one of the lesser-known culturally rich attractions.

The second-largest village of Mykonos where you can feel the authentic way of local life and the countryside traditional charm.

Located in Ano Mera square just 8 kilometers from Mykonos Town and founded in 1542, known for its striking Cycladic architecture, the Monastery also hosts a museum with historic icons, original flags and banners and items that the Monks used through the years.

A hidden gem and an isolated beach that only a few people get to see with the scenic cape of Saint Nicolas.

Located south and east Kalafatis beach does not only accommodate the beach life and wind surfing but also is famous for the old fishing village of Divounia that stands at the edge of the bay surrounded with the traditional Greek fishing boats “kaiki”.

Our final stop will be above Mykonos town where we will enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the whitewashed buildings, the famous Windmills, the city centre and the Aegean sea. The perfect photo opportunity bringing our tour to a memorable close.

The famous Windmills of Mykonos are one of the island’s most iconic landmarks and an important part of Mykonos’ history. During our stop, you will learn about their role in the island’s past and how they were once used to mill grain using the strong Cycladic winds. While enjoying the beautiful atmosphere and views over Mykonos Town, you’ll have the chance to take memorable photos and experience one of the most traditional sights of the island. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.

At Little Venice, you will walk through the charming narrow alleyways of Mykonos Town and discover the unique architecture and character of this beautiful seaside area. During our stroll, we will explain why the town was built this way, how the layout helped protect residents from strong winds and pirate attacks, and share stories about the history and lifestyle of old Mykonos. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.

At Church of Panagia Paraportiani, you will discover one of the most famous and photographed churches in Greece. During our stop, we will share the history of this unique architectural masterpiece, explain how its five small churches were combined into one complex over the centuries, and talk about its importance to the religious and cultural heritage of Mykonos. Walking tour upon request for the 4 hours tour option including the famous Windmills, Little Venice, Church of Paraportiani and city centre.