Sightseeing, day trips, activities & things to do in Mykonos
Enjoy the narrow streets of Mykonos and walk side by side with famous Hollywood celebrities,
swim into the most crystal clear waters of the world and party like a tycoon!
The island of winds, the preferred destination of the rich and famous!
An off-the-beaten-track experience enjoying a quick sailing ride along the coast of Mykonos. Take your on-board “Aperitivo” with drink of your choice and local Greek snacks while the sun drowns in the Aegean Sea.
A unique opportunity to visit a real Aegean light house, a place that saved thousands of sailors, a location of amazing views and stunning Aegean sea beauty
Enjoy a luxurious day in a superior vessel sailing the coastline of Delos and Rhenia islands from Mykonos
EUR 115
Enjoy Delos, a legendary island and a true landmark. A complete ancient city with its market, the public squares, Apollo Temple, the sanctuary of Artemis, the amphitheater and the Lion Street..
EUR 45
Experience the thrill and adventure of scuba diving in Mykonos. No previous dive experience necessary!!
A wide, different and rich picture of the cosmopolitan Mykonos , there is much authenticity and authentic life for the traveler to experience
Set the sails to the wind and explore the exclusive beauties of Mykonos on a sailing yacht with on-board buffet of Greek flavors and complimentary wine, beers and soft drinks!
A real hiking adventure in Mykonos, enjoy cultured estates, traditional homes, narrow stone roads and lots of hiking that will sum up to a great day in nature
Join us aboard and explore some of the most beautiful and pristine diving areas in the Aegean sea
Mykonos is stunning place offering much more than sun and sea, enjoy a tour around the island from a different point of view, full of traditional and authentic images and experiences
EUR 95
Enjoy a wine tasting tour in one of Mykonos authentic farms!
Escape the Mykonos crowd on a day cruise with one of our traditional wooden boats to the uninhabited island of Rhenia, also known as the “Big Delos.”