Mykonos Holidays

Spend a day hopping around some of the Mykonos’ most beautiful beaches on a traditional Greek boat. Meet at Ornos Beach, where the cruise departs. You’ll sail along the south coast with a view of the island’s famous beaches. If the weather permits, you’ll cross to Dragonisi Island to see the beautiful caves and clear blue waters. There are three beach stops for swimming and snorkelling throughout the day. The first is at the remote bay of Frangias, known for its crystal-clear water. Here, you’ll taste traditional Greek Ouzo as part of a beach picnic. The second stop is at the beautiful bay of Kalafatis for lunch at a seaside restaurant and time spent swimming or relaxing over coffee or a drink at the beach club. You’ll make a final stop at the bay of Super Paradise, known for its legendary beach parties. The tour ends when you return to Ornos Beach in the late afternoon.

• Monday, Wednesday and Saturday departures
• Operates from May to October
• Group experience

Good to know
What’s included: Beach picnic with water, wine, ouzo and refreshments; lunch; snorkelling equipment

Spend a day discovering the hidden corners of Mykonos in an off-road vehicle. You’ll meet at Mykonos Old Port for an overview of the day ahead. You’ll set off in an off-road vehicle to explore the north side of the island, including the lighthouse that offers fantastic views of the surrounding islands, then onwards to the higher regions, the Marathi Lake, Ano Mera, and the old Venetian fortress, Paleokastro. The tour will also take you to the picturesque east side of the island, where you will see deserted mines. Enjoy lunch (chargeable locally) at a local tavern before continuing to the island's south side, where you’ll stop at a beautiful beach for a refreshing swim.

• Monday and Thursday departures
• Operates from April to October
• Group experience

Good to know
Entrance fee to Ano Mera Monastery (optional) are not included.

Take a half-day tour to get to know the scenic and historical highlights of Mykonos. The tour begins at the central bus station at Fabrika Square. Your group will travel comfortably by bus and stop at viewpoints, beaches, and the traditional village of Ano Mera. There will be plenty of time to wander around the charming village and visit the 16th-century Panagia Tourliani monastery, with its magnificent marble bell tower. Your group will learn about the island's rich history, architecture, traditions, and modern life. After the bus tour, the group will walk through Mykonos Town, visiting famous spots like Little Venice, the Windmills, Paraportiani Church, and the whitewashed streets and alleyways of Mykonos harbour front.

• Saturday and Sunday morning departures
• Evening departures Tuesday and Wednesday
• Operates from April to October
• Group experience

Good to know
Entrance fee to Ano Mera Monastery (optional) are not included.

Spend a memorable afternoon and evening on Tinos Island. Board a ferry to Tinos Island, where a bus will be waiting to take you on a guided tour, starting with the most important church in Greece, the impressive Evangellistria, a popular destination for Greek pilgrims worldwide. The Venetians inhabited Tinos Island for about 500 years, and there are many beautiful pigeon houses from that era and several Catholic villages. The island is known for its white and grey marble, quarried in the north and used in buildings such as Buckingham Palace in London and the Paris Louvre.

During the bus tour, guests will visit the church, see the valleys of the pigeon houses, explore traditional villages, enjoy lunch in a tavern with great views and local specialities, and visit the woman's monastery of Kechrovouni. There’s also a chance to stop in Pyrgos, the main town of marble, where even the bus stop is made of solid marble. Visit an artist in his workshop and explore the village of Volax, known for its basket weaving. There’s time to shop and relax at the harbourfront in Tinos town before the ferry returns to Mykonos.

• Tuesday and Friday departures
• Operates from May to October
• Group experience

Good to know
Please respect the dress code for visiting the church and the monastery on Tinos and ensure your knees and shoulders are covered.

You’ll meet your group at Ornos Beach and set sail on a traditional Greek boat. You’ll cruise around the ancient island of Delos, or if the wind is too strong, you’ll take a different route along the southwest coast of Mykonos. The cruise is timed perfectly to witness the colourful streaks of the setting sun. On board, enjoy a choice of drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, and light snacks. After sunset, you’ll return to Ornos Beach.

• Sunday departures
• Operates from May to October
• Group experience

Good to know
Two drinks of your choice and snacks are included

Spend a few hours getting to know Delos, an extensive and significant archaeological site that combines art, history, and architecture with a unique location in the Cycladic islands. Take a 30-minute boat ride to Delos Island, where you'll meet your tour guide, a history expert. You'll have a 90-minute walking tour of the ancient ruins, with detailed information about Greek mythology. Delos was a sacred island in the ancient Greek world, and it was the birthplace of Apollo, the god of the sun and daylight, and his twin sister Artemis. After the tour, there’s an hour of free time to explore the island before returning to Mykonos by boat.

• Daily departures
• Group experience