



by WCM MYKONOS TOURS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€218This small-group tour in Mykonos lasts about four and a half hours and combines walking in the pedestrian zone of Mykonos Town with travel by car. After pickup from your hotel or cruise port, the tour begins with a guided walk through the narrow streets of Mykonos Town’s old quarter, where you may see Petros the pelican, the island’s mascot, and have time for photos. Next, you visit the Windmills (Kato Milli) on a nearby hill, which historically used the Meltemi winds to mill wheat. The tour continues with a brief stop at Little Venice, located on Alefkandra harbor, where you can see the Aegean Sea. By car, the route passes some of the island’s more remote beaches, including Agia Anna and Kalo Livadi, before arriving in the village of Ano Mera. In Ano Mera, the group passes through the central square lined with outdoor tavernas and coffee shops, where a light snack and a glass of tsipouro, a Greek distilled spirit, are served. You then visit the 16th-century Monastery of Panayia Tourliani in Ano Mera, known for its dome (tourlos) and the Icon of the Virgin Mary. Afterward, there is a stop at Agrari Beach, a long sandy beach divided between areas with umbrellas and sunbeds and open sand, featuring clear water and a more affordable restaurant option. The tour also includes a visit to the Church of Paraportiani near the Kastro neighborhood, noted for its distinctive architecture and seaside location. The final stop is the Agios Ioannis settlement, named after its hilltop church overlooking the beach, offering views of Delos island and nearby hotels. The order of stops may vary. Included are pickup and drop-off, entrance to the monastery, snacks, and air conditioning in the vehicle.
Mykonos Town
After pickup from your hotel or cruise port, the tour starts with a guided walk through the narrow streets of Mykonos Town’s old quarter. You may see Petros the pelican, the island’s mascot, and have time to take photographs.
60 min
The Windmills (Kato Milli)
Next, you visit the Windmills of Mykonos located on a hill facing north. These windmills historically used the Meltemi winds to mill wheat, a common feature on many Cycladic islands.
5 min
Little Venice
The tour continues with a short stop at Little Venice on Alefkandra harbor, where you can view the Aegean Sea and the historic harbor area.
5 min
Ornos
Agios Ioannis is a small tourist village located 2.5 km from Ornos in the southwest of the island. It is built in an amphitheater style and faces Delos. The village combines natural surroundings with tourist accommodations.
5 min
Kalo Livadi Beach
The route passes some of Mykonos’s more distant beaches, including Agia Anna and Kalo Livadi, before reaching Ano Mera.
Ano Mera
In Ano Mera, you walk through the village’s central square, surrounded by outdoor tavernas and coffee shops. Here, a light snack and a glass of tsipouro, a Greek distilled spirit, are served.
30 min
Agrari Beach
The tour includes a stop at Agrari Beach, a long sandy beach divided between areas with umbrellas and sunbeds and open sand. It features clear water and a restaurant with more reasonable prices compared to other Mykonos beaches.
30 min
Monastery of Panayia Tourliani
You visit the 16th-century Monastery of Panayia Tourliani in Ano Mera, named after the church’s dome (tourlos) and the Icon of the Virgin Mary.
15 min
Church of Paraportiani
The tour stops at the Church of Paraportiani near the Kastro neighborhood. This church is notable for its unique architecture and seaside location, situated next to the entrance door of the old castle.
5 min
Agios Ioannis settlement
The final stop is the Agios Ioannis settlement, named after the small hilltop church of Saint John overlooking the beach. This location offers views of Delos island and some of Mykonos’s hotels. The order of stops may vary.
10 min




by WCM MYKONOS TOURS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€218This small-group tour in Mykonos lasts about four and a half hours and combines walking in the pedestrian zone of Mykonos Town with travel by car. After pickup from your hotel or cruise port, the tour begins with a guided walk through the narrow streets of Mykonos Town’s old quarter, where you may see Petros the pelican, the island’s mascot, and have time for photos. Next, you visit the Windmills (Kato Milli) on a nearby hill, which historically used the Meltemi winds to mill wheat. The tour continues with a brief stop at Little Venice, located on Alefkandra harbor, where you can see the Aegean Sea. By car, the route passes some of the island’s more remote beaches, including Agia Anna and Kalo Livadi, before arriving in the village of Ano Mera. In Ano Mera, the group passes through the central square lined with outdoor tavernas and coffee shops, where a light snack and a glass of tsipouro, a Greek distilled spirit, are served. You then visit the 16th-century Monastery of Panayia Tourliani in Ano Mera, known for its dome (tourlos) and the Icon of the Virgin Mary. Afterward, there is a stop at Agrari Beach, a long sandy beach divided between areas with umbrellas and sunbeds and open sand, featuring clear water and a more affordable restaurant option. The tour also includes a visit to the Church of Paraportiani near the Kastro neighborhood, noted for its distinctive architecture and seaside location. The final stop is the Agios Ioannis settlement, named after its hilltop church overlooking the beach, offering views of Delos island and nearby hotels. The order of stops may vary. Included are pickup and drop-off, entrance to the monastery, snacks, and air conditioning in the vehicle.
Mykonos Town
After pickup from your hotel or cruise port, the tour starts with a guided walk through the narrow streets of Mykonos Town’s old quarter. You may see Petros the pelican, the island’s mascot, and have time to take photographs.
60 min
The Windmills (Kato Milli)
Next, you visit the Windmills of Mykonos located on a hill facing north. These windmills historically used the Meltemi winds to mill wheat, a common feature on many Cycladic islands.
5 min
Little Venice
The tour continues with a short stop at Little Venice on Alefkandra harbor, where you can view the Aegean Sea and the historic harbor area.
5 min
Ornos
Agios Ioannis is a small tourist village located 2.5 km from Ornos in the southwest of the island. It is built in an amphitheater style and faces Delos. The village combines natural surroundings with tourist accommodations.
5 min
Kalo Livadi Beach
The route passes some of Mykonos’s more distant beaches, including Agia Anna and Kalo Livadi, before reaching Ano Mera.
Ano Mera
In Ano Mera, you walk through the village’s central square, surrounded by outdoor tavernas and coffee shops. Here, a light snack and a glass of tsipouro, a Greek distilled spirit, are served.
30 min
Agrari Beach
The tour includes a stop at Agrari Beach, a long sandy beach divided between areas with umbrellas and sunbeds and open sand. It features clear water and a restaurant with more reasonable prices compared to other Mykonos beaches.
30 min
Monastery of Panayia Tourliani
You visit the 16th-century Monastery of Panayia Tourliani in Ano Mera, named after the church’s dome (tourlos) and the Icon of the Virgin Mary.
15 min
Church of Paraportiani
The tour stops at the Church of Paraportiani near the Kastro neighborhood. This church is notable for its unique architecture and seaside location, situated next to the entrance door of the old castle.
5 min
Agios Ioannis settlement
The final stop is the Agios Ioannis settlement, named after the small hilltop church of Saint John overlooking the beach. This location offers views of Delos island and some of Mykonos’s hotels. The order of stops may vary.
10 min