Your cruise in Greece begins in Mykonos, or the island of the winds as its called famous for it's iconic windmills and vibrant night life! There you can dine at one of the many traditional taverns by the sea or have a drink at one of the internationally known bars of the greek island.
With never-ending rows of whitewashed houses, churches, boutiques and hidden lanes, Mykonos Town is a haven to explore. We’ll set off on foot around Chora, the historic heart, gradually weaving our way to Little Venice where you’ll spot colorful houses dripping into the bright blue sea and al fresco terraces buzzing with cocktail and coffee drinkers. Then, it’s over to the town’s most famous landmark – the Windmills – that stand tall by the sea, providing the most romantic spot to watch the sunset. Our next stop on the walking tour will be Panagia Paraportianí, a beauty of a Byzantine church dating back to 1425 and one of the most photographed on the island. Afterwards, it’s time to take your seat at the dinner table for a real Greek feast rounded off with a side order of some feet-stomping music and traditional island dancing.
Savor the delights of Mykonos with a foodie tour around the island capital. You’ll see the city’s highlights and neighborhoods all while sampling the best food and drink that Mykonos Town has to offer. We’ll start it all with a caffeine kick at Café Barco where you’ll be served a traditional coffee and sweet treat, after which we’ll stroll past the famous windmills, through the narrow, cobbled lanes of Little Venice and the Three Mills to the one and only Paraportiani Church. Next, try some Greek peppers and olives washed down with some local raki before heading to Gioras bakery to eat their famous cheese and onion pie. We continue our food odyssey at Popolo where you’ll sample local bruschetta, and then it’s onto the pretty garden of Cine Manto to taste fresh Greek salad, beer and Mykonian sausage. And last but not least, you’ll have some fig cheesecake served with olive marmalade waiting for you at Il Forno di Gerasimo.
This tour encompasses the best of Mykonos outside its main city. We will drive around the island to get a glimpse into its beaches such as Ornos (one of the most family-friendly on the island), St Anna (protected by two hills called “Aphrodite’s breasts”), and Kalafatis (a paradise for water sports and windsurfing). We will stop briefly at each of these natural splendors for photos. We will then leave the seashore and drive inland to Ano Mera, a village which remains one of the rare unspoiled parts of the island. Home to the Panagia Tourliani Monastery from the 16th century, the village unfolds around its impressive bell tower and marble fountain. Coming back to Chora we will go for a short stop to Panagia Paraportianí, the iconic 15th century Byzantine church. We will conclude our bus tour at the picturesque Little Venice -- the perfect spot for a cocktail on the sea.
This full day island hopping tour promises a healthy dose of history, culture and relaxation set in the gorgeous ‘Cycladic Sisters’ – Mykonos, Delos and Rhenia. You’ll cast off by boat towards the ancient harbor of Delos, birthplace of Apollo, where a myriad of ancient treasures await. Travel back in time during a guided visit of the archaeological site of Delos and cast your eyes over one of the most important mythological and historical sites in Greece. As you wander round, you’ll spot ancient monuments such as the Agora of the Hermaists with its towering altars as well as Oikos (House) of Naxians, the three Temples of Apollo, the Temple of the Delians and the ‘treasures’ where every city displayed its offerings. Learn all about its past as a wealthy trading port as you step through the Sanctuary of the Bulls, the Agora of Theophrastos, and pass by the Temple of the Twelve Gods towards the Granite Monument. You’ll be swept through centuries of rich history and great legends as you wander through its extensive grounds with highlights including the grand Avenue of the Lions and the large building complex known as the Establishment of the Poseidoniasts of Beirut. Afterwards, hop aboard the boat once more and sail straight to the mesmerizing beaches that encircle Rhenia – a real hidden paradise. Swim, snorkel and soak up the last rays of sunshine on its serene, uncrowded beaches.
The most sacred island in ancient Greece is just a short boat trip away from Mykonos, nestled in amongst the Cyclades Islands. And with Delos covered in temples, sanctuaries and ancient monuments dedicated to the gods Apollo and Artemis, you can’t help but be swept away by the magic of it all. You’ll spend half a day unravelling centuries of history, enjoying free time to explore Delos’ Chora and treading past ancient treasures at the Archaeological Site of Delos, including the most photographed of them all – the Avenue of the Lions. Walk down the central colonnade - the House of Naxians - and gaze up at the Doric Temple of Delians, dedicated to Apollo. Stop and stare at the Sanctuary of the Bulls as well as the Agora of Hermaists and soak up the once-upon-a-time glory of ancient Greek civilization. It’s one of Greece’s most important archaeological and mythological sites, which was once a buzzing trade center. What’s more, as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, you’ll be exploring the Archaeological Site of Delos, a rich and extensive UNESCO world heritage site, with the help of a knowledgeable guide on this tour.