Things to do in  Mykonos

We had a great time. Mr Stathis (the guide) was very welcoming and taught us a lot we didn’t know (inc. some history on local wine and language). We would recommend this to anyone who is curious or/and looking for activities around Mykonos

Hello!I highly recommend this trip to Delos. We booked the 4 hour tour which was enough time to see the whole island and be right back for lunch on Mykonos. Many thanks to Athena our tour guide!

It was an amazing trip. You get to see some of the famous Mykonos beaches, enjoy some good food and relax. It’s sooo worth it!

Our guide was very knowledgeable and fun. Our small group tour of Mykonos took us around the island to see the amazing views, beaches, and churches. We really enjoyed our stop at the farm for garden fresh lunch under outdoor arbour and a visit with the donkeys and goats. Thanks

We were unable to take this tour as our time was cut short by our cruise line. We were able to wander the port of Mykonos and get to see what was right in the port area. The tour guide was so nice in helping us to make our decision in whether or not to go on the tour but the decision was ultimately ours.

This tour is perfect for any one who wants to see different sides of Mykonos - it’s a beautiful and spiritual island, not only parties and beaches! Our tour lady is superb! She is knowledgeable, funny and very very friendly. Free pick up at the hotel and drop off at the airport after. Perfect 👌🏻

Excellent tour to see the highlights and gameplan other things to do around Mykonos. Tour guide Akim(?) was great.

Great way to see Mykonos from the eyes of a local. The farm was the best part and lunch was superb. So fresh, from the garden. Only regret was not seeing the popular shopping destination

Our tour guide, Olivia, was amazing! She’s a Mykonos local and knows all the great spots to visit on the island. We virtually saw all there was to see in the 4 hours we were with her. I feel like we really lucked out having her as our guide. She was truly fantastic!

Great way to see Mykonos for the first time! Our tour guide Lefteris was very helpful and accommodating. He took us to many great sights including the lighthouse, the windmills, Old Venice and the beaches. He even stopped for food when we were hungry! I would definitely recommend this tour for first time visitors to Mykonos.

Ioanna led us on a informative and entertaining tour of ancient Delos. Her knowledge was excellent without being too academic. Just enough time to visit the museum before returning to Mykonos.

When researching the various excursion options on our Mykonos stop we chose to visit Delos rather than the beach trips. Angela was simply incredible. She is a passionate archeologist that was able to captivate us throughout the tour. We were very happy to have selected the Delos tour and could not be more pleased with our tour guide.

the best way to describe Mykonos town is: it a laverint! so our guide showed us the main things to see and more important how to get there on our own : Great tour

An outstanding guide who presented the tour in both English and German with a flair for humor and informative narration. She made our visit to Mykonos an unforgettable journey.

Very nice way to see the most of Mykonos , A lot of walking so make sure you have proper footwear .The scenery was beautiful and we would recommend this tour if you were only in Mykonos for the day . Paradise Beach was beautiful as was it all .Cheers George Ruth Bruce and Sue

Matthias was an amazing tour guide. This tour was above and beyond. A real personal touch and such a friendly guy. He knows everything about the island it seems. We visited 4 stops including a "hike" that anyone without a physical handicap should be able to do. Sure it was windy, but that's part of the adventure. Grab your walking shoes and take a walk on a different side of Mykonos. The walk took about 20 minutes and was absolutely no problem at all. We wrote that we are vegetarians, and he completely adapted without any issues allowing us to try a feast of different homemade goodies some even made by his grandmother at the very top of Mykonos just before sunset. They were all amazing as well! He showed us different plants you can pick and eat, etc. on the way up. He was also very willing to take our pictures. 100% worth it and a great opportunity to see the beauty of Mykonos.

I cannot say enough great things about this tour. Matt is such an excellent guide and wealth of information, this was the perfect way to get to know Mykonos and see parts most tourists won't. As a local, Matt knows so much about the history of Mykonos and you can tell his own personal upbringing and relationship with the island makes him extra passionate about what he does. After learning about the town and walking through while hitting all the major spots, we went to the other side of the island and were able to visit the oldest church there and its attached museum, which were amazing, and lastly we were taken to a small (almost secret definitely locals only) beach! It was perfect, and I cannot encourage you enough to sign up for this tour, it's the best way hands down to make the most of your time in Mykonos!

This tour took us to Armenistis Lighthouse with breathtaking views. We were able to see about 4 different islands that our tour guide gave us brief histories on. It was a nice ride to the monastery where she great insight into Mykonos life/culture then and now. And then a short visit to Kalafatis beach (beautiful and not too touristy). If you are looking for an airy insight into the island while navigating through the island, I would definitely recommend this tour.

Excellent tour for anyone who wants to see the natural beauty of Mykonos. 10/10. Matt was a great guide and the northern beach part of the tour was a highlight of my Mykonos trip. He also provided a homemade meal with cured meats, cheese from his grandfather and veggies from his garden and a jar of jam as a present. I've gone on more much expensive tours in other destinations and they were nowhere near as good as this. If you want to get away from the glitz and glam and see a different side of Mykonos, this is the tour to take!

The ruins are about 4500 years old and one of the most important mythological, historical and archeological sites in Greece. If you're even remotely interested in history this place is phenomenal. It’s a very tranquil place and the quiet is somewhat eerie but it has a long and interesting history as the centre of the Cyclades and as the birthplace of Apollo and his twin Artemis. The site is quite extensive and can be very hot so bring water, food, sunscreen, a hat and good walking shoes. I would recommend choosing a knowledgeable guide who can help explain the significance of the ruins you are seeing and explain the fascinating history of the people of the island this will enhance your experience and add to the appreciation of the site. The Ferry ride, from Mykonos is a little over half an hour each way. I would suggest arriving early as the site is not as busy and it’s a lot cooler than the afternoon. I was on a guided tour and on arrival at the island we were segregated into groups depending on the language of the group. There is currently an art installation throughout the site by Antony Gormley, so you will see lots of metallic figures dotted around the place. I can’t remember our guides name but she was very engaging and knowledgeable(30th July 2019(English group)). There were lots to see and a lot of information to digest and I found a bit of research beforehand a great help. The Tour ends at the “Terrace of the Lions” and is what normally draws people to the island but there is so much more here. You then get an hour to yourself to explore on your own before the boat leaves. There is a small Archeological Museum located on the island which is interesting and contains the original lions and various artifacts of the History of the island. The signage was in French and Greek as it is excavated by the French Archaeological School but it gives you as idea of how amazing the island must have been. Also, they were giving out free bottles of water which was a bonus. If you still have the time and inclination, you could climb to the top of Mt. Kynthos (Greek mythology has it that Zeus sat here and watched Leto giving birth of his twin children, Apollo and Artemetis). You get a fabulous view along with 2 more temples along the way. Delos is a wonder to see and so rich in History. I thoroughly recommended a visit.