Mykonos isn’t just beaches and partying, it can also be a great way to experience and get to know Greek culture and the history of Western civilization. Its neighboring island of Delos is one of the country’s most important archaeological sites, and the old center of the island showcases the most traditional Cycladic architecture, including the famous windmills and Paraportiani Church. You can see it all on an organized tour, and may even take a cruise around the island and to its closest neighbors. For a break from the sand and the sea, here are a few ideas:
Cruises and Water Tours
Hop on a yacht, a sailboat or a catamaran, and see a beautiful sunset from the water, discover the island’s beaches, and explore the neighboring islands of Tinos or Rhenia:
Day Trips to Delos and Beyond
Most people don’t leave Mykonos without a trip to Delos, and the best way to experience and understand it is on a guided tour. Guarantee your spot by booking it online:
Private Tours
Many honeymooning couples and those who don’t like large groups prefer to go on private tours. You can go for a walk at your own pace, have all the time you want for photos, and get the undivided attention of a guide on one of these tours:
Water Sports
Mykonos’ calm, crystal-clears waters are perfect for snorkeling and diving. Here are your options:
Food Tours
There’s more to local cuisine than the famous Greek salad and feta cheese. Taste the local food (and maybe even learn how to cook it) and sip the local wines on a tour:
