In a nutshell

In the capital of Mykonos you'll stroll around a maze of whitewashed houses with bougainvillea and geraniums on their balconies, sea views and windmills. And a district of waterside houses reminiscent of Venice. This postcard city of the Cyclades also includes many restaurants and luxury boutiques.

Main stops

Walking tour in Mykonos old town
Little Venice
Church of Paraportiani (external visit)
Windmills
Manto Square

The programme

Forget the chaos and fashionable location that attracts tourists, movie stars, artists and jet-setters: together with our guide we'll show you the other side of Mykonos, with its peaceful fishing village.
Among the downtown streets, the color contrasts and the odd pelican strutting around, will ensure your photos get a stream of likes. Walk to Little Venice, a neighborhood of houses that look right out onto the Aegean. Once home to rich merchants, they are now the perfect location for an aperitif by the water's edge.
Not far from here there are windmills: thanks to its position, Mykonos was the ideal place to mill the wheat traded from Venice to Asia. External view of the Orthodox church of Paraportiani. It's a fusion of four churches, above which a fifth was built.

Good to know

This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
The excursion can take place in the morning or in the afternoon
The walk through the streets of Mykonos involves small climbs and walking on uneven ground, it is therefore recommended to wear comfortable shoes.
The excursion is not recommended for those with mobility difficulties.