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Discover Mykonos with this 4-5 hour guided island tour featuring top sights and hidden spots, priced at $226.89 per person, with pickup and group discounts available.

The Mykonos Safari Island Tour offers a comprehensive way to see the highlights of the island in around 4 to 5 hours for $226.89 per person. Designed to showcase both famous attractions and lesser-known local treasures, this private tour is perfect for those wanting an authentic experience. With pickup included, a knowledgeable driver-guide, and all fees covered, it promises a hassle-free way to explore this vibrant Greek island.
This tour is especially popular, with bookings made 170 days in advance on average, indicating a high demand for its well-curated itinerary. Whether you prefer panoramic views, cultural insights, or relaxing beach stops, this experience combines the best of Mykonos in a compact, engaging format. Keep in mind, food and drinks are not included, so planning for meals is advised.

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The tour starts at the Fabrika bus station in Agiou Louka, making it easy to access via public transportation or local taxis. The air-conditioned vehicle and driver-guide will meet your group, ready to begin this adventure through Mykonos’ most iconic and hidden locations. The tour ends back at the same meeting point, simplifying logistics.

The first stop is Agios Ioannis, a beautiful sandy beach directly across from Delos. This area is known among locals as one of the most expensive land markets on the island, featuring large villa projects. While the beach itself is free to enjoy, the view of luxury estates provides a glimpse into the upscale side of Mykonos. Visitors have about 20 minutes here to take photos and soak in the scenery.

Next, the tour takes you to the Armenistis Lighthouse, built in 1891, which sits at a high point on the island. From this vantage, you’ll get sweeping views of the neighboring Cyclades islands, making it a perfect spot for photo opportunities. The 40-minute stop allows ample time to admire the historic lighthouse and surrounding landscapes, all free to visit.

The journey then passes by the Panormos Beach, offering a scenic drive along this popular stretch of coastline. The tour also makes a stop at Agios Sostis, a tranquil beach area famous among locals. En route, you’ll visit Mamaronisi, a small island characterized by unique rock formations suitable for lime construction. This part of the tour lasts around 25 minutes, with no entrance fees.

The next highlight is Ftelia, located on the northern coast. Known as a windsurfing hotspot, this beach combines stunning natural beauty with a lively atmosphere. The group passes by a private church along the way; if it is open, visitors can walk inside—though access isn’t guaranteed. Expect about 35 minutes here to enjoy the views and snap photos.

A cultural highlight is the traditional village of Ano Mera, with about 40 minutes allocated for exploration. The Monastery of Tourliani, established in 1542, stands out as a key attraction. Visitors can wander its grounds, admire the architecture, and learn about its history, making this stop a quiet contrast to the busy beaches.

The tour continues to Merchia Beach, a small, sandy shoreline in the northeast. While there are no sunbeds or umbrellas, this spot offers a unique activity: collecting salt from the rocks, a practice favored by locals. The 30-minute stop provides time for a quick swim or a peaceful break, with no entry fees required.
A brief 20-minute stop at Kalafatis Beach allows for photo opportunities at one of the island’s famous beaches. Known for sailing, windsurfing, and scuba diving, this location offers a chance to see where active water sports thrive, although participation is not included in the tour.
Next, the group visits Kalo Livadi, one of the longest beaches on Mykonos. Its reputation revolves around luxurious restaurants and beach clubs, frequently visited by celebrities like Lindsay Lohan. The 15-minute stop here offers great photo ops, ideal for capturing the upscale vibe.
The final stop before returning to Mykonos Town is Agrari Beach, known for its clear waters and deep, sandy shores. Visitors have about 45 minutes to swim, sunbathe, or relax—perfect for unwinding after a busy morning of sightseeing. Entry is free, and you can choose to stay or continue the tour.
The tour concludes with a 30-minute photo stop at a vantage point overlooking Mykonos Town. This spot offers a sweeping panoramic view of the charming maze of white buildings, narrow streets, and harbors. Afterward, you are dropped off at your preferred location, making transport arrangements flexible.
The Mykonos Safari Island Tour includes pickup and drop-off, ensuring convenience from your accommodation. The group benefits from bottled water, all taxes and fees, and a driver-guide providing insights throughout the journey. The vehicle is air-conditioned for comfort during the approximately 4-5 hour tour.
While food and drinks are not included, the stops at beaches and Ano Mera give plenty of opportunities for snacks or meals. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with most participants able to join and no strenuous physical requirements.
What sets this tour apart is its focus on local secrets and cultural highlights combined with visits to famous landmarks. The inclusion of hidden beaches like Merchia, along with panoramic views from Armenistis Lighthouse, appeals to those looking for a well-rounded experience. The private format and group discounts make it a flexible choice for small groups or families.
The knowledgeable driver-guides and careful itinerary ensure an engaging day that balances sightseeing with relaxation. The fact that it is booked so far in advance underscores its popularity and the quality of the experience.
This Mykonos Safari Island Tour suits travelers eager to see a mixture of popular sights and local treasures in a comfortable, private setting. It’s excellent for those who want to maximize their time and enjoy cultural insights along the way. The stops at beaches for salt collection and the visit to the monastery add a distinctive flavor not offered by standard tours.
While it’s a great introduction to Mykonos, those seeking luxury dining or extensive water activities might want to look elsewhere. This tour is ideal for adventure lovers, photography enthusiasts, and culture seekers who appreciate personalized attention and a flexible schedule.
The Mykonos Safari Island Tour offers a balanced and authentic way to explore the island’s most famous sights and lesser-known locations in 4 to 5 hours. At $226.89, it provides a comprehensive and well-organized package, backed by positive reviews praising the knowledgeable guides and stunning views.
Despite no food included, the stops at beaches, viewpoints, and villages provide ample opportunities to enjoy the island’s natural beauty and charm. The private tour format and availability for most travelers make it a flexible, enjoyable choice for visitors wanting a personalized experience of Mykonos.
“A great look at a lot of special places on the island. George, our guide, was wonderful. He made the day very enjoyable!”
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Yes, most travelers can participate, as the itinerary involves mostly sightseeing and light walking.
Does the tour include food or drinks?
No, food and drinks are not included, but bottled water is provided.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Fabrika bus station and ends back at the same location.
Are there any entrance fees for the stops?
Most stops, including beaches and landmarks like the Monastery of Tourliani, are free to visit.
Can I customize the stops or itinerary?
The tour is private, so adjustments are possible depending on your preferences.
Is pickup included?
Yes, pickup and drop-off are included in the price.
What language is the guide available in?
The guide, Driver-Guide, leads the tour in Greek and English.
How far in advance should I book?
It is recommended to book 170 days in advance due to high demand.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The tour requires good weather; if canceled, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.