10:00

Windmills of Mykonos

Walk to the row of windmills, a symbol of the town, and take in the view over the sea and the white rooftops of Chora. Allow about 30–45 minutes for the visit and photos; access to the outdoor area is free.

Mornings are generally quieter and less hot.

11:00

Little Venice

Continue on foot toward the houses that sit right over the water and stroll along the seafront at a leisurely pace. Stop for a coffee or a drink: at venues with a view, the bill can range roughly from €5 to €15.

The terraces are in high demand at sunset; book ahead if you want to dine here.

12:00

Panagia Paraportiani

Visit this whitewashed church complex from the outside, one of the island’s most recognizable landmarks, and take in its irregular shapes and the different chapels. The stop takes about 20–30 minutes; access to the religious areas may depend on opening hours.

Respect any ceremonies and the dress code required.

13:00

Lunch in the alleys of Chora

Choose a taverna or bakery in the inner streets, where you can find simpler options than the waterfront places. Allow about €12–€25 for an informal meal, drinks not included.

Check the displayed menu before sitting down.

16:30

Matogianni and Old Port of Mykonos

Spend the afternoon on the shopping streets of Matogianni, among boutiques and craft shops, then head down toward the old port for a walk along the seafront. Getting around is on foot and free; consider €10–€30 if you want to shop or stop for an aperitif.

The central streets can be crowded in the evening hours.

09:30

Archaeological Museum of Mykonos

Start at the archaeological museum, near the port, to discover artifacts found in Mykonos and the surrounding islands. Allow about 60–90 minutes and check opening times and ticket prices on site, as they may vary roughly from €2 to €10.

Hours and openings may change outside the high season.

11:30

Old Port of Mykonos

Reach the harbor on foot to watch the boats and spot the boarding points, which is also useful for planning any excursions. The walk is free; for a coffee or a snack, budget around €5–€12.

Don’t confuse the old port with the ferry boarding points, which may be elsewhere.

12:30

Lunch in the historic center

Head back into the inner streets of Chora for an unhurried lunch. A main dish at a taverna usually costs around €15–€30, depending on the location and season.

Prices on the most scenic streets tend to be higher.

14:00

Lena's House

Visit this traditional house-museum to see domestic rooms, furnishings, and objects connected to island life in the past. The visit is short, about 30–45 minutes; check the opening hours and any admission fee, typically €2–€5.

The house may have seasonal opening hours or limited hours.

15:30

Aegean Maritime Museum

Wrap up the cultural part with a collection devoted to seafaring in the Aegean, from boat models to maritime tools. Allow 45–60 minutes and an indicative ticket price of €3–€8, to be confirmed at the entrance.

If one museum is closed, enjoy a leisurely walk through the nearby alleyways.

09:00

Ornos Beach

From Chora, reach Ornos by bus or taxi, with travel times varying from about 10–20 minutes. The bay is sheltered and has facilities; access to the beach is free, while sunbeds and an umbrella can cost roughly €25–€60 per pair.

Check the stop and the day’s bus frequency.

10:45

Psarou Beach

Head to Psarou, about 10–15 minutes by car or taxi from Ornos, or by using the connections available in the area. The beach is known for its services and beach clubs; even without renting sunbeds, you can make a short stop on the shoreline.

It is one of the most popular bays: reservations and purchases can be expensive.

12:00

Platis Gialos Beach

Continue to Platis Gialos, where you’ll find restaurants, services, and seasonal sea connections to other southern beaches. For lunch, budget around €15–€30 per person; a water taxi, when operating, can cost roughly €10–€20 per trip.

Check the water taxi schedules before relying on it for transfers.

14:30

Paraga Beach

Reach Paraga with a short boat transfer or by land and stop for a swim and a walk along the bay. Access is free, while beach services have variable prices, often from €25 to over €70 for two sunbeds.

Bring water and sunscreen if you plan to walk between the bays.

17:00

Super Paradise Beach

If seasonal connections are running, reach Super Paradise by boat; otherwise use a taxi or a rental vehicle. Enjoy the sea or the beach club atmosphere, keeping in mind that drinks and sunbeds can have a significant impact on your budget.

Return before evening if you depend on buses or a water taxi.

08:30

Old Port of Mykonos and boarding

Arrive early at the boat departure point for Delos, usually from the old port, and check the day’s service conditions. The boat transfer usually takes about 30–40 minutes; the round-trip ticket can vary roughly from €20 to €35.

Departures, boarding port, and frequency are seasonal: check before your visit.

10:00

Delos Archaeological Site

Explore the site along the marked paths, among the remains of buildings, ancient streets, and sacred areas. Allow at least 2–3 hours for the visit and budget roughly €8–€20 for admission, plus the ferry.

The site is exposed to the sun: bring water, a hat, and suitable shoes.

12:00

Terrace of the Lions

Head to the famous Terrace of the Lions and admire the statues, now protected, and the surrounding archaeological setting. Include this stop in your walking route through the site; there are no extra costs beyond the general admission.

Follow the signs so you do not go beyond the designated areas.

13:00

House of Dionysus

Continue to the House of Dionysus, famous for its mosaic and residential rooms that reveal the richness of ancient Delos. Allow about 20–30 minutes and check the on-site information to see which parts are accessible.

Some structures may be temporarily closed for protection or maintenance.

14:00

Archaeological Museum of Delos and return

Complete the museum visit, if open, to see artifacts recovered on the island; allow 45–60 minutes and head back with a ride that matches the ferry schedule. Lunch can be a packed meal, as services on the island are limited.

Do not leave the site without checking the time of the last boat.

09:00

Monastery of Panagia Tourliani

Head to Ano Mera, about 15–20 minutes from Chora by car or bus, and visit the monastery, known for its courtyard and decorative interior elements. The stop lasts about 30–45 minutes; admission may be free or may require a small donation.

Check the opening hours and respect the rules for visiting a religious site.

10:00

Ano Mera

Stroll through the village square and take time for a coffee before continuing toward the coast. A simple break costs roughly €3–€8; the atmosphere is quieter than in Chora.

Public transport availability is lower than in the center.

11:30

Kalo Livadi Beach

Make your way to Kalo Livadi, about 10–15 minutes by car from Ano Mera, for an initial stop by the sea. Beach access is free; sunbeds and an umbrella can range roughly from €25 to €60 for two people.

In high season, arrive early to find a spot and parking.

14:00

Kalafatis Beach

Continue on to Kalafatis, also famous for watersports and conditions that are often ideal for windsurfing. You can swim or ask about the activities available, which may start at around €30–€80 depending on duration and equipment.

Wind and sea conditions determine which activities are possible.

16:30

Elia Beach

End the day at Elia, a wide beach with facilities and different stretches of shoreline. From Kalafatis, the drive takes about 15–25 minutes; a drink or sunbed rental varies greatly depending on the operator.

If you’re using the bus, check the return schedules before staying out late.

09:00

Agios Sostis Beach

Leave Chora by car or scooter: the trip can take about 20–30 minutes. The beach has a more natural feel and fewer facilities than those in the south; access is free.

Bring water and a snack: services may be limited.

11:30

Fokos Beach

Continue to Fokos, a remote bay reached mainly by private vehicle; allow about 15–25 minutes for the roads and final access stretch. Stop for a swim and a walk, checking the sea before getting in.

Do not rely on frequent buses for this area.

13:00

Lunch break in the Fokos area

Plan a simple lunch and a shaded break, checking in advance which places are open. Budget around €15–€30 for a tavern meal, or bring your own water and supplies.

Opening hours may be seasonal.

15:30

Armenistis Lighthouse

Reach the lighthouse in the northwestern part of the island for a scenic stop and to admire the coastline and the open sea. The transfer from Fokos may take around 25–35 minutes; the exterior visit is free.

Access to the lighthouse itself may not be allowed: treat this stop as a viewpoint.

17:00

Return to Chora

Head back toward the center with your own vehicle, allowing extra time for narrow roads and evening traffic. Before dinner, you can stop for a break and budget around €5–€15 for a drink or a snack.

Drive carefully and do not leave visible items in the vehicle.

09:30

Agios Ioannis Beach

Get to the beach by bus, taxi, or car, with a transfer from Chora that is usually short but traffic-dependent. The bay offers a view toward Delos and a more intimate atmosphere; access to the shoreline is free.

Bring water and sunscreen even if the stop is brief.

11:30

Ornos Beach

Head to Ornos for a swim and a break at the seaside bars; the ride by taxi or car can take about 10–15 minutes. For a light lunch or a drink, budget roughly €10–€25.

Compare sunbed prices before choosing the beach club.

14:30

Megali Ammos Beach

Head back toward Chora and stop at Megali Ammos, also reachable on foot from the center in about 15–20 minutes. It’s a good stop for one last swim without straying too far from your accommodation; access is free.

The beach can be windy and the sea is not always calm.

18:30

Windmills of Mykonos

Walk back to the windmills to enjoy the late-afternoon light and say goodbye to the town from one of its best-known viewpoints. The walk and outside visit are free; allow 30–45 minutes.

Arrive early to find space at the viewpoints.

19:30

Little Venice

Wrap up the trip with a stroll along the waterfront and dinner nearby. For a sit-down dinner, budget around €25–€50 per person, with higher prices at venues directly overlooking the sea.

Book in high season, especially for a sunset table.