From the airport to the city.

- It is possible to take a taxi at the Mykonos airport due to the convenience and accessibility, buses are rare, the trip takes about 10 minutes from the airport to Mykonos town.

- Buses cost 1.60 euros and travel about 15 minutes to Fabrica station, which is located in the heart of the city.

- You can also book a group transfer from the cruise company with the manager of For Gates Ukraine.

- The best way to order a transfer from the manager of For Gates Ukraine (55 Euro / 1-3 passengers).

 

From port to city

- There are buses from the port to the city center organized by cruise companies.

- The road to the town of Mykonos, also called Chora, is designed for cars, it has no curbs, so you can take the ship's shuttle. Their average cost is 8 euros (round trip).

- There is a regular bus on the same route, but it runs less frequently. One way cost is 1 euro.

- Also boats run from the new port to the old port. The cost is 2 euros one way.

- A taxi from the cruise terminal in Tourlos to the center of Mykonos takes about 5 minutes and costs 10 euros.

- You can also book a group excursion from the cruise company with the manager of Fort Gates Ukraine.

Windmills. The first thing that catches your eye before you enter the harbor is a row of seven white windmills set on a small promontory. The mills have become a symbol of the entire island; you can walk to the southwest of the Alefkandra quarter and look at them.

 

Matojanni street. During the day you can stroll through souvenir shops, boutiques, jewelry stores and a couple of international chains like Sephora and Lacoste, while in the evening there is a delicious selection of restaurants in romantic locations with bougainvillea growing on the walls and bars that are open until the early hours.

 

Business with. In the Old Harbor, you can sail to one of the most valuable archaeological sites in Greece. Delos is just a few kilometers off the southwestern coast of Mykonos and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Delos is the birthplace of the twin gods of Apollo and Artemis.

 

Archaeological Museum of Delos. After 30 years of excavation, a French school in Athens needed a museum for all of its discoveries on Delos, and it was opened in 1904. Archaeological excavations have been going on for over 145 years, and among the sights worth visiting are the bronze mask of Dionysus from the 2nd century BC. e., a plaque in ivory with a relief of a Mycenaean warrior in 1400 BC. and a sculpture of Boreus, kidnapping Oreithia from the end of the 5th century BC. e.

 

Alefkandra "Little Venice". The most romantic place in Mykonos. This is the name of the part of the city that literally "hangs" over the sea. Amazing view. On the territory of Alefkandra there are a number of cute cafes, bars where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the sea breeze, mills, and the scorching sun while sipping a delicious cocktail.

 

Church of Panagia Paraportiani. To the north of Little Venice, in the Castro area, is the charming Church of Panagia Paraportiani. This tallest church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Panagia) and is easily recognizable by its dome.

 

Rarity Gallery. Recently, Mykonos has gained a reputation as an art direction and is closely related to the Rarity Gallery. During your visit you can expect to see works from famous names, but you will also be surprised by the lesser-known, emerging talent that the gallery has taken under its wing.

 

Archaeological Museum of Mykonos: The island's most humble but attractive archaeological museum contains objects found in Mykonos and the surrounding islands, from prehistory to the end of the Hellenistic period, around the 1st century BC. e.

 

Agios Sostis beach. If you are looking for a place for yourself, take care of the beaches in the less visited north of Mykonos, which is dotted with natural parks.

 

Elia Beach. On the other hand, you may want to experience Mykonos at its most vibrant and cosmopolitan, in which case Elia Beach on the south coast is a great choice.

 

Kalo Livadi beach. In the southeast of Mykonos, Kalo Livadi is a sandy beach overlooking a picturesque valley with clusters of white houses, with sun lounger blocks separated by wooden walkways.

 

Kalafatis beach. Kalafatis is another two enchanting sandy bays with an arc of golden sand and shallow clear waters, and is distinguished by its east-facing orientation. On the northern edge of the bay there is a promenade with a restaurant, where tourist boats for cruises leave.

Car tour with a Russian-speaking guide - 4 hours

 

Dedicate this day to discover one of the world's most fashionable resorts. You can fall in love at first sight with this snow-white island, with labyrinths of winding streets, bathed in bright sun against the backdrop of the azure sea. And if you add to this exquisite restaurants, pristine beaches and the atmosphere of universal fun and dancing until the morning, then you can hardly find a better place to relax. On the island, you will have the opportunity to walk through the graceful whitewashed streets, visit the Paraportiani church, built in the typical Cycladic style of the island, and admire the windmills located in the tourist's favorite corner of the island called "Little Venice".

 

After walking, you will head to one of the most fashionable beaches on the island, where you will experience a bohemian atmosphere.

 

Cost - on request