Mykonos Tour Packages

A place where the wind never stops, it is the fantasy land of Mykonos famously known as the ‘The Island of The Winds’.  With beautiful beaches to relax on a sunny day, strolling along the paved paths, and finally enjoying a glass of wine while vibing with the bass of the music, Mykonos has it all. Explore the beautiful and composed island of Mykonos with Dook Travels Mykonos Tours. Be it an unplanned trip or a planned trip, with our Mykonos tour packages, you will receive a grand tour of the island making sure that you don't miss out on any fun.

The fun begins as soon as you set foot on the island of Mykonos. Most travellers start their tour with a fun-filled swim in one of the breathtaking beaches of Mykonos followed by sightseeing the stupefying architecture and natural treasures the island holds. Mykonos holds a strong cultural influence in every alley and corner of the streets. Thus, most travellers start their city tour with a long walk exploring the town and dropping around to witness the local landmarks. The tour usually starts with a visit to the vintage windmills dating back to the 16th century. A classic presentation of a well-preserved open-air museum signifying the divine power of the Cycladic winds centuries before technology stepped foot. The extravagant white-washed mills are a picturesque spot representing the Mykonian tradition to process cereals and other crops.

Within close proximity to the windmills, stands the Paraportiani church, also known as the Church of Panagia Paraportiani built in the 14th century. The Orthodox Church is listed as one of the most photographed churches in the world. The white-washed prodigious house of the almighty is a group of five different churches. The Agios Efstathios church is located at the centre and encircled by Agios Sozon, Agios Anargyros, and Agia Anastasia. On the top lies the dome-shaped Virgin Mary church. The architecture itself justifies why the site is one of the most preferred attractions for travellers.

Walking a few more steps leads to the famous city of Mykonos, Little Venice. With its Venetian route and lavish restaurants and bars along the shoreline, the place itself feels like heaven on earth. The white-washed buildings with little strokes of sea blue are a sight to behold. As you sit on the contrasting wooden chairs and enjoy your drink, it will surely make your heart skip a beat.

The next preferred location is the village of Ano Mera, a 15- minute drive from Mykonos town. The one activity never to miss when in Ano Mera is diving into their traditional culture. Having a generous meal at one of the local taverns is a great way to indulge in the local delicacies. Well-known for its authentic sweets, travellers do not miss out to have a cup of Greek coffee at the cafes at AnoMera as well. After a grand afternoon meal, visit the Panagia Tourliani Monastery and Monastery of Paleokastro. The Panagia Tourliani Monastery architecture showcases the beautiful fusion of traditional Cycladic Architecture and marble sculpture.

After a long tour of sightseeing, it is religiously followed by a soothing relaxation at Kalo Livadi Beach. Dive into the blue waters, sunbathe on the sandy beach, or enjoy water sports at Kalo Livadi Beach. Loosen up for another exciting adventure at Mykonos, its vibrant nightlife.

Before enduring the nightlife, the tour takes you back to the traditional Little Venice to enjoy the warm-coloured sky as the sun dives into the horizon. Grab a cup of the famous Greek coffee, and enjoy it alongside the seashore.

As the stars lit up the sky, Mykonos transforms into a wild party hotspot. From enjoying a drink at the Panigirakis Castle to enjoying a local movie in the open-air cinema theatre, Cine Manto, Mykonos offers exciting nightlife to both the party-geeks and the old-school fellows. Travellers opt for the following options to make their night at Mykonos a memorable one:

● Wander the night shops at Little Venice
● Visit the bars and pubs at Caprice
● Rent a yacht and enjoy the night in the lap of the calm sea-waters
● Go on a cruise ship

The streets of Little Venice at night are filled with crowds all set to party. Even if you are tired yet do not wish to miss out on the fun, you can just grab a drink and enjoy the fun-filled chaos echoing throughout the city.

The delicacies of Mykonos are never to be missed. One such is the rich yield of seafood from the Mediterranean. Some of the foods and dishes that you must taste while you stay in Mykonos are:

● Kopanisti - Spread it on bread and devour it
● Kremidopita - Mykonian Onion Pie
● Lazarakia - Mykonian Handmade Biscuit
● Amygdalota - Mykonian Traditional Sweet
● Mostra - Mykonos Rusk
● Sausage and Kafematika - Mykonos sausage served with black-eyed beans
● Rafiolia - Mykonian Traditional Sweet
● Melopita - Mykonian Honey Pie
● Tiganites Gries - Fried Pancakes

Mykonos is a great place to start your shopping spree. Nammos Village is the largest open-air mall in Mykonos. If you are more into street shopping you can visit the following places:

● Matogianni Street - Famous for its handcrafted jewellery, cookies and traditional sandals
● Polykandriotis Street - Famous for traditional Greek jewellery
● Enoplon Dinameon Street - Famous for branded clothes and footwear
● Little Venice - Famous for traditional leather sandals, hagiographies, and hand-made paintings
● Andronikou Street - Famous for footwear
● Zouganeli Street - Wood and Rope Art

Dook Travels Mykonos Tour offers a diverse range of Mykonos Tour Packages for all categories of travellers. Mykonos Packages are established taking into consideration the preference of the travellers making sure no corner of Mykonos is left unattended. Dook International Mykonos Holiday Packages are customizable and reasonably priced. It also offers Mykonos Tour Packages from India.

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