Explore the tiny uninhabited island of Delos, one of the most important archaeological sites in all Greece. Start your journey with a 45-minute ferry ride to this richly historic site. Delos was the major center of the ancient Greek world and the mythical birthplace of the god Apollo and his twin sister Artemis. Your 2 1/2-hour guided stroll includes such attractions as the Sanctuary of Apollo with its three temples dating from the 6th and 5th centuries B.C. To the west of this sanctuary lies the Sacred Lake , where Apollo was reputedly born. Standing guard over the Sacred Lake are nine replicas of the famous marble lions , which were a gift from the people of Naxos in the 7th century B.C. Other attractions include the amphitheater and the nearby theater quarter where wealthy owners built opulent houses with grand colonnaded courtyards. The island's checkered history finally led to its destruction in 88 B.C. by Mithridates, the King of Pontus. Large-scale restoration work has continued for many years and in 1990 the island was declared a World's Cultural Heritage Site , protected by UNESCO . Your guided walk concludes back at the ferry, for direct return to Mykonos. On arrival there, you are free to return to the yacht at your leisure. Please note: As there is extensive walking on this tour, comfortable shoes are recommended.

A tour of Mykonos that includes a cheese factory, winery, and an orientation tour of Mykonos town is an excellent way to experience the island's rich culture, history, and delicious local products. Start your tour with a visit to a local cheese factory. This tour will give you the opportunity to learn about the production of organic dairy products and taste some of the best Mykonian cheese. Here, you'll learn about traditional cheese-making methods and get to taste some of the delicious cheeses made on the island. You can also take a tour of the farm, which includes a visit to the organic gardens and a chance to meet the farm animals. Next, head to a local winery. Here, you'll learn about the island's wine-making traditions and sample some of the local wines. You can take a tour of the vineyard and wine cellar and learn about the different grape varieties grown on the island. After leaving the countryside of Mykonos, you will make your way to Mykonos Town, which is what the first travellers fell in love with, as they started arriving on the island over 100 years ago. Known for its picturesque, white-washed buildings and charming narrow streets, your Tour Guide will give you a detailed orientation of it, so as you can start exploring on your own pace and make your way to the Town's famous landmarks, such as the Windmills, Little Venice, and the Panagia Paraportiani Church. As you will be enjoying the "labyrinth" of streets that form Mykonos Town, you will also have the opportunity to browse local shops and cafes and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this charming location. Don't forget to bring your camera, as there will be plenty of photo opportunities along the way! Please note: During the summer there is not much shade so it is advisable to wear a hat or visor, sunglasses, and bring sunscreen. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

This is your introduction to the authentic traditional Mykonian style of living as well as an insight into the hospitality and the everyday lifestyle of a traditional Mykonian family. Enjoy a scenic drive to Messaria to arrive at this traditional home. Once here you will be welcomed by your host before starting your cooking class activity, with the traditional Mykonian way of cooking the food, using the authentic organic fresh Mykonian goods taken from the family vegetable garden and accompanied by the narration of Mykonian family habits with stories including the elements of tradition, religion and of course family love and unity. Please note : Wear sun protection, a hat, anti-slip shoes, and bring local currency. This tour involves some walking and standing. Guests with limited mobility should take this into consideration. Dietary requirements can be accommodated but need to be communicated 48 hours prior to call.