Boat Trip to Mykonos & Delos, Paros

Enjoy a full-day boat trip to the scenic and archeologically rich islands of Delos and Mykonos. You'll depart from the little harbor of Naoussa village, at the north of Paros, and make your way to Delos Island first. Here you'll find a large, open, and natural archaeological site, one of the biggest in Greece. Delos is famously known as Apollo's birthplace and served as an important religious and commercial center of Ancient Greece.

As a UNESCO Monument of World Heritage, Delos was one of ancient Greece's biggest and most organized settlements. Εnjoy viewing private residences, mosaic floorings, temples, theaters, stages, and gyms in the archaeological site.

Your next stop is Mykonos, an island known for its picturesque villages, sandy beaches, and delicious seafood. Enjoy strolling through the flower-clad and colorful backstreets of Mikri Venetia, a neighborhood known as "Little Venice." Stop to admire the famous windmills, peruse the local shops, or enjoy a refreshing swim in the sea. If you're feeling hungry, there are plenty of seaside restaurants and cafes to try local delicacies and sweets.

IMPORTANT NOTES: Please bear in mind that Delos island is an archaeological site. No swimming is allowed. As the "brightest place of the ancient world" and the birthplace of ancient Greek God of Light, Apollo, it is still a very hot place, especially during summer months. There are no facilities and no shade, so please bring your own bottle of water, snacks, sunhat, sunscreen and sunglasses. It is also worthy of noting that the boat does not serve lunch or proper food. 

Round-trip transfers in a shared minivan to/from the Naoussa village little harbor are included for your convenience and comfort.