
Delos Island Day Trip
Home to countless treasures of Antiquity, Delos is one of the most important historical sites in Greece. Discover its incredible legacy on this day trip from Mykonos. Day Trip Details.
- 4 hours
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Home to countless treasures of Antiquity, Delos is one of the most important historical sites in Greece. Discover its incredible legacy on this day trip from Mykonos.
Day Trip Details
At the designated time, we'll meet at the chosen meeting point and embark on a ferry for a day trip to Delos. After about 30 minutes on the Aegean Sea, we'll arrive at Delos. Upon arrival, we'll begin a guided tour of the archaeological site lasting 1.5 hours, exploring significant historical sites.
The tour includes the ancient theatre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the former houses of Delian, Dionysus, and Cleopatra. We'll also hike to the old Delos theatre, which dates back to the third century BC and once seated 5,000 people.
The tour continues to the Apollo Temple to see the renowned Delos lions, a collection of marble sculptures dedicated to Apollo, although some were taken during historical conflicts. Other sites include the House of the Dolphins and the Doric Temple of Isis. You will have 50 minutes of free time before we return by ferry to the meeting point, completing the trip in 4 hours.
Archaeological Museum of Delos
Please note that the Archaeological Museum of Delos is closed for construction until further notice.
Tour Options
During the booking process, you can choose between the following options:
Tour from meeting point: Meet at Mykonos Port.Tour + hotel pickup & drop-off at meeting point: Pickup from your hotel, drop-off at Mykonos Port.Tour + hotel pickup & drop-off: Pickup and drop-off at your hotel.
Prices
Included
- Return ferry between Mykonos and Delos
- English–speaking guide
- Hotel pickup and drop–off (depending on selection)
- Transport by minibus or bus (depending on selection)
- Admission to archeological site of Delos
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility