Sunset Visit to Armenistis Lighthouse in Mykonos

The Armenistis Lighthouse stands at the northwestern tip of Mykonos, 184 metres above sea level. Built in 1891, it has guided vessels through the Aegean for well over a century. This 2-hour evening tour brings small groups to the site in time for sunset, with an escort on hand to explain the lighthouse's maritime history and point out landmarks across the water — including the island of Tinos to the north. The journey begins with a hotel or port pickup, then follows the scenic coastal road through Agios Stefanos to the lighthouse area. Once there, guests have unobstructed views in multiple directions: open sea to the west, the new Mykonos port below, and the Cyclades on the horizon. It is one of the few spots on the island where the sunset is completely unobstructed by buildings or hills. Start times shift through the season to align with the actual sunset. When you book, the operator confirms your specific departure time. The tour is straightforward — comfortable shoes are recommended, but no significant walking or climbing is involved. Pickup and drop-off are included for most hotel zones and the cruise port. Guests staying in more remote areas such as Elia, Kalafatis, Super Paradise, or Ano Mera pay a small additional transfer fee of €10 per person in cash on the day.