Little Venice Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Little Venice. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Small-Group Half-Day Tour in Mykonos

• Mykonos Shore Excursion with Pickup from Cruise Ship Terminal

• Mykonos Small Group Tour for Cruise Passengers—Port Pickup

• Half-Day Highlights of Mykonos Tour

• Private Tour: Mykonos Island in Half a Day

There’s no admission fee to visit Little Venice, a waterfront neighborhood in Mykonos Town. For ease, however, you can explore it with a guide. Prices for group Mykonos tours that visit Little Venice start at US$40, while private experiences with transportation included usually run for upwards of US$115.

Walking tours of Mykonos Town almost always stop by Little Venice, along with neighborhood highlights such as the Mykonos Windmills and Church of Panagia Paraportiani. You can also see Little Venice on food tours, private photography sessions, and shore excursions that include nearby villages such as Ornos and Ano Mera.

Yes, several Mykonos boat cruises stop by Little Venice. Sunset cruises typically take you swimming in quiet spots in the Aegean Sea, then anchor in front of Little Venice for photo ops at golden hour. Longer boat tours also sail to Rhenia Island and the Archaeological Site of Delos.

To photograph Little Venice free of crowds and with a soft glow, head there at sunrise. The area is also picturesque at sunset—and busy with outdoor diners and Instagrammers. Instead of elbowing through the crowds, book an evening boat cruise and take golden-hour shots of Little Venice from the water.

Little Venice has a range of dining options, but most travelers flock to outdoor restaurants that overlook the area’s whitewashed houses and the Aegean Sea beyond. Waterside eateries serve Greek specialties and international cuisine, and the area also has a variety of bars, dessert shops, and quick souvlaki joints.