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2-Day Family-Friendly Mykonos Itinerary (Public Transport, Kids-Friendly Beaches & Main Sights)

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Day 1: Chora & Beaches

Mykonos, Greece on September 5, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — Mamalouka (Mykonos Town)

Family-friendly breakfast cafe in Chora with pancakes, Greek yogurt, fresh fruit and kid favorites; a relaxed spot to fuel up before walking the town. Most cafes open 8:00am; confirm seasonal hours.
EUR6, 45m

9:00am

Windmills & Little Venice (Chora)

Walk from the bakery to the iconic Mykonos windmills for photos and continue to Little Venice for sea-front views — easy 20–30 minute stroll that kids enjoy for the seagulls and cobblestones. Outdoor, open all day; stroller-friendly with caution on cobbles.
EUR0, 1h0m

10:30am

Archaeological Museum of Mykonos

Small museum with ancient sculpture and artifacts that gives kids a short, interesting introduction to local history; compact and easy to visit. Typical opening: 8:30am–3:00pm (check seasonal hours).
EUR6, 45m

11:30am

Bus to Platis Gialos / Ornos Beach

From Fabrika or the central bus stop in Chora take the local bus to Platis Gialos or Ornos — frequent service in high season and a short 15–25 minute ride, ideal with kids. Buses run from early morning until late evening but frequency drops at night, so check the schedule.
EUR2.50, 25m

12:00pm

Lunch — Avli Tou Thodori (Platis Gialos)

Popular beachfront taverna at Platis Gialos with child-friendly menu options (grilled fish, chicken, pasta) and shallow sandy beach right in front so kids can play while you eat. Open typically 12:00pm–11:00pm in season.
EUR18, 1h15m

1:30pm

Beach Time — Platis Gialos (swimming & sand play)

Family-friendly sandy beach with calm water, shallow entry and beach facilities (sunbeds, toilets), great for 2 kids to splash and build sandcastles. Lifeguards present on main beaches in season; open all day.
EUR0, 2h30m

4:00pm

Optional water taxi to Paraga / Super Paradise or return to Chora by bus

If kids still have energy, take a 10–15 minute water taxi from Platis Gialos to Paraga for a short boat ride adventure; otherwise catch the bus back to Chora to rest before dinner. Water taxis run afternoons (verify service/season).
EUR6, 30m

5:00pm

Return to Hotel / Rest in Chora

Head back to your accommodation to shower and rest; early evening is perfect for kids to nap or chill before dinner and an easy stroll in town.
EUR0, 1h0m

7:30pm

Dinner — M-eating (Mykonos Town)

Well-known restaurant in Chora with modern Greek dishes and a comfortable atmosphere; book a table early for kids and ask for simple pasta or grilled options for younger palates. Dinner service normally from 7:00pm; reservations recommended in high season.
EUR25, 1h30m

9:00pm

Evening Stroll & Gelato in Little Venice

Finish Day 1 with a short, relaxed stroll through Little Venice for sunset colors and grab gelato — quieter in early September evenings and perfect for family photos. Shops and gelato stands typically open until late.
EUR4, 30m

Day 2: Delos & Ano Mera

Mykonos, Greece on September 6, 2025

7:30am

Breakfast — Quick bakery stop near the Old Port

Grab pastries, fresh fruit and coffee-to-go at a bakery by the Old Port so kids have breakfast before the boat; many bakeries open by 7:00–7:30am. Quick and flexible for an early departure.
EUR5, 30m

8:30am

Boat to Delos Island — Delos archaeological site

Take the scheduled Delos boat from Mykonos Old Port (commonly departs around 9:00am; check exact departure times and book in advance). The guided walk around the open-air ruins is fascinating — kids enjoy the scale and open space; bring sun protection and water. Boats and the site typically operate in high season; the full trip (boat + site visit) usually takes 3–4 hours.
EUR25, 4h0m

12:30pm

Return to Mykonos Town — Lunch

Back on Mykonos, enjoy lunch near the Old Port or head to a nearby family taverna (try grilled chicken or kid-friendly Greek dishes) and rest after the Delos excursion. Many port restaurants open by midday.
EUR15, 1h0m

2:00pm

Bus to Ano Mera village & Monastery of Panagia Tourliani

Catch the public bus to Ano Mera (about 20–30 minutes) to visit the peaceful square and the 16th-century Panagia Tourliani monastery — the square has space for kids to run and several shaded cafes. Monastery visiting hours typically midday; confirm times.
EUR2.50, 1h0m

3:30pm

Snack / Ice cream in Ano Mera — family break

Relax at a café in the village square with easy snacks and ice cream while kids recharge; Ano Mera is low-key and an authentic contrast to busy Chora and beaches.
EUR6, 30m

4:00pm

Bus to Agios Ioannis or Elia Beach (quiet afternoon swim)

From Ano Mera or back via Mykonos Town, head to Agios Ioannis (calmer, great for sunset views of Delos) or to Elia (long sandy beach, family facilities). Bus routes vary — check current schedules; travel time range 20–40 minutes depending on route.
EUR3, 1h30m

5:30pm

Beach play & sunset at Agios Ioannis (recommended for families)

Agios Ioannis has shallower waters and a relaxed vibe, making it ideal for children and for watching an early sunset; fewer crowds later in the day. Open all day; no entrance fee.
EUR0, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner — Kastro’s (Little Venice) or family taverna in Chora

Return to Chora for an early, kid-friendly dinner in Little Venice where tables near the water provide a memorable sunset meal; Kastro’s offers light seafood and Greek dishes in a historic setting. Arrive early (7:00–7:30pm) to catch sunset seating.
EUR22, 1h30m

9:00pm

Relaxed evening walk & souvenir shopping

Finish your two days with a short stroll through the lit alleys of Chora, pick up any souvenirs and head back to your accommodation for an early night — helpful after two active days with kids.
EUR0, 30m
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