Delos Tours - Mykonos

Name: Delos Tours - Mykonos
Address: Kastro, Mykonos, Mikonos 846 00, Greece, 846, Greece

4.1/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Kastro, Mykonos, Mikonos 846 00, Greece
Phone :	📞 +898
Postal code :	846
Website :	http://www.delostours.gr/
Categories :	Transportation service , Tour agency , Travel agency , Car rental agency , Boat tour agency ,

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D	Dave T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hell on earth. Terrible to deal with. On way back from delos was there at 2 for the 3 o clock ferry. They wouldn't let me on the boat guy looked at my ticket and told me my boat was at four. I waited and realised not coming called company no help there. So I have to spend 6 hours in delos after I was ready to go. No water (finished mine about 3) none available on the island and no food. Company just didn't care so unhelpful. Put a sign up on delos. When I said this to lady on phone she said it was not allowed. Signs can be removable and taken back with the last ferry every evening. Money grabbing ..... typical mykonos out to rob you blind
A	Armin Keymaram on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's a must to visit Delos ancient city, it's gorgeous. The boat took us there was good but paying more for a tour guide was wasting money. I highly recommend to pay for transportation only not the extra for tour guide.
Z	Zoé on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really enjoyable trip, the sea was a bit choppy on the way back and many passengers felt a little sea sick, the staff were quick to help anyone feeling under the weather. The tour itself with Athena was really good, she was incredibly knowledgeable and I learnt a lot. Fun day out overall.. even with the rough seas
J	Jyoti Jain on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stay away, it's a tourist trap! Two stars, and that too earned only by the tour guide, Athena. 55 euros per person for this tour is definitely not worth it. First, for 30 minute boat ride (cost of 20€) then add entry fees of 12€. But when there is nothing else on the island, why would anyone go to delos if not to enter the ruins? So it comes to 32€, and if you take the guided tour, it's another 23€, which brings the price to 55€. The museum is closed, you won't get to see a single statue. Athena explained everything very well, but after 30 minutes, everything looks and sounds the same. Save your money and spend it on the exorbitantly priced food anyway. We went for the history but were disappointed.
T	Tanaka Ningen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 10-November ; I didn’t expect so few people wanted to go to Delos. Nobody’s fault but finally the ship didn’t operate due to the weather and insufficient no of passenger. In November, the ship to Delos operate 10:00 every day. (Provided that good weather &enough passengers)
L	Lena Lindley on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The tour guide costas was informative and moved at a great pace through the acropolis and then the museum. The audio equipment worked well.
N	Nick Kruschke on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The boat ride can be bumpy but very worth it, especially in April/May when the wild flowers are in bloom. A great spot to witness ancients ruins and get a little fitness in if desired.
C	Claire Spicer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We took the last boat tour of the day before sunset, and this was the perfect time to visit. The boat was full out on the deck, but there are plenty of seats inside and it didn't seem busy once we arrived. We paid the entrance fee and opted to navigate the site by ourselves. It would have been better having a knowledgeable guide and this option is available, but we got to see more without one, and managed to find the time to add in the short hike to the top of the stairs (a must if you get the chance, as the views are spectacular). The island in itself is very beautiful and the ruins of the ancient city are definitely worth the visit. My husband, who wasn't particularly keen on the trip, ended up enjoying the whole experience more than me! The sunsetting across the Aegean and onto the island made it all the more magical.