What it's like
Dragonisi is a dive site off Mykonos where the caverns sit under the water. Divers know it as a cavern dive site. The caverns are reached by boat, so the dive is planned around the sea rather than the town.
A visit means a boat trip out, then a guided dive into the caverns with a dive center. Divers who are not yet certified can try a short discover-scuba dive first, with a briefing before they go under.
Good to know
- Certified divers only, apart from the discover-scuba option for beginners.
- GoDive Mykonos offers a briefing and a shallow discover-scuba dive for beginners.
- Mykonos Diving Center offers discover-scuba for people with no license and no diving experience.
- Fun dives for qualified divers cover nature, reef, wreck, cavern and antiquities sites.
Dragonisi caverns
Dragonisi is a dive site off Mykonos with a set of caverns under the water. Divers reach them by boat, and the caverns are visited on dives rather than walked into.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Delos
Delos is an archaeological island about 3.5 km southwest of Mykonos, reached by boat. Its ruins, temples and museum are one of the great ancient sites of the Aegean.

Mykonos Town
Mykonos Town, called Chora locally, is the island's port town and capital. It is a whitewashed maze of tiny streets around the harbor, and wandering it is the main thing to do here.
Little Venice
Little Venice is a waterfront district of old houses with colorful wooden balconies, on the western edge of Mykonos Town. People come for the walk down to it and a drink as the sun goes down.
Windmills of Mykonos
The windmills on the western edge of Mykonos Town, a landmark for watching the sunset over Little Venice. You walk up, find a spot on the ridge, and watch the light fall over the harbor below.
The same kind of day, elsewhere
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