Armenistis lighthouse

"The Armenistis Lighthouse, also known as Faros Armenistis, is a beautiful landmark located on the northwestern tip of Mykonos Island, Greece. Built in 1891, it stands as a silent sentinel overlooking the Aegean Sea, serving as a testament to the island's rich maritime history. While the lighthouse itself is not open to the public, visitors can still admire its beauty from afar and enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the surrounding coastline. The lighthouse is a popular spot for watching sunsets, and it's a great place to relax and take in the beauty of the island. The original lighting machinery from the Armenistis Lighthouse is now on display at the Aegean Maritime Museum located in Mykonos Town. The museum also houses a collection of model ships, nautical maps, and other naval artifacts."

"The lady who ran our hotel recommended the Armenistis Lighthouse as a spot to get a great view over the island of Mykonos. To get here, is a winding, narrow road, and once here, the views are rather mediocre, in my opinion. However, during the drive back towards Mykonos town, the views opened up and this is what we saw. Driving to the lighthouse is only worth it if you have a rental car, time to spare, and don’t mind driving on narrow, rough, winding roads."