Here is a list of all the sights you can find in Mykonos, with distances from the villa.

Armenistis Lighthouse – 13.2 km: The 19-metre-tall Armenistis Lighthouse is one of the most beautiful sights in Mykonos. It dates back to 1891 (some people say, 1894) and is home to pristine views and seascapes. Armenistis Lighthouse occupies a space in the Fanari region, 7km from Mykonos Town and its focal height exceeds 180 meters.

Little Venice – 9.7 km: Little Venice is one of the most romantic and idyllic spots in Mykonos. Its original name is Alefkandra but slipped into a more touristy version due to the resemblance the local authorities believed this place has with the Italian city of Venice.

Mykonos Windmills – 10 km: The construction of the famous Mykonos windmills begun in the 16th century by the Venetians. At that time, grain production (wheat, in particular) was the primary occupation of Mykonos residents and the windy weather created the ideal conditions to operate a windmill. Over time, the focus has shifted from grain production to tourism, making the windmills a scenic landscape for visitors to visit. Today, some 16 windmills survive on the island, with 5 of them sitting on a straight strip of land (aka Kato Mili), offering staggering views of the Aegean Sea, the beautiful coastline, and the picturesque Little Venice.

Delos Island – Boat Access from Mykonos port: Mykonos-owned Delos island was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. In the Hellenistic years (during the Peloponnese war to be precise), though, the Athenians decided to purify Delos. No woman was allowed to have children and no person could be buried or have their funeral there.