20 Best Beaches of Mykonos: Discover Paradise
Mykonos is famous for its breathtaking beaches, adored by global travelers for their golden sands and crystal-clear waters. These coastal gems are not just scenic but also offer a variety of amenities, including seaside restaurants, vibrant bars, and thrilling water sports activities. Immerse yourself in the allure of Mykonos by escaping to these idyllic shores. Today we will let you know about the 20 best beaches of Mykonos island
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Ornos Beach
Ornos Beach in Mykonos, is only 5 minutes away – walking distance – from the Pineapple House. The beach is both family-friendly and trendy for couples and friends. It’s famous for its calm waters and vibrant atmosphere. This popular spot offers plenty of dining and drinking options. And if you want to explore more beaches, you can also take the chance to hop on the water taxi, which begin in front of the Ornos bay.
Korfos Beach
Very close to the Pineapple House – 3 minute walking distance – is another beach known for its winds, creating bigger waves. Korfos beach is perfect for windsurfing but not so great for swimming unless you’re into the sports. You can enjoy there, windsurfing, kite and regular surfing. And if it is your first time, don’t worry. There is surfing school with instructors that will guide you.
Agios Ioannis Beach
Only 5 minutes away from the Pineapple House, you will find Agios Ioannis beach. Whether you decide to get by car or by bus, Agios Ioannis offers a more local and peaceful atmosphere. It’s sandy with some rocky areas near the water. You can see amazing sunsets that overlook the ancient ruins on Delos Island. There are some options to eat and rest on the beach with sunbeds and umbrellas. Or you can take the chance and do a summer picnic on the beach.
Kapari Beach
A really cool beach you might not know about is Kapari Beach. It’s like a hidden gem with super clear water and really soft sand. To get there, after you’re on the road to Agios Ioannis, you’ll see a rough road that goes for about 150 meters until it stops. Then, you just have to walk down some rocks for about 15 meters, but it’s not hard. Remember to bring your own stuff because there aren’t any shops nearby. Local Tip: Bring your own food and wine and make it a daytrip until the sun sets beautifully.
Psarou Beach
Psarou Beach is only 10 minutes by car from Pineapple House. It combines luxury and relaxation with its amazing sand and azure waters. It’s a haven for the elite with yachts all over the shores. Psarou maintains an air of sophistication. Among its attractions is Nammos. The complex has a famous restaurant offering a variety of fish dishes and tapas. As evening falls, the restaurant transforms into a beach club, hosting chic Greek summer entertainment.
Paradise Beach
Paradise beach is a super fun beach in Mykonos known for crazy parties! Lots of young people hang out here day and night. There are plenty of bars, places to eat, and shops for beach stuff. You can easily catch a bus from Ornos to Mykonos Town, then catch another bus straight to Paradise Beach. Check out Tropicana Beach Club and Cavo Paradiso nearby!
Paraga Beach
Paraga is like a more chill alternative to the famous Paradise Beach nearby, and it’s perfect if you want a beach club vibe. It’s also close to other beautiful beaches like Agia Anna. Santanna beach club is also located in Paraga. It’s the ultimate party spot where you can groove from morning till night with awesome DJs and singers like Tyga, French Montana, Asap Rocky, and Gunna.
Agia Anna Beach
Agia Anna beach is a cozy beach next to Paraga. It’s not too busy, making it perfect for a peaceful day by the sea. But of course, if you change your mind and need something more loud, you can walk from there to Santanna Beach Club or even to Scorpios.
Super Paradise Beach
Super Paradise is known as one of the most famous beaches for gay people on Mykonos. In the afternoon, this beach can get busy and noisy, but the water is super clear, and the views are amazing. Every evening, Jackie O’ Beach Club hosts a lively drag show with a beautiful view of the sea as the backdrop.
Agrari Beach
Agrari is a long, beautiful beach with a picturesque little white church nearby, ideal for photoshooting spot. The water is crystal clear and beautiful. Also, there’s another part of the beach with gravel instead of sand, and the water gets deep quickly. Families like to come here because it’s safe, and quiet. Moreover, there aren’t many beach chairs everywhere, so you can find a spot easily and for free.
Lia Beach
Lia Beach in Mykonos is super pretty and great for families. You can chill with your kids or friends. The water is green and there are white pebbles and sand. There is also the Liasti beach bar with amazing minimalistic decoration like desert.
Kalo Livadi Beach
Kalo Livadi is super famous in Mykonos because it is a long beach with soft, golden sand and the water is a beautiful crystal blue. It is ideal for children of small age, as the waters are shallow at the beginning. It’s the kind of beach that everyone loves because it’s so pretty and relaxing. But, of course, if you want the beach club vibes, Kalo Livadi accomodates 2 famous beach bars. On the one side of the beach, you will find Lohan beach bar and on the other side Solymar.
Elia Beach
Elia is the longest beach one on the island. The water is a beautiful turquoise color and it’s very common choice for people who want to do watersports. During the summer, most of the beach is filled with umbrellas and beach chairs, but there’s a small part where you can just lay on the sand if you prefer. This part is usually on the right side, and it is also nude friendly.
Ftelia Beach
Ftelia is a pretty big beach, but not many people come because it’s often windy. The ones who come want to relax and do watersports, such us windsurfing. Alemagou beach bar is located in the right side of Ftelia and it is full of bohemian vibes. It’s got palm trees and cactus that give it a tropical desert look. It’s perfect for spending the whole day, with its relaxed atmosphere.
Panormos Beach
Panormos beach is still mostly untouched and natural. It’s great for people who like naturism. Because it’s on the north side of the island, it gets windy and the sea can be rough sometimes. But on calm days, it’s one of the nicest and most peaceful beaches on Mykonos.
Agios Sostis Beach
One of the best beaches in Mykonos is Agios Sostis. It is an amazing beach with golden colored sand and non-deep waters a long way from the shore. It’s very peaceful but because it’s on the north side, it can get quite windy, especially in summer. The best part about coming here is Kiki’s Tavern. They serve simple, tasty traditional greek food.
Kalafatis Beach
Kalafatis Beach is the only Blue Flag beach in Mykonos, found near a small village with the same name. It’s a quiet family friendly beach and famous for windsurfing, but it can sometimes be a bit wavy. Although it is a far away from the city centre, you can take a bus to come here. Kalafatis offers also a great variety of water sports, scuba diving and snorkeling. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas for a small fee, but there’s also places to lay out your own blanket. There are restaurants at both ends of the beach.
Agios Stefanos Beach
Agios Stefanos is the beach closest to the ferry port in Tourlos, which is north of Mykonos Town. It’s a sandy beach with shallow water. It’s a family friendly beach where you can rent sunbeds and visit casual restaurants. The sunset here is amazing, and you can watch the ferries and cruise ships coming and going.
Mykonos has some really famous beaches. They’re amazing places to relax and have fun. From lively spots to peaceful places, there’s something for all needs. If you want to start your Mykonos vacation right, consider booking a stay at our Pineapple House. It’s in a great location and has comfy rooms. So, book your stay now and get ready for an unforgettable time exploring the island’s beautiful beaches!