Best Beaches Mykonos

The beaches of Mykonos Greece are famous for their golden sand and their crystalline waters as well as for their touristy and sport facilities. The most famous beaches of Mykonos are located on the southern and western coast, where the waters are cleaner and the wind calmer. Among the most famous beaches of the island are Paradise Beach, Super Paradise Beach, which is also popular with guys and nudists, Elia Beach, Psarou Beach, Kalo Livadi and Ornos Beach. Many Mykonos hotels offer superb views in many of these beaches, making your stay amazingly relaxed. The beaches of the northern coast are less organized and crowded and most suitable for those in search of a bit of calm. To reach them though, you need a car or motorbike.

Lifestyle Mykonos

The island has so much to offer that one thing is certain; you will never suffer from boredom. Famous for its nightlife, superb beaches, Mediterranean climate, fantastic city centre and its unique windmills, Mykonos is the place to be for your summer holidays. Whether you are looking for romance, great parties, surfing, sandy beaches, bars and clubs, the island is ready to satisfy all your needs. In Mykonos Just about every house, shop, church, restaurant and windmill is immaculately whitewashed, their door frames and window shutters highlighted with splashes of blue and green. Moreover, the nightlife is a fantastic experience for all visitors. Some of the most famous DJs infuse a unique rhythm at the beach bars and clubs of the island. Start your night from Mykonos Town and discover the hundreds of fantastic bars and clubs of the area. As the night continues the absolute party island will reveal its true treasures. Don’t miss the after hour open club of Cavo Paradiso, a fantastic club with wonderful see view and superb music.

Sightseeing

Mykonos offers a number of superb sights and attractions to its visitors. While you can easily purchase a map of the island, many Mykonos hotels can also provide you assistance on planning your tour. Start your sightseeing from Mykonos Town and visit the traditional Mykonos’ windmills. The Church of Paraportiani and the Archaeological, Maritime and Folklore Museum of the island should also be among your first choices.

Getting around

You can get around Mykonos quite easily, as there are many buses that conduct regular itineraries all day long. There are two bus stations on Mykonos island. North bus station is situated next to the Telephone Office and it is providing regular service to: Ano Mera, Elia, Kalafatis, Kalolivadi, Tourlos and Agios Stefanos. South bus station is situated next to the Olympic Airways office in the square Fabrika and it is providing regular service to Ornos, Agios Yannis, Plati Gialos, Psarou, Paraga, Paradise and Airport. Moreover, you can always rent a scooter or a car from the various car rental companies of the island. Finally, Taxi’s operate at constant rates and could also be a fair choice.