A local bus runs between the Mykonos Town Fabrika terminal and Super Paradise every couple of hours. Probably the most gay-friendly beach on Mykonos. Located 6 km south of Mykonos Town.Ī small beach with plenty of activity and 2 or 3 beach bars. Paradise Beach was once the most popular gay beach but is now largely straight.
Buses go directly from Mykonos Town to Paradise Beach, and the beach is located along the water-taxi route. After the sun goes down the party gets wilder. Greco Philia Luxury Suites & Villas (luxury)Ī young lively party-beach with many bars spilling out onto the sand.Myconian Imperial Resort & Villas (luxury).Lots of parking here if you have a rental car. Elia is the easternmost stop along the water taxi route that connects to many southern beaches. In high season there are 5 or 6 buses a day from Mykonos Town to Elia. Zephyros (budget – the only hotel right at Paraga).Soho Roc House (luxury – half way between Paraga and Paradise Beach).The closest bus and water taxi stops are a short walk away at Platis Gialos Beach. Many restaurants, beautiful sand, some watersports, and a little shopping. The westernmost beach along the water-taxi route. The most family-friendly beach on Mykonos. Bay Bees Seaview Suites and Homes (moderate)Ī beautiful beach with lovely surroundings and many tavernas.Myconian Ambassador Hotel & Spa (luxury).Located about 5 km southeast of Mykonos Town and on the water taxi route that goes to Super Paradise and other beaches. Lively, wide, and beautiful with many restaurants, several hotels, a mini-market, and direct buses to Mykonos Town. Myconian Imperial Resort & Villas The 12 Best Beaches on Mykonos.That said, they are much quieter and if you catch them on a peaceful day you’ll have a beautiful beach nearly all to yourself. The beaches along the north can look great in pictures but will often be quite windy – especially in July and August.
The best beaches on Mykonos are along the south coast of the island where they are protected from the sometimes brisk winds that blow from the north. The water taxi starts in Ornos Beach but you Ornos is not connected to the others by the walking path. And you can take the Mykonos water taxi back if you’re out of energy. A top highlight of a trip to Mykonos is to walk between the 5 beaches – swimming, drinking, and eating along the way. All of these are connected by a footpath along the coast. A little farther around the corner (just off the top of the photo) is Paradise Beach. Here you can see Psarou Beach in the foreground, next on the left is Platis Gialos Beach, then near the top of the picture you can see Agia Anna Beach, and on the far top side of that little peninsula is Paraga Beach (not visible).
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