Platis Yialos beach is located about 4 km from the center of Mykonos town, a very popular beach on the south side of the island. It is also one of the longest beaches on Mykonos.
Platis Yialos beach is the most frequented beach on the island. Many buses bring people every half an hour to catch the caïques which leave Platis Yialos to all other south coast beaches (Paranga, Agrari, Elia, Paradise and Super Paradise).
Platis Yialos is a large golden sandy beach with fantastic “turquoise” crystal waters.

Paraga beach is the first in the chain of southern beaches which is tolerant to nude sunbathing and supports the needs of the young and fashionable. One of the island’s smallest beaches, it is a combination of two sandy beaches separated by a headland. Although organised, it has a new-age feel about it, with fine sand and huge rocks juxtaposed with blue water. The beach can be reached by bus or by a 15 minute walk from Platis Gialos.

Originally called Kalamopodi, Paradise beach is one of the most famous beaches of Mykonos. It lies on the south side of Mykonos and is very popular with the young crowd. Paradise developed its fame and contemporary name through its discovery by the “Hippies” and other world traveling backpackers of the 60′s.

Just north of Kamari and on the eastern coast is the beach of Monolithos.
Here you will find more peace and quiet than other Santorini beaches, along with all the comforts of the other beaches as there are bungalows facilities for snacks and meals available.

Kalafatis beach is situated in the southern coast of Mykonos. It is one of the quietest and calmest beaches of the island for the buses serving it are limited. The beach of Kalafatis is one of the longest sandy beaches of Mykonos and has mirror-like waters.