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TOP 11 BEACHES IN MYKONOS (CHRIS' GUIDE)

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Beaches in order of appearance:
00:08 - Mykonos Town
00:21 - Ornos Beach
00:31 - Panormos Beach
00:47 - Paradise Beach
01:13 - Platis Gialos Beach
01:23 - Psarou Beach
01:38 - Super Paradise Beach
01:55 - Elia Beach
02:03 - Ftelia Beach
02:13 - Kalafati Beach
02:22 - Kalo Livadi Beach

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CAVO TAGOO, Mykonos' trendiest 5-star hotel (Greece): full tour

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MYKONOS, NIGHT-SHOPPING in the world's most FAMOUS ISLAND (GREECE)

SUBSCRIBE: - Let's go to the very beautiful Greek island of Mykonos (Μύκονος) and let's walk around, after sunset, and let's experience the narrow shopping streets of the main town Chora (Χωρα).

Mykonos is a Greek island, part of the Cyclades, lying between Tinos, Syros, Paros and Naxos. The island spans an area of 85.5 square kilometres (33.0 sq mi) and rises to an elevation of 341 metres (1,119 feet) at its highest point. There are 10,134 inhabitants (2011 census), most of whom live in the largest town, Mykonos, which lies on the west coast. The town is also known as Chora (i.e. the Town in Greek, following the common practice in Greece when the name of the island itself is the same as the name of the principal town).

Mykonos' nickname is The island of the winds. Tourism is a major industry and Mykonos is well known for its vibrant nightlife.

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Mykonos & Delos - Greece | island travel guide HD

Our travel guide from Mykonos, the most glamorous Greek island, where we spent our island-hopping summer holiday. We loved the beaches with crystal clear water and golden sand, the windmills, Mykonos town and the Small Venice. Delos is the biggest archaeological site in Greece and it is located only 30 minutes from Mykonos.

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Hey guys!!! As you can tell I recently went to Mykonos and had the time of my life. I just wanted to share a little bit of my trip and to show you don’t have to be rich to have a great time here. This is Mykonos on an average persons budget!! You all will see my hotel, the town and just my favorite parts. I hope you enjoy it and please like, comment, and subscribe!!
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The Ultimate guide to Mykonos Beaches | Greece HD

Mykonos beaches are famous all over the world for their golden sand and the crystal waters. As this is among the most popular tourist destinations in Greece, most Mykonos beaches are organized with many tourist facilities, from seaside accommodation to beach bars, restaurants and water sports centers. The best organized beaches in Mykonos are found on the southern coast, which get extremely overcrowded during peak season. Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach are famous as the best party beaches in Greece. Beaches on the northern coast of the island are less organized and ideal to enjoy some calm moments. Nudism is frequently practised there. You will find below a list with the best beaches in Mykonos island.

Mykonos beach guide - 22 Mykonos beaches Mykonos, Greece

Mykonos beaches are famous all over the world for their golden sand and the crystal waters. As this is among the most popular tourist destinations in Greece, most Mykonos beaches are organized with many tourist facilities, from seaside accommodation to beach bars, restaurants and water sports centers. The best organized beaches in Mykonos are found on the southern coast, which get extremely overcrowded during peak season. Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach are famous as the best party beaches in Greece. Beaches on the northern coast of the island are less organized and ideal to enjoy some calm moments. Nudism is frequently practised there. Source: greeka.com

Mykonos | The Five - Star Party island HD

Top international DJs fly in on private jets every day to host all-night club parties. Music starts blasting out across the sand at the bigger beaches from 3pm. Rental Jeeps and quad bikes clog the hilly roads, and you have absolutely no chance of hiring anything open-topped unless you have thought to book months ahead. And in the warren of whitewashed lanes of Mykonos Town, in boutiques such as Soho-Soho and the ridiculously photogenic Louis Vuitton on a little square shaded by an ancient olive tree, it’s easier to find skimpy, glittery club- and beach-wear or a Chanel lipstick than the usual Greek island offerings of olive oil or locally made soap. But that’s just in July and August.

More than anywhere else on the planet, including Ibiza, Mustique and St Barts, Mykonos has a reputation for being the world’s five-star party island. In high season, the reputation is deserved. That’s when parties at Nammos, at Psarou – the first of the famous beach clubs to open, in 2005 – at Scorpios at Paraga, Principote at Panormos, Cavo Paradiso, SantAnna and Nemo pulsate until 7am. When the island’s taxi drivers work around the clock, ferrying clubbers out at midnight and back to their hotels at dawn, and restaurants are often still serving breakfast at 5pm.

Outside those high-season months, however, it’s a different story. At the start and end of the holiday season, when the population has yet to swell from the 10,000 who live here year-round to the 180,000 who pack in during July and August, Mykonos reveals itself to be mostly a calm, quiet little island. If you want a peaceful week of sightseeing and sunshine, great hotels and good food, June or late September or October are delightful times to go.

At 10 kilometres by 15km, Mykonos is one of the smallest of the Aegean Islands. Scenically, it’s hardly the most beautiful, with stony fields, hillsides sparsely scattered with fig and olive trees, and a constant salty breeze ensuring little grows in its thin soil, although the local council’s policy that buildings are painted a dazzling white, and no more than two storeys high, gives the island an architecturally harmonious appeal.

Yet Mykonos possesses three great blessings. Firstly, whereas most Greek island’s beaches are pebbly, about 25 sandy beaches fringe its jagged coastline. Secondly, it has a hard-working, pragmatic population who happily endorse the municipality’s strict planning laws, which also ban advertising hoardings, permit neon signs only at petrol stations and pharmacies, and generally ensure the island looks Instagram-ready at all times and in all places. Thirdly, its tiny neighbouring island, Delos, is the site of some of the most important and romantic ancient ruins in Greece.

In July and August, the best hotels and restaurants, which rival anything St Tropez has to offer, reliably pull in celebrity guests – including Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Usain Bolt and Lewis Hamilton last summer. So the appeal of a spring or (better, because the water is warmer) late-summer stay is that rates are considerably lower than in high season.

It’s easy to get a waterfront table at Bill & Coo. You don’t have to queue to get a seat for the 20-minute ferry crossing to Delos. Plus, daytime temperatures hover around a delicious 25°C or so, much lower than in August.

Mykonos | Platis Gialos beach

Platis Gialos is the longest stretch of beach on the island and yet another popular spot 4 km south from Chora. Visitors can access the area by bus, taxi or rental or easily by small ferry boats that tour other popular beaches along the way. Since it's initial development, the area has become more cosmopolitan. Lined with well-organized hotels, restaurants and water sports amusement for younger crowds, it is noted as a family friendly destination. The hotels and apartments for rent all have balconies overlooking the sea and are located on the first floors above the restaurants, bars, shops and mini markets. Here, you can take a boat trip to other beaches on Mykonos like Paranga, Paradise & Super Paradise or, for the seaman at heart, you can rent a boat to make your own day trips too.

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