Beach bars & tavernas guide · Mykonos
17 verified beaches in Mykonos with beach bars, tavernas or food close to the sand — built for long lunches, cold drinks and full-day beach plans.
Curated by the Beach Atlas team · Updated July 2026
Some beach days are about the swim. Others are about staying until lunch turns into a second coffee, a cold beer, or grilled fish with wet hair. This guide collects the beaches whose verified data records a beach bar, taverna or food service, so the promise is practical: you can plan a longer day without leaving the coast.
It is not a party-beach list. A quiet cove with one taverna counts; a polished organized beach with bars and music counts; a remote beach with no services does not. If you want the highest-comfort version, compare this with the full-service beaches guide. If you want the opposite, the wild beaches with no facilities guide keeps the natural, bring-your-own-water options separate. For the complete regional inventory, browse all beaches in Mykonos.
In Mykonos, use this guide as a food-and-drink filter first, then check each beach's amenities before you go. Some beaches have a proper beach bar and rental loungers; others simply have a taverna behind the shore. For a more infrastructure-heavy day, use the full-service beaches in Mykonos; for quieter coves with fewer services, compare the wild beaches with no facilities.
Showing #1 – #10 of 17 beaches
Food & drinks: Showers and toilets are listed, together with food, a beach bar and a taverna.
Agia Anna Beach sits in the Kalafatis area of Mykonos, where a golden sandy shore meets a bay recorded for typically calm water. Rocky features frame the edges and nearby hills open the setting towards the Aegean, while the atmosphere combines a relaxed beach day with an organised, social character.
Food & drinks: The beach is backed by cafés, restaurants and accommodations, giving it a nice mix of relaxation and convenience.
Agios Stefanos is a sandy beach on the northwestern coast of Mykonos, just a few km from Mykonos Town and very close to the new Tourlos-port. Its golden sand shore, combined with shallow, clear waters, makes it particularly appealing for swimmers, couples, and families.
Food & drinks: The beach is partly organized: one side has sunbeds and umbrellas, showers, toilets, a beach bar/restaurant, and a water sports operator;
Agrari Beach lies on Mykonos’s southern coast, just east of Elia, and offers a quieter alternative to the island’s party beaches. The shoreline is mainly soft golden sand with occasional small pebbles, and the seabed slopes gently though becomes deeper further out.
Food & drinks: It’s well-organized with quality beach clubs, restaurants and a calm, upscale atmosphere.
Elia is a large, sophisticated sandy beach on the southern coast of Mykonos, about 10 km from Mykonos Town. With long stretches of golden/white sand, clear waters and a spacious shore, Elia offers both luxury and relaxed beach vibes.
Food & drinks: The beach is semi-organized: a beach club provides sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, changing rooms and a bar/restaurant;
Ftelia Beach lies on the northern coast of Mykonos in the Panormos Bay area, giving it a windswept, bohemian flair. The shoreline is mainly sandy with occasional small pebbles and coarser patches near the edges.
Food & drinks: Organised sections list sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, toilets, a beach bar, food and water-sports services, alongside family, snorkelling and photography markers.
Kalafatis is a long beach on the southeastern side of Mykonos, away from the island’s busiest party shores. The coast is mostly golden sand with stones and rocky patches near parts of the waterline, matching its mixed-surface classification.
Food & drinks: The beach has both lively beach clubs and quieter spots, so you can enjoy either social beach-bar vibes or more tranquil relaxation.
Kalo Livadi is a long, elegant sandy beach on Mykonos’s southeastern coast, about 9-10 km from Mykonos Town. The shore is mostly white fine sand, surrounded by gently sloping terrain and low hills. The sea starts shallow, with crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming, families, and relaxed days by the sea.
Food & drinks: The beach is organized in its central sectors, providing sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, toilets, and a beach restaurant/bar.
Lia Beach lies on Mykonos’s southeastern coast, beyond Kalafatis, and offers a more tranquil escape compared to the island’s busy party shores. The beach features soft, golden sand (with some rocky/pebbly patches near edges) and a gently sloping seabed. The water is crystal clear and ideal for snorkeling and diving.
Food & drinks: Ornos combines natural charm with a high level of comfort: plenty of sand, calm water, and easy proximity to restaurants, cafés, shops and accommodations.
Nestled in the sheltered Ornos Bay just south of Mykonos Town, Ornos is an elegant, well-developed beach with a resort feel. The shore is gently sloping, ideal for swimming and family beach days.
Food & drinks: The beach is highly organized: it features dozens of sunbeds and umbrellas, multiple beach bars and restaurants, change rooms and showers, and is tightly managed by beach clubs.
Paradise Beach on Mykonos is world-famous for its energetic party vibe and golden sand shoreline. The sand is slightly coarse yet comfortable underfoot; near the edges there are occasional rocky bits. The sea is typically clear and inviting, with a gentle slope into bathing depth and mild waves in calm conditions.
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