Agios Stefanos - all beaches

This beach is small and peaceful, offering two excellent restaurants and fantastic opportunities for swimming.

This seemingly idyllic and remote beach boasts a charming archaeological dig site nestled in its midst. The water is pristine and transparent, offering a refreshing respite from the scorching sun. However, don't let the picturesque facade fool you. The beach is marred by the unsavory presence of used condoms and discarded beer bottles and cans, which detract from the otherwise serene atmosphere. Additionally, be wary of the wind direction, as a shift from the north can transform the tranquil waters into a turbulent and choppy sea.

While the beach certainly has its merits, the sand and winds can be quite unforgiving, detracting from the overall experience. The sunsets, on the other hand, are truly breathtaking. However, it's worth noting that the beach is not without its flaws - we encountered quite a bit of litter, including broken glass, which made walking on the sand a bit treacherous. To ensure safety, it's best to wear some form of footwear while exploring this particular beach.

This seaside spot may be petite, yet it boasts a prime location in close proximity to the town. The grains of sand may be coarse and interspersed with cigarette butts, but the ocean views and salty breeze make for a pleasant escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Wow, what a place! It's like stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the era of Greek gods and their furry companions. We were thrilled to have taken a guided tour of Delos, which was just a hop, skip, and a jump away from Mykonos. This place is steeped in history and we were in awe of its ancient magic. If you're a history buff, this is the perfect spot for you. Just remember to bring a water bottle because you'll be so entranced by the beauty of this place that you'll forget to hydrate!

The beach is a curious sight by the sea! It can be a bit challenging to reach from the right side, but from the front, we have a clear view of the houses embedded in the rocks.