They say the Greek gods saw everything… but this they didn’t see coming. In Mykonos, the sun doesn’t hide, the bodies don’t either, and freedom is lived without filters. From the iconic Elia Beach, where the dress code is totally optional and the vibe rises with the heat… to the legendary Jackie O’ Beach, where glamour dances […]
They say the Greek gods saw everything… but this they didn’t see coming.
In Mykonos, the sun doesn’t hide, the bodies don’t either, and freedom is lived without filters.
From the iconic Elia Beach, where the dress code is totally optional and the vibe rises with the heat… to the legendary Jackie O’ Beach, where glamour dances in pareo with a mojito in hand. Not to mention the spicier (and sneakier) spots like Super Paradise or Agrari—each beach has its story, its tribe, its attitude. And fewer labels, too.
Here are the 5 we recommend:
• Elia Beach – Freedom, but make it a beach
The most iconic LGBTQ+ beach in Mykonos, no doubt. Wide open, nude-friendly, and with a clearly queer section at the far right.
10 km from Mykonos Town (about 20 min by car).
• Super Paradise Beach – If partying could pick a beach
This one doesn’t know shame, and it doesn’t want to.
She’s that friend who’d say: “Who’s Shame and why should I dance with her?”
Loud music, hot bodies ready to lose control… and see where the night (or day) leads.
7 km from town (15–20 min).
• Jackie O’ Beach – The diva
Right next to Super Paradise, this is the sacred spot for those who want service (from their sunbed), fabulous drag shows, and a more fancy fantasy.
Also 7 km from Chora.
• Agrari Beach – The quiet one (but never innocent)
Just next to Elia, this one’s more discreet, less crowded, and full of intimate corners. For those who want sunshine, calm, and just a touch of mystery. All blended perfectly.
10 km from town.
• Paraga Beach – Where everyone wants to be
Here you’ll find backpackers, locals, queers, and the simply curious. Great music, crystal-clear water, and a chill energy that invites you to go with the flow. No one’s checking the time here.
6 km from town (15 min by car or quad).
Bonus tip:
Grab your bag, your pareo, and let it happen.
Take the sun, and maybe take a few phone numbers too.
We came to play, didn’t we?