Elia Beach, Mykonos

Elia Beach, Mykonos

Elia Beach is one of the nude-friendly beaches in Mykonos. Beach-goers are welcome to remove their clothing, but many visitors to Elia Beach prefer to keep it all on. Conversely, there is a separate nudist beach near Elia Beach, where clothing is frowned upon.

The beach offers plenty of sunbeds with shaded umbrellas. Since the beach is so popular, the visitors must arrive early in the day to secure a spot. Even though Elia Beach is the largest beach in Mykonos, space is at a premium due to its popularity.

Elia Beach is known for being very gay-friendly. It is frequented by the LGBTQ+ community and also visited by families who enjoy the shallow, crystal-clear water, ideal for swimming.

In the evenings, Elia Beach becomes a party beach. Visitors can find music, dancing, and plenty of activities once the sun goes down.

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Elia Beach on Map

Sight Name: Elia Beach
Sight Location: Mykonos, Greece (See walking tours in Mykonos)
Sight Type: Park/Outdoor

Walking Tours in Mykonos, Greece

Create Your Own Walk in Mykonos

Create Your Own Walk in Mykonos

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Mykonos Introduction Walking Tour

Mykonos Introduction Walking Tour

Mykonos is both an island and a city in Greece. The island of Mykonos is part of the Cyclades. It is known for its beautiful beaches and an active nightlife. The city of Mykonos, often referred to as the Chora, is where most of the island's residents work and live.

The history of Mykonos dates to at least the 11th century BCE. It was under Roman control through the 12th century when the...  view more

Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 1.5 Km or 0.9 Miles