This is my favorite beach on Mykonos, and very easy to get to from a cruise ship by city bus. Depart the ship and stay to the right, and find a small kiosk where bus tickets are sold. The VERY HELPFUL Ms. Lenia Zerva told me exactly which bus to take and walked me over to the driver (!) Mr. Christos Krikonis, who promised to take care of me - and he did. The bus has to first go into Old Port, where you get off, wait a bit, then get back on as it heads in the direction you want. A 10-minute ride and you are at the edge of this beach. It's quiet and beautiful and one can see one's ship off in the distance. They seem to run about every 30 minutes, so the return was also easy. I cannot thank Ms. Zerva and Mr. Krikonis enough for their excellent and helpful customer service, going well above what one might expect. Thank you so much, from a somewhat nervous guest to your beautiful island!

Beautiful beach- we did try other beaches but found this one the best and close to our hotel. Quieter than others and no need to be forced into a sun bed (40 euros for two plus umbrella). Small supermarket and a few tavernas. Lovely sand and clear waters! No background music like at other beaches. Family friendly and with a lifeguard.

A nice relaxing beach, sunbeds 40 euros a set which is far lower priced than many others in Mykonos, plenty of room to put your towel on the sand if you prefer. The taverna on the beach has lovely food and drink at reasonable prices, staff are friendly and not pushy (you don't have to buy). Soft chillout music - no pounding noise! Buses are every hour from the old port. Gets busy with locals after 4pm. We visited mid June 2024.

Beautiful beach but a parasol and 2 sun loungers cost 40euros for the day. A bit steep but good quality and comfortable. The beach tavern is very reasonable with plenty of variety on the menu. Service was good and the staff very friendly. They were kind enough to let us off a couple of euros when we found we could access money via our phones and ran out of cash( how embarrassing!) Would be a nice place to go for an evening dinner by the waters edge

Our stay in Mykonos was short enough that we didn't get a chance to compare it to other beaches. But we were happy enough with the beach that we went every day we were there. The water is crystal clear and mostly serene unless a ship has just come in. That said, we enjoyed watching the ships come in; the lifeguard gives you a warning about it, but you can still stay in the water. It's easy to get to if you have a car or if you take a bus from the Old port. The bus ride takes about 5 minutes and costs 2 Euro. The beach is definitely on the quieter, more family-friendly side if that's your thing. There's not a lot of water sports or activities, so if you just want a chill day at the beach, this is the spot for you. There are two restaurants with very reasonably-priced beach chairs nearby. We often purchased lunch from a small local grocery store nearby, which was very budget-friendly.

A really nice beach, white sand, clear water, restaurants, bus stop and a market close by. Not crowded, lots of space, unfortunately some beer caps in the sand- wear some kind of shoes.. Lovely view. At least until the gigantic cruise ships arrive and stay for days.. Love this place.

A lovely sandy beach with calm, clear blue waters. It was busy with greek people on a Tuesday so I take that as a positive! 2 tavernas, a lovely bar, mini market across the road & very nearby bus stop, it is the ideal beach. Plenty of space for those with a towel who don’t want to pay for loungers & umbrella. It is easy to access by public bus from both thenold & new ports (hourly service) or walk up & over the hill on the main road in 10 minutes from the new port (steep but fine & not as bad as it sounds!). Sadly the view was dominated by 4 cruise ships (they were silent) but still lovely & I would recommend it. Note, it becomes adult chest depth very quickly when the tide is in so perhaps not great for tiny kiddos.