Kalafatis Beach, Mykonos
Kalafatis Beach offers a welcome contrast to the buzzy beaches of Mykonos. Located on the island’s eastern shore, it’s far enough from the party scene to feel like a quiet retreat, yet close enough to offer plenty of amenities. The beach stretches wide with golden sand and shallow, crystal-clear water-ideal for relaxed swims and safe for children. Families, in particular, can appreciate the calm, uncrowded setting, as well as the option to rent parasols and loungers or find natural shade beneath the trees.
While the beach is peaceful, it’s far from dull. Kalafatis is one of the island’s top spots for water sports, especially windsurfing, thanks to its steady offshore breeze. Visitors can also try jet skiing, tube rides, water skiing, or wakeboarding, making it a solid pick for adventure seekers looking for an alternative to the club scene. Despite this sporty vibe, the beach never feels chaotic-its size and location help maintain a relaxed, open feel even in summer.
Foodies will find a few worthy detours nearby. Kalo Livadi serves up classic Greek flavors and fresh seafood in a laid-back taverna setting, while Alemagou delivers trendier vibes with Mediterranean dishes and sunset cocktails just a short walk away. Both spots elevate the beach experience without overwhelming it.
Kalafatis Beach proves that Mykonos still has space for those seeking sun, sport, and serenity-no nightclub required.
While the beach is peaceful, it’s far from dull. Kalafatis is one of the island’s top spots for water sports, especially windsurfing, thanks to its steady offshore breeze. Visitors can also try jet skiing, tube rides, water skiing, or wakeboarding, making it a solid pick for adventure seekers looking for an alternative to the club scene. Despite this sporty vibe, the beach never feels chaotic-its size and location help maintain a relaxed, open feel even in summer.
Foodies will find a few worthy detours nearby. Kalo Livadi serves up classic Greek flavors and fresh seafood in a laid-back taverna setting, while Alemagou delivers trendier vibes with Mediterranean dishes and sunset cocktails just a short walk away. Both spots elevate the beach experience without overwhelming it.
Kalafatis Beach proves that Mykonos still has space for those seeking sun, sport, and serenity-no nightclub required.
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Kalafatis Beach on Map
Sight Name: Kalafatis Beach
Sight Location: Mykonos, Greece (See walking tours in Mykonos)
Sight Type: Park/Outdoor
Sight Location: Mykonos, Greece (See walking tours in Mykonos)
Sight Type: Park/Outdoor
Walking Tours in Mykonos, Greece
Create Your Own Walk in Mykonos
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Mykonos Introduction Walking Tour
Welcome to Mykonos-a Cycladic island where mythology, marble, and mojitos live in perfect harmony. Sure, it’s known today for its beaches and nightlife, but scratch the surface and you’ll find a past that’s been busy for over 3,000 years. According to ancient tales, Mykonos was named after Mykons, a grandson of Apollo. Legend says Hercules once battled giants here-and tossed a few across the... view more
Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 1.5 Km or 0.9 Miles
Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 1.5 Km or 0.9 Miles



