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I know many beaches on popular islands require you to pay a fee to sit on the beach chairs. Is Mykonos the same way? I hate paying to use the beach 😠
 
Unfortunately many beaches will require you to pay, it's the sad reality but many businesses are struggling and need to profit from the tourism
 
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Beaches provide excellent facilities for which one has to pay, you can take your towel and sit on the sand on many beaches,no problems...
 
Be aware that while in a 'regular' beach in Greece, the fee for a beach chair is 5-10 Euros; in Mykonos the fee can get up to 80 euros. So ask first so that you don't get cough by surprise.
 
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Be aware that while in a 'regular' beach in Greece, the fee for a beach chair is 5-10 Euros; in Mykonos the fee can get up to 80 euros. So ask first so that you don't get cough by surprise.
I am laughing😂😂!..... try €200 for a beach chairs in some places.. There are countless beaches where one can put towel on the sand and chill...I did it all the time even though I knew all the beach renters, something nice about lying on the sand...
 
It's pretty common to pay to use a beach chair and umbrella because it's all about renting the space. Greece isn't the only place where I have encountered this. However, I think that 80 Euros, 200 Euros, etc sounds a bit extreme. That is so unfortunate! For those prices you would think it was a VIP thing, or that you rented a cabana and not just a chair and umbrella. Some of the quieter, tucked away beaches maybe wouldn't charge so much, or anything at all really. However, those beaches probably wouldn't have facilities.
 
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Very true,in Mykonos it is always a hot sizzling topic about rivalry and who has the 'Pull' in the summer,I lived in Kalafatis, where if one eats at local taverna,one can use the beach chairs for free, now move over to Kalo Livadi and we meet the big players with high profile clientele and beach chairs and Cabanas to match,go a bit further down we have Lindsay Lohan beach cabanas,and then over to Psarou and Nammos and the high rollers reside and nothing but fizz flowing all day !,Riva toys moored with ambience to match, the chairs and umbrellas are truly first class, one doesn't ask price for anything,one just pays!😀🤗
 
Sorry for bumping into an old conversation. From my experience, many popular beaches in Greece, including those in Mykonos, have entrance fees and charge for beach chairs and umbrellas. However some beaches are free to access, but they may be less crowded and have limited amenities. It's always a good idea to research the specific beach you plan to visit beforehand to see if there are any fees. Also, use pay stub creator to manage these fees more efficiently. Good luck!
 
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Best Mykonos beaches for families?

I'm planning a family vacation to Mykonos and would love some recommendations on the best family-friendly beaches. With a couple of toddlers in tow, I'm looking for beaches that are not only beautiful but also safe for the little ones to play around and paddle in the water.

Additionally, amenities like clean restrooms, nearby places to grab a bite to eat, and shaded areas would be a huge plus. We want to avoid the party scenes and opt for more serene spots where we can build sandcastles and enjoy the waves without too much worry.

If anyone has experiences or suggestions they'd like to share, I'm all ears! What beaches in Mykonos have you found to be particularly good for families? Any tips on the best times to go, or advice on must-bring items?

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Good Museums to Visit in Mykonos

I know, we don't really think of Museums when we think of Mykonos. But, I am looking for other things to do besides sitting at the beach and going to clubs. Any advice on which museums are worth my time?

I'm particularly interested in learning about the island’s history, art, and culture. Could anyone recommend the top museums to visit? I’ve heard about the Archaeological Museum and the Aegean Maritime Museum, but are there any others that are worth checking out?

Additionally, any tips on the best times to visit these museums to avoid crowds would be greatly appreciated.

Good spas in Mykonos?

I'm planning a trip to Mykonos and I'm on the lookout for some amazing spa experiences. I've heard that this beautiful island has some top-notch wellness centers, but I'd love to get some personal recommendations from those who have been there.

What I'm looking for in a spa:
  • Luxurious treatments
  • Serene atmosphere
  • Professional and friendly staff
  • Great value for money
If you've had a fantastic spa experience in Mykonos, please share the name of the spa and any treatments you particularly enjoyed. I'd also appreciate any tips on the best times to visit and any must-try services.

Great Photo Spots on Mykonos?

I'm planning a trip to Mykonos and I’m super excited about capturing some beautiful moments on camera. I've heard this island is a paradise for photographers, and I want to make sure I don’t miss out on any must-see spots. Some questions:
  • Iconic Locations: Are there any landmarks or famous locations that are a must for photography?
  • Hidden Gems: Do you have any favorite lesser-known spots for photos that might not be so crowded?
  • Sunsets and Sunrises: Where are the best places to catch the sunrise and sunset?
  • Local Tips: Any other tips or advice for getting great shots on Mykonos?
Looking forward to hearing your recommendations and experiences! Thanks in advance for your help.

Family Friendly Activities in Mykonos

I'm planning a family trip to Mykonos and would love some recommendations for family-friendly activities and attractions on the island. We’re traveling with kids, so we're looking for options beyond the usual nightlife and party scene that Mykonos is known for.

Are there any specific beaches that are particularly good for families with young children? We’d love to find some calm, shallow waters where the kids can swim safely.

We're also interested in cultural experiences, such as visiting historical sites or museums that would be engaging for children. Are there any family-friendly tours or activities that provide a bit of local history in a fun way?

Lastly, are there any local parks, playgrounds, or outdoor activities that are great for kids? Any tips on kid-friendly restaurants or cafes would also be greatly appreciated.
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