Plage de Fokos, Sandy beach in northern Mykonos, Greece.
Plage de Fokos is a roughly 300-meter stretch of sandy beach on Mykonos's northern coast with clear waters and rocky hills in the background. The beach lies in an undeveloped setting without commercial infrastructure or built structures along the shoreline.
The northern section of Mykonos remained largely untouched for centuries and keeps its natural character, while the southern region transformed into a major tourist hub. This contrast shows how the island developed economically across different areas.
The beach attracts visitors interested in clothing-optional areas, reflecting a long tradition of such spaces in remote Mediterranean locations. You will notice a more relaxed atmosphere here compared to the busier southern shores of the island.
The beach is roughly 13 kilometers from Mykonos Town and accessible by rough roads, making a car helpful for getting there. Bring your own food and water, as services are minimal in this area.
A single taverna near the beach serves fresh fish caught daily by local fishermen. This is one of the few genuine fishing operations still active across the entire island.
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