Agios Sostis Beach, Remote beach in northern Mykonos, Greece.
Agios Sostis Beach is a 250-meter sandy stretch along the northern coast of Mykonos situated in a sheltered cove. Clear waters lap against the sand while natural rock formations and Mediterranean plants frame the shoreline.
The name comes from an old white church dedicated to Saint Sostis perched on the hillside above the beach. This chapel has overlooked the northern waters for centuries.
The beach represents a traditional Greek coastal environment where visitors engage directly with nature without commercial services or organized facilities. People who come here seek simplicity and freedom from the typical beach industry.
Bring your own water, food, and sun protection since the beach has no facilities and remains in its natural state. Access is only by private transport, so plan your route ahead of time.
The beach is accessible only by private transport and attracts visitors who value its clothing-optional policy throughout the shoreline. This isolation gives it a distinctly different character from the commercial beaches nearby.
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