Shores of Mykonos are lined with many beaches that range from party to nudist beaches. Speaking of nudist beaches, Mykonos island is home to a decent number of them. To name a few, there is Megali Ammos beach, Merchia beach and Super Paradise beach.
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Clothing-optional options are limited in the United States, but there are a few public beaches where nudity is accepted, including Haulover Beach in Miami, Gunnison Beach in New Jersey, North Baker Beach in San Francisco, and Black's Beach near San Diego.
Otherwise, if the beach is clothing optional or if it has a clothing optional section, you're free to stay clothed, wear a swimsuit, go topless, or go completely nude there. It's your choice, and everyone there will be fine with your choice.
One of the best free beaches in Mykonos is Megali Ammos Beach. Located just a short walk from the town of Mykonos, this beach offers crystal clear waters and soft, golden sand. The beach is well-equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas for rent, as well as a variety of water sports activities.
Bright colors are always encouraged, especially white and blue motifs. You can also put on mesh dresses over your favorite bikinis if you're going to a beach club, and you'll fit right in. When it comes to footwear, you can never go wrong with high-heeled sandals.
Glass containers are not allowed on any beaches. Bring plastic and paper for your beach goodies, and, of course, dispose of those items properly. Metal shovels move too much sand and are not allowed.
Whether you have a cloudy day or choose sunlight or sunset time, wearing white will highlight the blue of the ocean. It also looks great with all skin tones and hair colors. If you are after a pop of color, stick with shades of blues, turquoise, and aqua as they stand out with the neutral backdrop of the sand.
Other absorbent materials (such as cotton) can break down in the water and cause fibers to clog filters. Any “colored” material (unless specifically made for swimming) can bleed into the pool, affecting water chemistry and balance.
Top “rules” of “beach etiquette”Don't sit too close to others if there is open space — 58% Don't litter — 53% Don't shake off/remove sand close to others — 51% Don't play music loudly — 40% Don't set up your things right in front of others — 39%
While even the hottest clubs in Mykonos don't have actual strict dressing codes, you should know that formal attire and getting dressed up is encouraged, especially during the first hours on opening nights at the beginning of the season, when everyone's picture will be taken.
Wearing heels in Mykonos is generally not recommended due to the island's terrain. The cobblestone streets, especially in Mykonos Town, can be quite uneven and difficult to navigate in heels. Many people opt for flat sandals, which are both comfortable and fashionable.
Essentials include swimwear, beach cover-ups, sandals, sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection. For exploring towns, comfortable shoes are a must. Pack breathable clothing for daytime and slightly dressier options for evenings. Consider including a jacket or sweater for cooler nights.