Tucked away on Mykonos' southern shore, Elia Beach is a vibrant blend of action and leisure, offering a thrilling selection of water sports activities in addition to immaculate sands. Elia Beach, which stretches elegantly down the shore, provides a large water play area for swimmers. There are plenty of water sports to partake in, ranging from heart-pounding jet skiing to the thrilling rush of slalom skiing. Families and groups of friends can enjoy laughter and excitement on banana boat rides, while parasailing provides an aerial view of the breathtaking coastline. It was a great experience, and I had the opportunity to create amazing photo shoot sessions for my clients. Its one of the biggest and longest beaches on Mykonos Island. It's very friendly for all ages.Its really worth a small visit from everyone.

Elia Beach, just moments from our hotel and just what we needed for a much needed break away for a few days. 50 euros for 2 comfortable loungers and table and umbrella - we had the same beds each day as the guys kept them free for us and we were waited on very attentively. The restaurant on the beach which is part of the Elia Mykonos Hotel was fabulous. They had a beach menu or you could go eat on their terrace. Great facilities including on the beach showers. The water was so pretty and clear (so cold though) and the beach was kept immaculately clean.

I'm reviewing the restaurant, at Elia beach resort, What a fantastic place! The staff are very friendly and very helpful and knowledgeable, and the food!!! Well that was just 1st class, excellent taste, portions and value for money, I visited this place 3 times and each time had a different meal, which were the best, on my last visit they accidently gave me the wrong bill, I didn't think anything of it until on leaving one of the staff ran after me to call me back, they couldn't apologise more, and corrected my bill it was only 20euro's but they were so sorry, this made my day to know that you won't get ripped off, Anthony, was the main man and he was on the ball with a friendly service, and a great knowledge and live for his work, I would definitely recommend you try this place

The beach here was very pretty. The water was still very cold in May. There were chairs to rent, watersports for purchase and a restaurant nearby. The only negative thing is that the gay beach was all nude! We were told that the nudist part was beyond a rock wall in a secluded cove, but when we arrived to the gay side of the beach everyone was naked. We just wanted to give others the fair warning. No problem if that’s your thing, but the nude sunbathers should be in the nudist specific area.

Lovely beach and the water is crystal clear. Some parts do have rocks as you enter the sea so check it out before settling for a sunbed. We found that the best area was at the far end which was the gay section. It was.much quieter and the water was beautiful with no rocks. Sunbeds were 60 euros for 2 beds and a brolly. Most of them need a damn good clean and the brollys need some serious repair. Food and drink is served to you and the quality is pretty good for beach food. There are restaurants close by if you don't want to eat on your sunbed. Lots of watersports available There are no shops in the resort but there is a bus you can take to shops outside the resort. You can't walk to the shops. A day at the beach is expensive so make sure you factor that in. There are a few beach traders but they weren't oppressive and moved on when they knew you weren't interested There is a lovely relaxed comfortable bar on the beach front where you can relax with cocktails at the end of the day and watch the sun set

Lovely clear water, not too big, we had a really nice afternoon visit here while on the island for a day. Sun loungers range from €70-€60 further from the water. Well worth a visit if looking for a nice, relaxed beach day.

The beach is beautiful and the water is so clear. Little fish swim up to you if you stand still. The downside is that the sunbeds and umbrellas are €50 to €70 no matter how long you stay. We were on a tour and sat in the 4th row, so it was €50. Bit of a rip-off if I am honest.

We took the public bus from the old port. We came in on a cruise. The first bus leaves at 10:30am and the end point is the beach. It was only €2.50 each way. The beach was beautiful the water was clear and perfect to swim in. We got two lounge chairs with umbrella and small table for €50. We ordered food and drinks right from our chairs, perfect. Club sandwich and fries was delicious €15. Perfect day. Lots of water sorts there we did t try them.

It’s a quiet beach with cost for sun loungers around 60-70/pair. There is no music and there are couple of nice restaurants by the beach. We enjoyed the day swimming and lounging, however would recommend to skip this beach if u have less days or want to explore other things.