Milos water sports centre on the windsurfing and kitesurfing beaches of Achivadolimni and Papikinou, with the meltemi wind, plus stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Plan activities and tours through My Greece Tours. Water sports are an active part of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover what water sports the island offers, the windsurfing, the … Read more
Agia Kyriaki on Milos is a 600-metre beach of colourful sand and pebbles on the south coast, sheltered from the north wind and good for families and windsurfing. Plan beach days and tours with My Greece Tours. Agia Kyriaki is one of the most colourful shores in the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover … Read more
Achivadolimni on Milos is the island’s longest beach, a 3-kilometre crescent of sand on the south bay beside the only lake on Milos. Plan beach days, watersports and tours with My Greece Tours. Achivadolimni is the broadest sweep of sand in the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover the beach itself, why it is … Read more
Korfos beach on Mykonos is a sheltered bay just outside Mykonos Town, the island’s leading kitesurfing and windsurfing spot thanks to its steady, strong meltemi wind, flat shallow water and dedicated schools. This guide covers the beach, the wind, the conditions, lessons, how to get there and what to do. Korfos is the kitesurfing capital … Read more
Kalafatis beach on Mykonos is a long, Blue Flag beach on the south-east coast, famous as the island’s watersports hub for windsurfing, diving and more, with separate calm and active zones that make it great for families. This guide covers the beach, the watersports, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Kalafatis … Read more
Ftelia beach on Mykonos is a long, wild bay of golden sand on the north coast, famous as the island’s windsurfing and kitesurfing beach thanks to the steady meltemi wind, with a relaxed, natural and uncrowded feel. This guide covers the beach, the watersports, how to get there, the facilities and what to do. Ftelia … Read more
Mykonos watersports thrive on the Island of the Winds, with jet skis, windsurfing, wakeboarding, waterskiing, parasailing, tubing, paddleboarding and diving centred on Kalafatis, Elia and the windy north beach of Ftelia. This guide covers the activities, the best beaches, jet skiing, windsurfing, the other sports, diving, the costs, getting there and tips. Active travellers find … Read more
Paros windsurfing is among the best in the world, centred on Golden Beach and Pounda, where the reliable meltemi wind funnelled through the Paros–Naxos channel gives world-class conditions for all levels. The island has hosted the Windsurfing World Cup for years. This guide covers the best spots, the wind season, the schools and tips for … Read more
Golden Beach Paros, known in Greek as Chrysi Akti, is a 700-metre sweep of golden sand on the island’s south-east coast and its windsurfing heartland, home to the annual Windsurfing World Cup. The reliable meltemi wind and clear water draw surfers and beachgoers alike. This guide covers the conditions, the facilities, how to get there … Read more
Paros beaches span the sculpted rock pools of Kolymbithres, the windsurfing sands of Golden Beach, family-friendly Santa Maria and dozens of quiet coves around the island. The Cycladic island holds some of the finest sands in Greece, for swimmers, watersports and beach-bar days alike. This guide covers the best beaches and which to pick for … Read more