Agrari Beach Mykonos
Secluded golden-sand cove reached by unpaved track or footpath, home to one family-run taverna.
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This guide to Agrari Beach in Mykonos follows a quiet stretch of the island's south coast, reachable only by unpaved track or a sweaty footpath from Elia Beach, and the single family-run taverna that has kept it that way. It traces a developer's filed plans for a five-star resort here, forty rooms and a dozen houses, against the mayor's own warnings about land passing out of local hands. You'll hear what stands between that proposal and construction. Stand at the waterline and look south along the sand while it lasts.
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