Kapari Beach
Secluded, unorganized cove of clear water and thin sand, sheltered from the island's famous winds.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Kapari Beach in Mykonos explains why this hidden cove near the chapel of Agios Ioannis stays glassy calm while the island's fierce meltemi wind flattens umbrellas everywhere else. You'll hear why reaching it means picking down an unmarked dirt track with no beach bar or sunbeds waiting, and how that difficulty quietly turned it into one of the island's nudist beaches. Come for the walk down, and stay to watch how the water changes as the island's famous wind never quite arrives.
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