Paralia Ftelias

Paralia Ftelias is a beach located in Mykonos, Greece. It is characterized by its sandy landscape, which is sometimes interspersed with tiny pebbles. The beach is known for its windy conditions, which can make it an ideal location for windsurfing. However, these conditions can also make the waters choppy, particularly when the wind is coming from the north. The beach is relatively secluded and not typically crowded, making it a peaceful location for visitors. It is also notable for a small former archaeology dig site located in the middle of the back beach. The water at Paralia Ftelias is often described as crystal clear, adding to its natural beauty. Despite its natural appeal, the beach has been criticized for its lack of amenities and cleanliness. There are no sun beds available and the presence of litter, such as used condoms and beer bottles, has been reported. There is a beach club nearby where visitors can purchase drinks and snacks. Parking is available at the beach, although it is unclear if there are any additional amenities nearby. The beach is accessible, but specific directions on how to get there are not provided. Despite these potential drawbacks, Paralia Ftelias offers a unique beach experience with its combination of natural beauty and windsurfing opportunities.