Psarou

Psarou (Greek: Ψαρού) is a beach and coastal district on the island of Mykonos in the Cyclades, Greece. It lies on the western coast of the island, roughly 4 kilometers southwest of Mykonos Town (Hora). The shoreline is a mix of soft sand and fine pebbles, with clear, shallow waters that are typical of the Aegean in summer. The beach is popular with visitors seeking a luxury beach experience.

The area is known for its upscale facilities, including sun loungers, parasols, and on-site beach clubs and restaurants. Since the early 2000s, Psarou has attracted international attention as a celebrity hotspot, driven in part by venues such as the Nammos Beach Club, which helped establish the locale as a premier luxury destination. Boats and yachts frequently anchor in the adjacent bay, contributing to the high-end ambience.

Access is by road from Mykonos Town; parking can be limited in peak season, and bookings are common for loungers and dining. The name Psarou derives from the Greek word psari, meaning fish, reflecting its historical association with fishing activities around the coast.