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Agia Anna beach in Mykonos

Agia Anna beach is located about 12 kilometres east of Mykonos Town. The beach lies between the more famous beaches of Kalo Livadi and Kalafatis. Agia Anna is a beach for me and it's mainly because it's not so exploited, and it's usually not crammed with people.

 

Agia Anna beach on Mykonos in the Cyclades.

Agia Anna beach. Tarsanas peninsula is visible in the background.

 

But the best thing about Agia Anna is not the beach itself, it is the nearby Cape Tarsanas. And you might wonder what it is that is so special about Tarsanas? Well, you find one of Mykonos best tavernas here: Fish Taverna Markos.

 

The fish tavern in Tarsanas near Agia Anna beach on Mykonos.

Fish tavern in Tarsanas near Agia Anna beach.

 

Fish Taverna Markos on the Tarsanas peninsula in Mykonos.

Fish Taverna Markos on the Tarsanas peninsula.




Every time we visit Mykonos, we eat at least one lunch here, and we prefer to eat fish or seafood, preferably mussels. The taverna is run by a fisherman and he often sits nearby and prepares the next fishing trip.

Fish Taverna Markos on Mykonos.

Fisherman Markos preparing the next fishing opportunity.

 

Mussels Saganaki is one of the specialties at Fish Taverna Markos.

Mussels Saganaki is one of the specialties of the taverna.

 

The peninsula and fishing village of Tarsanas is the most authentic place in all of Mykonos.

Tarsanas is by far one of the most authentic spots in Mykonos.



WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU VISIT AGIA ANNA AND TARSANAS

 

Don't miss Kalafatis beach when you visit Agia Anna beach and the Tarsanas peninsula in Mykonos.

Do not miss Kalafatis beach, which you can read about here »


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