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Coordinates: 37°24′57″N 25°20′16″E / 37.4158°N 25.3378°E / 37.4158; 25.3378
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Cosmopolitan Psarou beach

Psarrou (Greek: Ψαρρού) is one of the most famous beach villages of Mykonos island, but mainly among Greeks. Every year thousands of tourists and celebrities visit this sandy beach, which is organized offering luxurious sunbeds and umbrellas. Due to Psarrou's popularity, specially during August, which is the peak of high season, there is a waiting list for the sunbeds and umbrellas. This cosmopolitan beach is surrounded by fancy restaurants, tavernas, mini markets. Many luxury hotels are also built around Psarrou. It is located 4 km from Mykonos town (or Chora) and it is close to Platys Gialos.

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37°24′57″N 25°20′16″E / 37.4158°N 25.3378°E / 37.4158; 25.3378


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