
What it's like
Fokos Beach is a secluded volcanic beach reached on horseback from Horseland in Maou, Ano Mera. The ride is the usual way in, since the beach is reached through the Cycladic landscape rather than by a short walk from town.
A visit is a ride of about 3.5 hours. The route passes the volcanic coast, and riders can go along the sea waves or paddle in still water. The beach stop lasts about 1.5 hours, with a seaside taverna nearby for a meal, and the horses can roll in the golden sand.
Good to know
- Experienced riders can ride on the golden sands of Fokos only on the morning route.
- Food consumption at the seaside taverna is not included in the price of the ride.
- Taxis on Mykonos are scarce and there are only about 30 on the whole island, so arrange transport to Horseland early.
Fokos Beach
Fokos Beach is a secluded volcanic beach on Mykonos, reached by horseback. Riders can let their horses roll in the golden sand during a long beach stop.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Ano Mera
Ano Mera is the island's only inland village, built around a large square lined with tavernas. It is the place to see village life on Mykonos away from the beaches.
Super Paradise Beach
Super Paradise is a lively beach club on the south coast of Mykonos, known for summer parties, sun loungers, drinks on the sand and water sports.
Elia Beach
Elia Beach is a long stretch of soft, powdery white sand on Mykonos's southern coast. Visitors come for plush loungers, umbrellas and a calm, quiet swim.
Rhenia Island
Rhenia is a small uninhabited island near Delos, reached by boat from Mykonos. Visitors come here to swim and snorkel in clear blue water and to find secluded coves.
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