Nammos has run on Psarou Beach since 2003 and is one of Mykonos's most recognised names, combining a seaside restaurant and beach club with cabana service and facilities aimed squarely at yacht arrivals — a different scale of operation from most beach clubs on this list, closer to a resort amenity than a beach bar.
What it's known for
The club's own site names four private cabanas — Nero, Marrone, Azzuro and Aqua Marina — each with its own outdoor hot tub and private butler service, sitting above a standard sunbed as the top tier of what's on offer. Nammos also lists a spa, yacht services and a helipad among its facilities, underlining the yacht-and-superyacht end of the market it's built for. The venue's own copy leans into the glamour angle directly, describing itself around the idea that "summer is joie de vivre."
Booking
Reservations go through a contact and booking page on Nammos's own site rather than a self-service calendar with published rates. No minimum spend or deposit figure is stated for a standard table or sunbed, and the site doesn't set out cabana pricing either — all of it handled directly through the booking enquiry rather than published upfront.
What isn't confirmed
Season dates, hours, dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages of Nammos's own site checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here.
Getting there
Nammos is on Psarou Beach (see it on the map), a short drive from Mykonos Town and around 10–15 minutes from Mykonos Airport by road. As the site's own helipad and yacht-arrival facilities suggest, a meaningful share of visitors don't arrive by road at all — worth knowing if a water or air transfer is part of the plan rather than a taxi.
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