Overview
Mykonos is mainly known for its coastline that is very exposed to the winds of the Cyclades, with the meltemi blowing regularly from May to September. The Korfos spot, located in the northwest of the island, mainly works with a north/onshore wind and offers a fairly varied water surface depending on the location, flatter to the east and with some waves to the west. The area is not very wide and can get crowded quickly, but you can sail upwind to get a little away from the starting axis. It is a very popular spot for strong winds and jumps, with a rather organized atmosphere thanks to the presence of a school and rentals on site. However, the water can remain a bit cool even in summer, so a light wetsuit is often appreciated.