Alemagou is Mykonos's bohemian sunset institution on Ftelia Beach — an all-day beach bar and restaurant on the island's quieter north coast that transforms into one of the island's best melodic-house parties after dark. The 2026 season opens on May 29 and runs through September, headlined by an Adriatique Monday residency in July and August plus weekly sets from CamelPhat and Blond:ish. Expect a raw, wind-swept setting, sunset sessions rather than a 4am superclub, and tables that book out weeks ahead for marquee nights.
Planning a full week of nights out? Pair this with our Mykonos DJ scene 2026 calendar and the clifftop-club counterpoint at Cavo Paradiso.
Table of Contents
- What is Alemagou?
- Alemagou 2026 lineup
- Tables, prices and how to book
- How to get to Ftelia Beach
- Alemagou vs SantAnna vs Scorpios
- Insider tips
- Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alemagou?
Alemagou is a beach bar and restaurant on the sands of Ftelia Beach, on the north side of Mykonos. By day it's a relaxed, boho-luxe spot for long lunches of Greek-Mediterranean food with your feet near the sand; by sunset it becomes a genuine music venue, known for melodic and organic house rather than commercial club anthems. The north-coast location means it catches the summer meltemi wind — part of the raw, unpolished character that regulars love and first-timers should dress for.
Unlike a pure nightclub, Alemagou's energy peaks around golden hour and the hours just after sunset, making it a natural early-evening pairing before a later club night elsewhere on the island.
Alemagou 2026 lineup
The 2026 season opens on May 29 with a bill that has featured CamelPhat, Adriatique, Fideles and ARTBAT among the early names. Across the summer the venue runs a structured weekly-residency format (confirm exact dates on Alemagou's official calendar, as event dates shift through the season):
- Adriatique — Mondays (July & August): the Swiss duo's melodic-techno sunset sessions are the signature Alemagou night of the season.
- CamelPhat — weekly residency: the Grammy-nominated UK act brings its deeper, driving house sound through the summer.
- Blond:ish — weekly residency: house and eclectic sets from the Abracadabra founder, with a sustainability-minded ethos.
- Guest sets across the season: Fideles, ARTBAT, Adam Ten, Kaz James, Alex Wann and surprise appearances from names like Solomun keep the midweek and weekend calendar full from early June into September.
For a cross-island view of who's playing where each night, see our regularly updated Mykonos DJ scene 2026 guide.
Tables, prices and how to book
Alemagou works largely on a table / minimum-spend model for evening events rather than paid door tickets:
- Lunch / daytime: walk-ins are often possible outside peak August; a long lunch is the classic way to hold a good spot before the music builds.
- Sunset event tables: expect a minimum spend that rises sharply for Adriatique Mondays and headline weekends; prime positions near the dancefloor cost more.
- Drinks: cocktails typically run from about €18–€22.
Book a late lunch (around 3pm) to transition seamlessly into the evening, or reserve an event table well in advance for marquee nights. A rental car in Mykonos makes the north-coast trip and the hop to a later venue far easier.
How to get to Ftelia Beach
Alemagou sits on Ftelia Beach on the north coast, roughly 15–20 minutes by road from Mykonos Town (Chora).
- Rental car / ATV: the simplest option for the north coast — but never drink and drive; only sensible with a non-drinking driver. Compare verified options on our Mykonos car rental page.
- Taxi / transfer: pre-book, especially for the ride home after an event; taxis are scarce late at night.
- Bus: limited service to the north coast — not reliable for a late finish.
Arriving from the airport or a ferry? See how to reach the island in our ferry tickets hub and the Mykonos DJ scene 2026 "getting there" section.
Alemagou vs SantAnna vs Scorpios
- Alemagou (Ftelia, north): raw, wind-swept, boho sunset sessions; melodic house; peaks early evening.
- SantAnna Mykonos (Paraga area): big-production beach club; home of the Black Coffee Monday residency.
- Scorpios (Paraga): ritualistic sunset-to-night beach club; organic and melodic house, Keinemusik and Peggy Gou dates.
In short: Alemagou for the raw, wind-blown sunset; SantAnna and Scorpios for bigger production a little further south. Many visitors do a sunset at one and a late set at another.
Insider tips
- Come for sunset, not midnight — Alemagou's magic is golden hour into the early night.
- Book a late lunch to hold your spot before event pricing kicks in.
- Dress for the meltemi — the north coast is breezy; bring a layer.
- Reserve Adriatique Mondays early — they are the season's most in-demand nights.
- Sort your ride home first — pre-booked transport beats hunting a 2am taxi on the north coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Where is Alemagou in Mykonos?
A: Alemagou is on Ftelia Beach on the north coast of Mykonos, about 15–20 minutes by road from Mykonos Town. It's a day-to-night beach bar and restaurant rather than a town club.
Q2: Who is playing at Alemagou in 2026?
A: The 2026 season (opening May 29) features an Adriatique Monday residency in July and August, plus weekly residencies from CamelPhat and Blond:ish, and guest sets from Fideles, ARTBAT, Adam Ten, Kaz James, Alex Wann and others. Always confirm exact dates on the venue's official calendar.
Q3: When does Adriatique play at Alemagou?
A: Adriatique's melodic-techno sunset sets are the venue's Monday residency through July and August 2026. These are the most in-demand nights, so book a table well ahead.
Q4: Do you need to book a table at Alemagou?
A: For sunset events, yes — Alemagou runs largely on a table / minimum-spend basis, and marquee nights sell out weeks ahead. Daytime lunch walk-ins are sometimes possible outside peak August.
Q5: How do you get to Alemagou at night?
A: The easiest option is a rental car or ATV with a non-drinking driver, or a pre-booked transfer. Taxis to the north coast are scarce late at night, so arrange your ride home before you go.
Q6: Is Alemagou a beach club or a nightclub?
A: Both, in sequence — it's a relaxed beach bar and restaurant by day that turns into a melodic-house party at sunset. Its energy peaks in the early evening rather than the pre-dawn hours of a superclub like Cavo Paradiso.
Planning the week? Track who's playing island-wide in our Mykonos DJ scene 2026 guide, compare the clifftop superclub at Cavo Paradiso, and sort transport with Mykonos car rental.
