Agrari sits on the southern shore of Mykonos near Plintri and Elia and is reached by paved road with a short walk to the sand. Most people arrive by car, scooter or taxi because seasonal bus and boat connections are limited and timetables vary. There is a small informal parking area near the beach access that fills during high summer, so morning arrival gives more choice and a shorter walk with supplies. Paths to the sand can be uneven with slopes, and no adapted access is reported, so steady footwear helps on the descent. Open shoreline access is reported with no permit requirement and no general admission fee, while seasonal sunbed rental may apply where offered and rows vary with demand. Facilities are basic and seasonal, with sunbeds, umbrellas and small tavernas near the beach for food and drink through summer. Limited seasonal toilets and showers are reported, with availability varying with nearby businesses, so carry water, sun protection and supplies for the day. The surface is mainly sand with some pebbles at the waterline, workable for towels and light footwear near the water. Water is generally calm and clear in summer and suitable for swimming, though conditions vary with wind and afternoon chop. No lifeguard presence is confirmed, so observe sea conditions carefully and swim with caution and within personal limits. Warm dry weather from June to September is the practical season, with wind possible and cooler unsettled conditions outside summer when services reduce. Morning and late afternoon offer lower use and less intense sun, while midday brings high open exposure with very limited natural shade for unprotected skin. A half-day to full-day stay is typical for swimming, sunbathing and nearby food, with quieter edges used for more discreet resting.