Super Paradise Beach Club sits on the sandy shore of Super Paradise Beach, on Mykonos’s south coast. Clear turquoise water and a sheltered bay set the scene for a day on a sunbed, with food and drinks brought to your place. The mood starts out relaxed, then gets livelier as DJs turn up the music in the afternoon. Order pizza, a Greek salad or a cocktail between swims. It suits travelers who want beach time with a party close by, but not anyone seeking a quiet afternoon.
A beach day that changes pace
Super Paradise Beach Club is set on the south coast of Mykonos, beside the beach of the same name. The sandy shore and clear water make swimming and sunbathing the focus early in the day. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available to rent, and you can order food and drinks while staying by the beach.
The atmosphere shifts as the day goes on. Music plays throughout the day, with the beach club becoming livelier in the afternoon as DJs take over. That mix makes it possible to spend the morning unwinding and stay for a more social, dance-focused afternoon. It is a poor fit if you want a reliably quiet beach, especially later in the day.
Food, drinks and loungers
The menu includes familiar beach-club choices such as pizza, Greek salad, chicken and club sandwiches. Cocktails include mojitos, and one account mentions drinks called Shoot the Coconut and Cocoa Bamboo. The food and drinks can be served at your lounger, so you can keep your place by the water between swims.
Loungers are charged separately, and the cost can depend on where you sit. Beds nearer the sea can be more expensive, so check the current options before booking. Reservations may include credit toward food and drinks, but confirm the terms directly with the club, as they can depend on the booking.
Who will enjoy the atmosphere
The club draws a mixed crowd and is known as LGBTQ+ friendly. Super Paradise Beach has a history as a gay beach, and it remains a welcoming choice for LGBTQ+ travelers, alongside a wider beach-club crowd. Clothing-optional areas have also been noted on parts of the beach, so keep that in mind if you are visiting with children or prefer a more conventional beach setting.
Come for the combination of swimming, loungers, food and music, rather than for an afternoon of silence. The beach can become crowded, and the music grows louder as the party mood builds. If you want to read or relax without that energy, choose a quieter beach nearby.
Getting there and planning ahead
The beach is about 7 kilometres southeast of Mykonos Town. Material about transport mentions buses from the Fabrika area, taxis and boat connections, but routes and schedules differ between accounts. Check current transport details before setting out. If you are driving, the road down to the beach has a steep section.
For a reserved lounger, use the club’s website to check availability, prices and what the booking includes. Arriving early is a practical choice if you would rather start with a calmer beach and avoid the larger afternoon crowds. Bring a payment method the club accepts; its listed payment options include cards and NFC mobile payments, as well as cash.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is Super Paradise Beach Club LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes. The club is listed as LGBTQ+ friendly, and the beach has a long-standing connection with LGBTQ+ visitors. It now draws a mixed crowd.
Do I need to reserve a sunbed?
Reservations are advised if you want to secure a lounger and umbrella. Check the club’s website for current availability, prices and booking terms.
When does the party atmosphere start?
The mood is usually calmer earlier in the day, then gets livelier as DJs play in the afternoon. Music can be heard throughout the day.
How do you get to Super Paradise Beach Club from Mykonos Town?
The beach is about 7 kilometres southeast of town. Buses, taxis and boat connections are mentioned, but check current routes and schedules before travelling.
