Paradise Beach Club
Big sound, big crowd, the original. Free entry to the beach; you pay for beds, tables and drinks.
ثلاثة عشر ناديًا بحسب الأجواء — حفلات أو غروب أو غداء طويل أو طابع بوهيمي — مع شرح للحد الأدنى للإنفاق وطريق العودة.
A Mykonos beach club is a beach, a restaurant and — on some days — a nightclub, all on the same sand. They differ less in quality than in mood: some are about the DJ, some about the long lunch, some about the people-watching. Choose the mood first, then the beach.
| You want… | Go to | Beach |
|---|---|---|
| A party from mid-afternoon | Paradise Beach Club, Tropicana, JackieO' Beach, Super Paradise Beach Club | Paradise, Super Paradise |
| Sunset with a DJ | Scorpios | Paraga |
| Long lunch and glamour | Nammos, SantAnna | Psarou, Paraga |
| Boho, design and a quieter crowd | Alemagou, Principote | Ftelia, Panormos |
| Easy-going and family-friendly | Pasaji, Hippie Fish, Kalua | Ornos, Agios Ioannis, Paraga |
| Dancing until sunrise | Cavo Paradiso (club, not beach) | Cliff above Paradise |
Venues as listed by greeka.com, thediscoveriesof.com and the clubs' own sites; locations from OpenStreetMap. Line-ups, owners and opening dates change every season — check the club's site before you go (checked Oct 2026).
Paradise is where the Mykonos beach party began, and it still runs on the same rhythm: quiet sunbeds in the morning, DJs from mid-afternoon, dancing on the sand by sunset. Paradise Beach Club and Tropicana share the bay, with bars, restaurants and VIP sections.
Next door, Super Paradise sits at the bottom of a steep road in its own cove. JackieO' Beach — the beach outpost of the famous Old Port bar — brings drag shows, champagne cocktails and a long-standing LGBTQ+ crowd; the Super Paradise Beach Club runs the other end.
Big sound, big crowd, the original. Free entry to the beach; you pay for beds, tables and drinks.
Cocktails, seafood and shows from the team behind the Old Port bar. One of the island's LGBTQ+ landmarks.
An open-air club on the cliff, with international DJs on big nights. Big nights are ticketed — check the programme.
Nammos on Psarou is the island's most famous beach club — a restaurant with sunbeds, where superyachts anchor in the bay and lunch can stretch to sunset. Seafood and champagne are the headline; booking is essential in July and August.
On Paraga, SantAnna wraps sunbeds around a huge seawater pool, with sushi, several bars and a spa; Kalua, further along the same beach, is the calmer and better-value choice.
Scorpios, on the headland at the end of Paraga, built its name on sunset: a long lunch, then a DJ set as the sun drops into the Aegean. It is a five-minute walk along Paraga from Soho Roc House, Soho House's members' retreat on the island (Soho House, May 2026).
Luxury Mykonos guide
Boho-chic style on the windy north coast. Long lunches by day, resident DJs at night.
A big, airy club on a wide northern bay with extra-large sunbeds and plenty of space.
Mediterranean and Asian plates on a family beach, with music that stays in the background.
One of the island's oldest beach clubs, renovated, facing the sunset with Delos on the horizon.
July–August: several days ahead for weekends and sunset beds, especially at Nammos, Scorpios and SantAnna. June and September: a day ahead, or walk in before noon.
Front-row beds often come with a minimum spend instead of a fixed price — you pay for food and drink up to that amount. One 2026 guide (greektriplanner.me) quotes €150–500+ per bed at the top names in July–August; smaller clubs start far lower. Ask for the exact figure in writing when you book.
Check what is included (beds, towels, water), whether service is added, and the price of bottled water and fruit platters before ordering. Pay by card and keep the receipt.
Every beach is public. At Paraga, Psarou and Paradise you can lay a towel on the free sand, swim in the same water and walk up to the bar for one drink at sunset. Shoulder months (late May, June, late September) bring the same clubs at lower minimum spends.
Nammos on Psarou beach is the best known, for its seafood, champagne and the superyachts in the bay. Scorpios on Paraga is famous for its sunset DJ sessions. For a pure party, Paradise Beach Club and JackieO' Beach on Super Paradise are the names to know.
In July and August, yes — book several days ahead for Nammos, Scorpios and SantAnna, especially at weekends and for front-row or sunset beds. In June and September a day ahead is usually enough, and smaller clubs accept walk-ins before noon. Ask for the minimum spend when you book.
Instead of a fixed sunbed price, many clubs set a minimum amount you must spend on food and drinks for that bed or table. If you spend less, you pay the difference. Figures vary by row, day and month — get the exact amount, and what it includes, in writing before you sit.
Scorpios on Paraga is built around the sunset, with a DJ as the sun drops. Hippie Fish at Agios Ioannis faces west toward Delos. For a sunset drink without a beach club, go to Little Venice or the Kato Mili windmills in Chora.