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The verdict
- Best forThe full Aegean beach club experience, from long lunches to sunset rituals and serious people watching.
- Single best pickNammos at Psarou for the icon, or Scorpios at Paraga for the sunset and the music ritual.
- One thing to knowPeak season minimum spends here are among the highest anywhere, so reserve early and confirm the figure first.
Published 1 March 2026. Last reviewed 3 May 2026
Mykonos is where the Mediterranean beach club became a global idea, and the island still sets the standard. The famous names sit on the sheltered south coast, each with its own ritual, from the long Psarou lunch to the drum and sunset ceremony further along the coast. A couple of stylish outliers hold the north, for the days the south feels too much. This is the genre at its most polished and its most expensive.
We keep exact prices and minimum spends as to be confirmed, because at this level they move sharply with the season, the day and the table. Send an enquiry with your date and party size and the club will confirm the real figure and what it covers. Every venue below is a real, established club, described by the kind of day or evening it delivers.
Every club, sorted
Real, established venues only. Prices and minimum spends shift by season and seat, so we mark them to be confirmed and let the club quote you.
| Club | Beach | Vibe | Minimum spend | Booking note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nammos | Psarou | Icon, glamour, long lunch | To be confirmed | The most famous beach club on the island, on Psarou. Front row beds and tables book far ahead and carry a high minimum spend, to be confirmed. |
| Scorpios | Paraga | Sunset ritual, music, boho | To be confirmed | A design led club on Paraga known for its sunset gathering and music. Reserve ahead for daybeds and sunset tables. |
| Principote | Panormos | North coast, stylish, all day | To be confirmed | The stylish north coast club on Panormos, with daybeds, dining and a lively afternoon. A south coast feel on the quieter side of the island. |
| Alemagou | Ftelia | Relaxed, boho, north coast | To be confirmed | A more laid back, rustic chic club on Ftelia with good food and a windswept north coast setting. Calmer than the south coast names. |
| SantAnna | Paraga | Huge, pool, all day | To be confirmed | A vast club on Paraga with a large saltwater pool, sculpture and an all day programme. Book a bed for weekends and events. |
| Kalua | Paraga | Party, lunch into afternoon | To be confirmed | A long running Paraga club where lunch turns into an afternoon party. Lively and central to the south coast scene. |
| Super Paradise Beach Club | Super Paradise | Party, daytime to night | To be confirmed | The club that anchors the famous party beach, running from afternoon sunbeds into the night. Loud and central to the action. |
| Jackie O' Beach | Super Paradise | Lively, pool, shows | To be confirmed | A lively pool and beach club on Super Paradise with a fun, inclusive crowd and afternoon shows. Reserve for weekends. |
When the clubs are best in Mykonos
The clubs run hardest in July and August, when the island is at its busiest and the minimum spends peak, especially at the marquee names. June and September are easier and still warm, with a touch more space and slightly softer prices. Many clubs open from around May and wind down through October. Sunset is the headline ritual at several venues, so the prime tables and beds go first whatever the month.
Getting a daybed, the honest way
Booking a bed in Mykonos rewards planning more than anywhere else in this guide. At the marquee south coast clubs the front row and the sunset tables are reserved weeks ahead in July and August, and the minimum spend climbs sharply for the best positions. A second row bed, a weekday, or a visit in June or September is far easier and far kinder on the bill. Always ask exactly what the minimum spend covers and whether it differs between a sunbed and a dining table, because at this level the gap can be large.
Etiquette is part of the experience. The famous clubs run to their own rhythm, with lunch sliding into an afternoon and, at some venues, a sunset ritual that is the real reason to be there, so plan to stay rather than dip in and out. Smart resort dress suits the evening, a reservation under your name smooths the welcome, and patience with island timing is essential. Send your date and party size through the enquiry form below and the club will confirm availability and the exact minimum spend for the day you want.
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Before you go
Which is the best beach club in Mykonos?
Nammos on Psarou is the most famous and the benchmark for glamour, while Scorpios on Paraga is the pick for its sunset and music ritual. The best one for you depends on whether you want the long lunch and the scene or the evening gathering.
How much is a sunbed at a Mykonos beach club?
Front row beds and tables at the famous south coast clubs can be very expensive in peak season, and most run a daily minimum spend you redeem against food and drinks. The figures move with the season and the position, so we list them as to be confirmed and suggest you ask when you enquire.
Do you need to book a Mykonos beach club in advance?
For the marquee names like Nammos and Scorpios in July and August, yes, well in advance for prime beds and sunset tables. Quieter clubs and the shoulder months of June and September are easier, but a reservation is the safe move at this level.
Which Mykonos beach club is best for sunset?
Scorpios on Paraga is famous for its sunset gathering and music, and is the classic choice for golden hour. Several south coast clubs make a ritual of the sunset, so book a table timed for late afternoon to catch it.
How do I book a Mykonos beach club through this guide?
Use the enquiry form on this page with your date, party size and occasion. We pass it to the club to confirm availability and the minimum spend, and some bookings may earn us a commission at no cost to you.