Super Paradise
Beach Club

Super Paradise has been running its bay since 1971, which makes it the oldest beach club on Mykonos and the place that more or less invented the island formula everyone else copied. The bay itself is a deep curve of clear water on the south coast, sheltered enough from the Meltemi wind to stay swimmable when other beaches are churning, and the club spreads along the length of it with bars, a restaurant and a serious watersports desk. What matters is the shape of the day here, calm and genuinely pleasant until the middle of the afternoon, then a switch that turns the sand into a dance floor.

That view shapes our Mykonos club directory: the island carries more beach clubs than sense, and only a handful earn a page of their own. Super Paradise takes its by running the whole arc well and charging less than a front row at the luxury names, a day that opens as a swim and closes as a party.

The mornings here are the island secret that the party reputation hides. Turn up early, take a bed on a clear bay, and Super Paradise is simply a very good swimming beach with a bar service and a calm crowd, the water bright and the noise low. That window lasts until roughly four in the afternoon, when the DJ programme lifts, the volume climbs, and the beach shifts into its other self. The peak sits between about four and nine in the evening, people move from their loungers to dancing, and the club carries on until close to midnight before the real night moves into Mykonos town.

For a food and scene wanderer, the pull is that you get two experiences on one ticket, and a decent kitchen and cocktail list to carry you between them. The watersports operation is one of the strongest on the island too, so a day can include a banana boat or a parasail flight before the music takes over. The crowd is worth reading honestly, a touch older and more style conscious than the younger free for all at Tropicana up the coast, and this is a known stop on the celebrity and influencer route, so there is an element of being seen woven through the afternoon.

Where it falls short is the fine print of cost and timing. The minimum spend on beds and tables is never quoted up front, so the day can run well past the headline sunbed price if you are not careful, and agreeing the total before you settle in is the only defence. The reservation rule bites too, since a booked bed you do not claim by noon is simply given away. And the transport tail is real, because the last water taxi back tends to leave around six, so committing to the full party means sorting a bus or a taxi home in advance.

Super Paradise the beach is arguably the prettiest bay on the south coast, a deep curved scoop of sand with unusually clear water and good natural shelter, which is why it stays swimmable when the wind is up elsewhere. The club takes up much of the sand, but the bay is the reason it works, and the swimming here is a genuine draw rather than an afterthought. For where this beach sits among the island party strip and its quieter neighbours, our full guide to Super Paradise beach and the wider party beaches of Mykonos fill in the map.

Super Paradise sits on the south coast a few kilometres from Mykonos town, and the nicest approach is the water taxi from the Old Port, which hops between the south beaches through the day. The catch is the timetable, since the last boats back leave around six in the evening, well before the party ends, so plan the return. The blue KTEL buses from Fabrika Square run here too and are the cheap option, while an ATV or car gives you freedom at the price of a narrow, steep final descent to the bay. Booking is friendlier than at the luxury clubs, walk in on a weekday or in the early season and you will usually find a bed, but reserve ahead for a weekend or a front row spot and remember the noon claim rule.

Want it arranged before you land? Send over your dates and headcount with the form on this page, and we will run the bed, table and minimum spend questions past Super Paradise, then report what they can hold, with nothing to pay.