Super Paradise Beach Club
Super Paradise Beach Club sits one cove east of Paradise Beach, with historical roots in Mykonos' LGBTQ+ scene that have evolved into a fully mixed crowd. The beach itself is more sheltered than Paradise, with clearer water and a slightly more upscale feeling. The club runs daily parties from afternoon through evening, with house music as the dominant soundtrack. The DJ sets build through the afternoon and peak around sunset, creating an atmosphere that blends beach relaxation with club energy. Cocktails run EUR 14 to 18, beer EUR 9 to 11. Sunbed rental is EUR 15 to 30, with premium positions closest to the DJ booth and bar commanding top prices. The restaurant serves Mediterranean food at EUR 12 to 25. No cover charge for the daytime party; occasional special events charge EUR 15 to 30. The crowd is international, stylish, and more image-conscious than at Paradise Beach. The LGBTQ+ presence remains strong but the audience has broadened to include all demographics. The sound system is powerful and the production quality is a step above the neighboring beaches. Strong cocktails and warm weather combine to create an atmosphere that loosens up as the afternoon progresses.
What to Expect
A beach club with a polished edge. The setting is more intimate than Paradise Beach, with a cove that feels sheltered and exclusive. As afternoon progresses, the DJ builds the energy and the crowd shifts from sunbathing to dancing. The atmosphere is inclusive and stylish, with a mix of sun-worshippers, dancers, and socializers.
Stylish, inclusive, and sun-soaked. The energy of a good house music set on a beautiful beach.
House, deep house, and vocal house. More refined than the commercial dance at Paradise Beach.
Swimwear and stylish beach wear. The crowd at Super Paradise tends to dress a notch above Paradise Beach.
Style-conscious beachgoers, LGBTQ+ travelers, and anyone who wants a beach party with better music and a more curated crowd.
Cards and cash accepted.
Price Range
Sunbeds EUR 15-30, cocktails EUR 14-18, beer EUR 9-11, food EUR 12-25
≈ $16-33 sunbeds, $15-20 cocktails, $10-12 beer, $13-27 food
Hours
Daily 10 AM to 10 PM in season (June-September). Peak party 3 PM to sunset.
Insider Tip
The water at Super Paradise is clearer than at Paradise Beach, so bring snorkeling gear. The party peaks at sunset and winds down after dark, unlike the late-night clubs. Arrive before 1 PM for a sunbed in the prime zone. The cocktails are strong, so pace yourself if you're staying all afternoon.
Full Review
Super Paradise Beach Club benefits from its geography. The cove is naturally beautiful, with clear turquoise water and a beach that's more scenic than its busier neighbor. This physical advantage sets the foundation for an experience that feels slightly upscale, even before the DJ starts playing.
The music is the clearest differentiator from Paradise Beach. Where the other venues play commercial dance and EDM, Super Paradise leans into house music with enough depth to satisfy listeners who care about genre. The DJ selections are more curated, and the transition from background beach music to full party mode feels more organic. The sound system delivers clean highs and controlled bass that suits the style.
The crowd reflects this positioning. People here tend to be slightly older, slightly more stylish, and slightly more aware of the music than the Paradise Beach party. The LGBTQ+ heritage is visible and celebrated, contributing to an inclusive atmosphere that welcomes everyone without losing its identity. Body confidence is high and the overall vibe is positive and self-assured.
Super Paradise peaks at sunset and fades after dark, which makes it a daytime and early-evening venue. The smart move is to combine an afternoon here with a late-night club elsewhere. The beach itself is worth the trip regardless of the party, as the water quality and setting outclass most of Mykonos' more famous stretches.
The Neighborhood
Super Paradise Beach is one cove east of Paradise Beach, accessible by road or by boat. The beach has multiple venues including Jackie O' Beach Club. It's slightly more isolated than Paradise, which contributes to its exclusive feeling.
Getting There
Buses run to Super Paradise Beach from Mykonos Town during the season, though less frequently than to Paradise. Water taxis from the town harbor or Paradise Beach are another option. Taxis from town cost EUR 15 to 20. The road access is a winding, steep route.
Address
Super Paradise Beach, Mykonos 846 00
Other Venues in Paradise Beach
Paradise Club
The original Paradise Beach party venue, running organized beach events since the 1970s. Open-air dance floor on the sand with DJ booth facing the sea. Hosts themed parties and international DJs throughout peak season.
Tropicana Beach Club
The largest beach club on Paradise Beach with a massive sound system and daily afternoon parties. Known for foam parties and drink specials that draw a young, international crowd. Restaurant on-site serves Greek and international food.
Jackie O' Beach Club
Upscale beach club at Super Paradise with a strong LGBTQ+ following. Sunday afternoon parties are the signature event. Good food, attentive service, and a slightly more polished atmosphere than the other beach clubs.
Cavo Paradiso
Clifftop mega-club overlooking Paradise Beach with a capacity of 1,500. International headliners play sunrise sets with the Aegean as the backdrop. Open from late June through mid-September.