Hi everyone, this is the SantoriniDave guide to the best beach clubs in Mykonos. Mykonos is full
of gorgeous beaches, and most of the popular beaches have excellent beach clubs on them.
You’ll find a variety of different vibes, but what they all have in common is a mix of drinking and
dining, and places to chill out and relax both on the beach sand, as well as in more formal areas
with proper tables and chairs. Some are large affairs offering hookah lounges, boutique shops,
and massage and spa services. Most offer shaded daybeds with waiter service, and it’s a good
idea to reserve in advance for the most premier seating during the summer season, and to clarify
a sun bed rental’s cost in advance and whether it has a minimum spend or flat rental price.
Typically, the closer to the water the bed, the higher the rental fee.
Most beach clubs have DJs spinning music throughout the day, beginning
in the afternoon and going through the night. The big club parties the island is famous for
run from late June until mid-September. Some of the advertised parties at larger
clubs require a ticket for entrance and should be purchased in advance as events do sell out.
There is a popular nightlife and party scene in Mykonos Town as well,
which we don’t cover in this video. Many of the larger clubs do provide a shuttle service
to bring revelers to and from Mykonos Town. Now everything featured in this video is
explored in our Mykonos Travel Guide along with the best hotels, restaurants, beaches, & more.
These plus all the other top destinations across Greece are explained in far greater depth across
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Let’s take a look at our favorite Mykonos Beach clubs.
The best party beach clubs on Mykonos are at Paraga, Paradise,
and Super Paradise Beaches. Let’s start with Paraga, home to Scorpios, SantAnna, and Kalua.
Scorpios occupies a unique location on its own peninsula, with a variety of distinct
spaces to enjoy throughout the club. There’s a large dining area with a terrific restaurant,
and many seaside zones to chill by the water. This is a popular spot at sunset,
and is known for their wide spectrum of live music and art events and parties.
Next is the large and luxurious SantAnna, with an entire entertainment complex that
includes multiple restaurants, Mykonos’s largest pool, a full service spa and salon,
a sheesha lounge, and even a private subterranean suite with king size bed
with an aquarium style window out to the pool. Further down the beach is the classy and eclectic
Kalua Beach Bar, with a beautiful beachfront open air restaurant and lounge. Here they serve
delicious sushi and creative cocktails, with an active sheesha bar and lots of attractive nooks to
chill out in. There’s a live singer each afternoon and high energy parties go late into the night.
Paradise Beach is home to 3 popular spots, the massive night club complex of Cavo Paradiso,
plus Tropicana and Paradise Beach clubs. Not a beach club in the traditional sense,
Cavo Paradiso is more like a traditional night club, but in a spectacular waterfront setting.
Perched on the cliffside overlooking the bay, huge parties get going late and go hard til the
break of dawn with international DJ talent playing to a huge open-air dance floor.
At Tropicana Beach Bar, guests dance on bar tops, with a scantily-clad MC hyping up the crowd.
Popular with a younger, hard-partying crowd, giant mounds of empty champagne
bottles decorate the entrance, and a large food court complements the beachside restaurant.
And Paradise Beach Club at the end of the beach has a multi-layered dance floor downstairs,
and a huge DJed pool scene up top. Daytime parties begin at 4 and the night parties get
going at 10 and rage all night. Super Paradise Beach, in a mellow
and beautiful bay is home to 2 very popular clubs. At one end, the iconic Super Paradise Beach Club
has been going strong for decades, with daily DJ sets that start very chill in
the late afternoons then crank up as the sun goes down and go very late into the night.
At the other end is the upscale, yet unpretentious Jackie O’ beach club, cascading down the hillside
in many different tiers. There’s a large pool deck with great views over the bay, and an excellent
restaurant. Jackie O is one of the island’s most popular clubs for the LGBTQIA crowd,
but is open and welcoming to all. There are free nightly drag shows around sunset that are
popular for birthdays and groups celebrating special events, and appropriate for all ages.
Ornos is the best swimming beach in Mykonos, and Pasaji, which is adjacent to and part of
the lovely Mykonos Blanc Hotel is the most family-friendly beach club in Mykonos. With
a tranquil and fun vibe, the music isn’t overpowering, the drinking and partying
don’t dominate, and the restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Also on Ornos, at the luxurious Santa Marina Resort, Budda Bar Beach has a unique perch
over a private secluded bay. Here the sushi is great, the beats are more worldly and down tempo,
and guests flock to enjoy the sunset views. Reservations are strongly recommended.
On Agios Ioannis Beach, Hippie Fish Beach Club is a large open-air bar and restaurant with a
beachfront. They also offer a massage menu, and have a small boutique shop with styly fashions.
And on Psarou Beach, Nammos is a popular though very pricey beach club,
with sunbeds closely packed along the narrow beach, and a great seafood restaurant just above.
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