Scorpios sits on the Paraga headland on Mykonos's south coast, built around what its own site calls a daily "sunset ritual" — a programme that moves from a calm afternoon into live music and dancing as the sun goes down, rather than a fixed party start time. It leans toward curated, non-mainstream DJ bookings and a wellness strand alongside the beach club itself, a different register from Mykonos's more straightforwardly party-focused venues.
What it's known for
Scorpios's own site programmes "Music Rituals" on its terrace, with a rotating cast of artists through the season — its September 2026 listings named Tripolism, Jimi Jules and Dixon among the acts booked for that stretch of the month, giving a sense of the curated, DJ-culture end of the booking policy rather than mainstream commercial sets. The venue also runs restaurants, spa facilities and event spaces alongside the beach club itself, positioning itself as a broader day-into-evening venue rather than a single-purpose beach bar. Its bar and kitchen talent get outside recognition too — Greek Travel Pages' trade coverage of a 2024 Costa Navarino event named Vassilis Mylonas, Scorpios's Head Bartender, among the guest presenters, a sign the venue's staff are known beyond Mykonos itself within the Greek hospitality industry.
Booking
Reservations run through an online booking system on Scorpios's own site. Notably, private event bookings for 2027 were already open at the time of writing — a longer lead time than most clubs on this list publish, suggesting demand for exclusive hire books out well in advance. Sunbeds and private cabanas are available on the beach itself; no minimum spend or deposit figure is published for a standard visit.
What isn't confirmed
Season opening and closing dates, specific hours, dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages of Scorpios's own site checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here.
Getting there
Scorpios is on Paraga beach (see it on the map), on Mykonos's south coast, a short taxi ride from Mykonos Town and around 15–20 minutes from Mykonos Airport by road — there's no rail link on the island, so a taxi, transfer or the local bus network are the practical options. See how Greece's beach club season compares with the rest of the Mediterranean for the wider pattern.
"A headland turned open air temple, tuned to the hour of the sun."
— Beaches for Kings
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