Super Paradise sits on the beach that's carried its name for over fifty years on Mykonos's south coast, and its own site dates the club itself back to 1971 — making it one of the longer-running names on this list rather than a recent addition to the island's party circuit. It shifts through the day from a relaxed morning to a high-energy afternoon scene, with an open-air stage that clears space daily for DJ sets.
What it's known for
The venue describes itself as built around four integrated parts rather than a single beach bar: the beach club itself, a fine-dining restaurant called Paraj, watersports activities, and an on-site hotel with suites — a wider operation than most of the pure day-party venues on this list. Its own history page frames the club's identity around a "restless energy and a free spirit" that's run through the site since the 1970s.
Booking
Super Paradise's own pages checked for this guide don't publish a self-service booking calendar, a minimum spend, or a deposit figure — reservations and cabana or sunbed enquiries are handled directly rather than through a published rate card.
What isn't confirmed
Season dates, hours, dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages of Super Paradise's own site checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here. No independent press coverage meeting this guide's sourcing standard turned up either, so the quote below is the venue's own words rather than a third-party review.
Getting there
Super Paradise Beach (see it on the map) sits on Mykonos's south coast, reachable by road or by the seasonal beach boats that run along that stretch of coast in summer — a short taxi ride from Mykonos Town and around 15–20 minutes from Mykonos Airport by road.
"Since 1971, Super Paradise has been synonymous with partying and enjoying every moment with a restless energy and a free spirit."
— from Super Paradise's own site
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