The best beach clubs in Paros are Punda Coast for partying, Cabana and Paros On The Rocks at Kolymbithres for stylish lunches, and Monastiri and Faragas for calm, family-friendly bays. Think of Paros as the relaxed, affordable alternative to Mykonos: in 2026 you’ll typically pay €15–€60 for a pair of sunbeds and an umbrella, not a €500 minimum spend.
Below is our vetted guide to clubs, organised by vibe, with the location, the crowd, and how to get to each one. A beach day is one of the best things to do in Paros.
Paros beach clubs at a glance (2026)
Paros used to be a 90s party island, but today its beach scene is split between a handful of lively, DJ-driven clubs and a much larger group of relaxed beach bars built around long lunches, swimming, and sunset cocktails. Set in the heart of the Cyclades, Paros concentrates most of its beach-club action on three coasts: the east (Golden Beach and New Golden Beach), the north around Naoussa (Kolymbithres, Santa Maria, Monastiri), and the Parikia bay and south (Parasporos, Faragas).
- Sunbed prices: typically €15–€60 for a pair of sunbeds and an umbrella for the day. Front-row and premium clubs cost more in peak season (July–August).
- Do you need to book? Only at the most popular clubs in July and August. The rest of the season you can usually just turn up.
- Best time to go: late April–early June and mid-September–October for warm sea and smaller crowds.
- Getting around: a rental car or ATV is easiest, but most beaches are also reachable on the summer bus network — see our Paros bus guide — and several northern beaches have a water taxi from Naoussa.
Compared with its glitzier neighbour, Paros is the calmer, better-value option — if you’re still deciding between islands, see our Mykonos vs Paros comparison. Here are the best beach clubs in Paros, grouped by vibe.
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The party & high-energy beach clubs
These are the clubs with DJs, day-drinking, and a buzzy crowd — Paros’s answer to a party beach day, without Mykonos-level prices.
1. Punda Coast Beach Bar
Vibe: Paros’s most famous party spot — house DJs, cocktails, and a high-energy day-drinking crowd that builds through the afternoon.
Location: New Golden Beach (Nea Chryssi Akti) on the windsurf-friendly east coast, about a 20–25 minute drive from Parikia.
Best for: a lively, see-and-be-seen beach day.
Good to know: sunbeds generally run around €25–€40 a pair, with front-row beds higher in peak season; book ahead in July–August.
2. Santa Maria Beach Bar & KOOM
Vibe: trendy and popular, with sun loungers, bean bags, and DJs spinning through the late afternoon. Its on-site restaurant, KOOM, serves seafood, salads, and cocktails right on the sand.
Location: Santa Maria beach on the north-east coast, a short drive from Naoussa.
Best for: a stylish-but-fun day that drifts from swimming into sundowners.
3. REBEL Beach Bar
Vibe: a younger, music-led beach bar with a sociable, party-leaning crowd. Location: Santa Maria beach on the north-east coast, near Naoussa. Best for: groups and twenty-somethings who want energy without travelling far from Naoussa’s nightlife.
4. Marcello Beach Bar
Vibe: upbeat with loud music, plus a beach volleyball court for the more active. Location: Marcello (Martselo) beach in Parikia bay, directly opposite the island’s capital — one of the few clubs you can walk or cycle to from Parikia town. Best for: a fun beach day close to the port without renting a car.
The stylish, design-led beach clubs (Paros’s “affordable Mykonos”)
Polished sunbeds, good cocktails, and that effortless Cycladic look — these clubs deliver the chic beach-club experience for a fraction of what you’d spend on Mykonos.
5. Cabana Beach Bar
Vibe: one of the most stylish beach clubs near Naoussa, with sunbeds, cocktails, and a relaxed restaurant overlooking the bay. Location: Kolymbithres beach, famous for its sculpted granite rock formations and natural swimming coves, a short drive or water taxi from Naoussa. Best for: a scenic, photogenic day with calm, sheltered swimming.
6. Paros On The Rocks
Vibe: a casual-chic Mediterranean restaurant and beach bar serving fresh seafood with a breathtaking sea view. Location: perched above Kolymbithres beach near Naoussa, in the north of the island. Best for: a long, scenic lunch with a swim off the rocks.
7. RADA Beach Bar
Vibe: a chic, upscale beach bar and restaurant linked to the Cove Paros hotel. Location: Agioi Anargyroi beach, a short walk from Naoussa town centre. Best for: a refined beach day within strolling distance of Naoussa’s restaurants and harbour.
8. Sal Y Mar Beach Lounge
Vibe: a chic, low-key beach lounge with discreet luxury and attentive service. Location: the quieter end of Golden Beach (Chryssi Akti) on the east coast, part of the Amaryllis Paros hotel. Best for: couples who want a calm, polished day away from the busier club crowds.
9. The Beach Project
Vibe: a laid-back, design-conscious beach club with sustainably sourced food, fresh juices, cocktails, and a strong sunset scene. Location: Golden Beach (Chryssi Akti) on the east coast. Best for: a full day that runs from lunch into golden-hour drinks.
The relaxed, scenic & family-friendly bays
Calm, shallow water, shade, and good food — these are the clubs to choose for a slow beach day, with kids, or when you simply want to read and swim.
10. Monastiri Beach Club
Vibe: one of the most scenic settings on the island, in a protected bay with calm water that’s ideal for swimming and paddleboarding; the restaurant serves fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes. Location: inside Paros Park on the northern tip, near Naoussa (reachable by road or water taxi). Best for: families and anyone wanting a quieter, nature-led beach day.
11. Faragas Beach Bar
Vibe: a quieter, more refined beach club with clear turquoise water and soft sand. Location: Faragas beach on the southern coast, near Aliki and the airport. Best for: a calm, good-looking day — just note that lunch here is pricier than the island average, closer to Mykonos rates.
12. Parasporos Beach Club
Vibe: one of the best-value beach clubs on the island, set in a sheltered bay that feels calm and relaxed despite being close to town. Location: Parasporos beach, about 2 km south of Parikia. Best for: a low-key day a short drive from the port.
13. Zazala Beach Bar
Vibe: an easygoing beach bar with an authentic summer feel — coffee and light snacks from the morning, then Mediterranean dishes with a Cycladic twist using local products. Location: Parasporos beach, a few kilometres from Parikia. Good to know: the kitchen runs from around 13:00 to 21:45. Best for: a relaxed all-day base with good food on the sand.
14. Palm Beach Bar
Vibe: a mellow, tropical-feeling spot where palm trees line the sand and the water is calmer and more sheltered than the open east coast. Location: Agia Irini beach, between Parikia and Pounta. Best for: families and anyone wanting shade, shallow water, and an easy day near town.
15. Magaya Beach Restaurant
Vibe: a beachfront restaurant and bar known for combining vibrant Thai flavours with Mediterranean seafood. Location: Souvlia (Delfini) beach, just south of Parikia. Best for: a longer, food-focused beach lunch with a view.
Laid-back local favourites & best value
No pretension, fair prices, and an easygoing local feel — these beach bars and seaside tavernas are where you go for a simple, happy day on the sand.
16. Cactus Beach Bar
Vibe: a friendly, all-day beach destination for all ages, with relaxed sunbeds and an easygoing atmosphere. Location: the Blue Flag sand of Logaras beach on the south-east coast, near Piso Livadi. Good to know: open daily from morning until late (around 9:00 to 01:00). Best for: a no-fuss family beach day on a clean, organised beach.
17. Remezzo Beach Bar
Vibe: a popular, easygoing beach bar with tables on the sand, drinks, and snacks, plus lovely Aegean views. Location: the seaside village of Piso Livadi on the south-east coast. Best for: a relaxed drink or light lunch in a pretty fishing-village setting.
18. Pedro Beach Bar
Vibe: a friendly, well-run beach bar with attentive staff and good club sandwiches. Location: Parikia, within easy reach of the town and port. Good to know: around €30 for an umbrella with two sun loungers. Best for: an affordable, convenient day if you’re based in Parikia.
19. Paralia Beach Bar
Vibe: an easy, central beach bar right on Parikia’s town beach, good for drinks and a swim without leaving the capital. Location: Parikia, a short walk from the port. Best for: arrival day, a between-ferries swim, or an evening drink by the water.
20. Arodo Beach Bar
Vibe: a quaint, all-day beach bar and restaurant serving coffee, snacks, and Greek-international dishes from morning until late, with a balcony-like outlook over the Aegean. Location: Krios beach, about 2 km from Parikia and reachable by the regular Krios water taxi across the bay. Best for: a quieter day with Parikia views, easily combined with a boat ride over.
21. Marabou Beach Bar
Vibe: a laid-back beach bar on one of Paros’s best stretches of sand, popular with windsurfers and anyone after a low-key day. Location: Golden Beach (Chryssi Akti) on the east coast. Best for: combining a long swim or a windsurf session with easy drinks and food on the beach.
Where to stay for the best beach-club access
If beach clubs are the priority, base yourself near the coast you like most. Naoussa puts you closest to the stylish northern clubs (Kolymbithres, Santa Maria, Monastiri); Golden Beach / New Golden Beach on the east coast is best for Punda Coast and the windsurf scene; and Parikia is the most convenient for the Parasporos, Marcello, and Krios bars without a car. For specific picks, see our guides to the best beach hotels in Paros and where to stay in Paros, and plan your transfers with the Paros bus guide.
FAQ
What is the best beach club in Paros?
It depends on the day you want. Punda Coast on New Golden Beach is the best choice for a party atmosphere, Cabana and Paros On The Rocks at Kolymbithres are the most stylish, and Monastiri in Paros Park is the best for a calm, family-friendly bay.
How much do sunbeds cost at Paros beach clubs?
In 2026, expect roughly €15–€60 for a pair of sunbeds and an umbrella for the day, depending on the club and how close to the water you sit. As examples, Pedro Beach Bar in Parikia is around €30 for an umbrella with two loungers, while front-row beds at the most popular party clubs cost more in July and August.
Are Paros beach clubs cheaper than Mykonos?
Generally, yes. Paros is known as the more relaxed, better-value alternative to Mykonos, without the high minimum spends. The main exception is Faragas, where lunch prices sit closer to Mykonos levels. See our Mykonos vs Paros guide for a full comparison.
Do you need to book sunbeds in advance?
For most of the season you can simply turn up. Booking ahead is really only necessary at the most popular clubs (such as Punda Coast and Santa Maria) during the peak weeks of July and August.
Which Paros beach clubs are best for families?
Choose the calm, sheltered bays: Monastiri (protected bay in Paros Park), Palm Beach Bar (calm, palm-shaded Agia Irini), and Parasporos (a sheltered cove near Parikia) all have gentle water that suits children.
How do you get to the beach clubs in Paros?
A rental car or ATV is the easiest way to reach all of them. Many beaches are also served by the summer bus network from Parikia and Naoussa — see our Paros bus guide — and several northern beaches, plus Krios across Parikia bay, have a seasonal water taxi.
When is the best time to visit Paros beaches?
Late April to early June and mid-September to October are ideal: the sea is warm, the days are long, and the beaches are far less crowded than in July and August.
