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Iconic south-coast Mykonos beach known for organized sunbeds, easy bus access, and Paradise Beach Club’s late-afternoon party scene.


Paradise Beach is one of the most famous beaches on Mykonos, known for its long-running party scene, organized shoreline, and easy access from town. On the island’s south coast, roughly 6 km from Mykonos Town and between Paraga and Super Paradise, it blends a proper beach day with one of Mykonos’ best-known club atmospheres. If you want the classic party-beach version of Mykonos, this is one of the first places to consider.
Paradise Beach works because it can be both simple and high-energy. During the day, people come for the sand, swimming, loungers, and social atmosphere. Later on, the mood shifts toward music and parties, with Paradise Beach Club remaining the main draw. For travelers comparing venues, our guide to the best beach clubs in Mykonos puts Paradise in context alongside the island’s other big-name beach scenes.
The beach is organized and busy in season, with sunbeds, beach bars, restaurants, and accommodation nearby. The official club FAQ says sunbeds are offered on a first come, first served basis, while the main club area itself is free entry unless you are reserving tables or VIP areas. The club is open from April through October, and the official party schedule notes that day parties begin from 4:00pm.

Paradise Beach is one of the easier south-coast beaches to reach without a car. Our live Mykonos bus schedule shows that buses to Paradise leave from Fabrika in Mykonos Town, with the route taking about 15 minutes in season. You can also reach it by taxi, scooter, quad, or car, and the official club FAQ also mentions access by public bus and water taxi. If you are planning a beach-focused trip, pair this page with our full Mykonos beaches guide.
This is the right beach for travelers who want music, people, organized facilities, and a social vibe. It is less about seclusion and more about energy. If you want a classic Mykonos party base, it also makes sense to read our guide on where to stay in Mykonos, especially if you are deciding between staying near the beaches or closer to town.
Local tip: Arrive earlier in the day if you want a better choice of sunbeds and an easier swim before the music and beach-club atmosphere ramp up later in the afternoon.
Paradise Beach, Kalamopodi, Mykonos
Interactive map showing the location of Paradise Beach, Kalamopodi, Mykonos in Santorini, Greece
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