Super Paradise Beach Sunbed Reservation Mykonos

Super Paradise Beach, Mykonos

Super Paradise Beach lies on the south coast of Mykonos, about 6 km southeast of Mykonos Town, in a deep bay framed by bare rocky hills. The beach is a curve of golden sand that slopes gently into clear, turquoise water, and because it faces south it is well sheltered from the meltemi, the strong north wind that blows across the Cyclades in July and August. That shelter is why the south coast beaches stay calm when the north of the island is choppy.

The atmosphere changes during the day: the morning is relaxed and good for swimming, while summer afternoons bring music and a lively, sociable crowd. Many visitors ask whether Super Paradise Beach is worth visiting; for the colour of the water, the dramatic setting and the energy of a classic Mykonos beach day, it is one of the island's most rewarding stops.

Your reserved sunbed and the beach facilities

The booking gives you one sunbed for the whole day in the row you choose. The default first-row sunbed is the closest to the sea and comes with a beach towel, as does the second row. The third and fourth rows are a few steps from the water, the fifth to seventh rows sit in the middle of the beach, and the eighth row and further back are the best-value choice; towels are not given in these rows, so bring your own.

All options include access to the facilities of the reserved area. Food and drinks are not included but are sold on site, so you can stay from late morning until the end of the day without leaving the sand. In July and August the front rows are taken early by walk-in visitors, which is exactly why a reservation made in advance is worth having.

How to get to Super Paradise Beach

Transport is not part of this booking, so plan your trip to the beach in advance. The quickest way is by taxi or rental car from Mykonos Town, a drive of around 20 minutes; the last stretch is a narrow, winding road that drops steeply down to the bay, so drive slowly. In the summer season, public buses and sea taxis also serve the south coast beaches, and a sea taxi ride along the coast is a pleasant way to arrive.

The best time to visit Super Paradise Beach is June or September, when the sea is warm and the beach is a little calmer; July and August are the busiest months. Aim to arrive within your time window between 10:00 and 12:00, and keep your booking on your phone ready to show at the reception.

The south coast beaches and Mykonos Town

Super Paradise is one of a string of sandy bays along the south coast. Paradise Beach lies just to the west, while Agrari and the long beach of Elia are a short drive to the east, so it is easy to explore the coast over several days. The surrounding hills are dry and rocky, typical of the Cycladic landscape, and the view across the bay is one of the most photographed on the island.

In the evening, Mykonos Town is the natural place to end your day. Its white lanes lead to Little Venice, where old captains' houses stand right over the water, and to the row of windmills on the hill above. If you want to add history to your beach days, we also arrange boat trips to the ancient sanctuary of Delos and cruises to Rhenia from Mykonos.