Paradise Beach Club
Venue Brief
Mykonos' legendary 1969 open-air seaside temple ranked #14 globally: all-day-and-night beach club hosting Tiësto and Garrix, pool parties, cabins steps from sand, April-October madness.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- DancingHigh EnergyChampagne ShowersScenic
- Age guide
- 18-25
- Dress code
- Beachwear
- Cuisine
- Greek
- Demographic
- Young ProfessionalsTourists
- Music genre
- EDMDeep HouseTech House
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- May – Oct
- Clientele
- LocalsWestern EuropeanAmerican
- Offerings
- Day BedsVIP BoothBottle ServiceTable Service
- Open times
- Mon 8 AM–2 AMTue 8 AM–2 AMWed 8 AM–2 AMThu 8 AM–2 AM BestFri 8 AM–2 AM BusySat 8 AM–2 AM BusySun 8 AM–2 AM Busy
- Vibe score
- 6.4 / 10
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About Paradise Beach Club
From May through October the sand at Paradise Beach runs on a single long shift — doors open at 8am and don't close until 2am, so the same crowd that claimed a daybed at noon is still there when the tech house and EDM take over after dark. Bottle service and VIP booths anchor the layout, with table service across the daybeds and a Greek kitchen to break up the drinking; the $$$ band reflects a champagne-shower model rather than a beach-towel one. Thursday through Sunday are the heavy days, drawing a young, largely 18–25 crowd of Western Europeans, Americans and Mykonos regulars alike. Dress is beachwear throughout, which means what you wore to the water carries you into the night without a change. Come early if you want a bed in a good position; by mid-afternoon in high season the good ones are long spoken for.
