Best Beach Clubs in Mykonos: Nammos, Scorpios & More

The best beach clubs in Mykonos define the island’s legendary summer — a world where a long lunch turns into a champagne-soaked sunset party, all with your feet in the sand and the Aegean glittering in front of you. From the celebrity-studded shores of Nammos to the bohemian elegance of Scorpios, each club has its own distinct personality. Here is your definitive 2026 guide: who they’re for, what they cost, and how to secure the best spot.

The quick answer: for see-and-be-seen glamour go to Nammos (Psarou); for bohemian-luxury and the famous sunset ritual go to Scorpios (Paraga); for an all-day party with pools go to SantAnna; for understated, fashion-crowd cool go to Alemagou (Ftelia). Below, the full breakdown.

Mykonos Beach Clubs at a Glance

| Beach club | Beach | Vibe | Best for |

|—|—|—|—|

| Nammos | Psarou | Ultra-glamorous, A-list | See-and-be-seen luxury |

| Scorpios | Paraga | Bohemian luxury | Sunset ritual, couples |

| SantAnna | Paraga | Big day-to-night party | Groups, pools |

| Alemagou | Ftelia | Understated cool | Fashion crowd, foodies |

| Principote | Panormos | Refined Mediterranean | A calmer, mature crowd |

| Super Paradise | Super Paradise | High-energy party | Bachelor/ette groups |

Nammos — Psarou Beach

The undisputed king of Mediterranean beach clubs. Nammos at Psarou Beach is where superyacht owners, international celebrities and fashion icons converge over crystal-clear water and golden sand, framed by Psarou’s hillside luxury villas.

• Vibe: Ultra-glamorous, see-and-be-seen, sophisticated luxury
• Music: Deep house and soulful beats building through the afternoon
• Food: Exceptional Mediterranean–Japanese fusion; the sushi and grilled seafood are standout
• Price: Sunbeds from roughly €200–€600; expect €500+ per person for food and drinks
• VIP tip: Arrive by private yacht for the ultimate entrance
• Best for: Anyone who wants the most iconic, glamorous beach day on the island

Scorpios — Paraga Beach

Scorpios blends bohemian aesthetics with genuine luxury. Its sunset ritual — where music, lighting and energy align as the sun dips below the horizon — is one of Mykonos’ most magical experiences, drawing a crowd that values atmosphere over flash.

• Vibe: Bohemian luxury, artistic, mindful hedonism
• Music: Carefully curated world music, organic house and live performances
• Food: Farm-to-table Mediterranean with organic ingredients
• Price: Sunbeds around €100–€300; dining €80–€200 per person
• VIP tip: The cabanas on the upper terrace offer the best views and most privacy
• Best for: Couples and those who want soul and ceremony, not just a party

SantAnna — Paraga Beach

SantAnna has rapidly become one of Mykonos’ most complete day-to-night destinations: multiple pools, a stunning beach area, a gourmet restaurant and an energetic party that peaks at sunset with international DJs and performers.

• Vibe: Upbeat, party-ready, stylish yet approachable
• Music: High-energy house and commercial hits; big DJs on weekends
• Food: Mediterranean grill with a sushi bar and creative cocktails
• Price: Sunbeds around €100–€400; pool cabanas from €500+
• VIP tip: Book a pool cabana for a group — it becomes your basecamp for the whole day
• Best for: Groups and bachelor parties who want pools, party and scale

Alemagou — Ftelia Beach

The insider’s choice. On windswept Ftelia Beach, Alemagou attracts the fashion crowd, creative directors and seasoned travellers who have seen everything else and want something quieter and more curated.

• Vibe: Understated cool, effortlessly chic, curated minimalism
• Music: Eclectic — from ambient to afro house, always perfectly pitched
• Food: Outstanding Mediterranean cuisine with Greek ingredients elevated to fine dining
• Price: Sunbeds around €80–€200; dining €70–€150 per person
• VIP tip: Go for a long, late lunch and stay as the afternoon set takes over
• Best for: Foodies and those who prefer barefoot sophistication to spectacle

Principote — Panormos Beach

On beautiful Panormos Bay, Principote offers a refined atmosphere, exceptional food and a gorgeous natural setting that draws a slightly more mature, relaxed crowd.

• Vibe: Refined Mediterranean elegance
• Music: Smooth house and lounge; live musicians in the afternoon
• Price: Sunbeds around €100–€300
• Best for: A beautiful, less frenetic day by the sea

Super Paradise & JackieO’ Beach — Super Paradise Beach

The original Mykonos party beach since the 1970s. Super Paradise Beach Club still delivers high-energy afternoon celebrations with international DJs, while JackieO’ Beach brings glamour, pool parties and the island’s famous inclusive, LGBTQ+-friendly energy.

• Vibe: High-energy party, diverse and unapologetically fun
• Music: Commercial house, EDM and party anthems
• Price: Sunbeds around €60–€200
• Best for: Groups who want to dance with their feet in the sand

Mykonos Beach Clubs by Beach

Not sure where to base yourself? A quick orientation:

• Psarou — the most glamorous (Nammos)
• Paraga — the heart of the scene (Scorpios, SantAnna, Kalua)
• Super Paradise — the party beach (Super Paradise, JackieO’)
• Paradise — legendary day parties (Tropicana)
• Ftelia — wild, windswept, cool (Alemagou)
• Panormos — refined and scenic (Principote)
• Platis Gialos & Elia — calmer, more family-friendly options

How Much Do Mykonos Beach Clubs Cost?

Mykonos beach clubs are a luxury experience. As a 2026 guide:

• Sunbeds: roughly €60–€600 per bed depending on the club and location (front-row at Nammos commands the most)
• Cabanas / pool beds: from around €500+ at the top venues
• Food & drink: budget €150–€500+ per person at the premium clubs
• Minimum spend: prime spots often carry a minimum spend, especially on weekends

Reserving in advance is essential — and it’s the only way to guarantee the best locations in July and August.

How to Get the VIP Beach Club Experience

• Book through your concierge — Apex Exclusive secures priority reservations and the best sunbed locations, even when clubs show as fully booked.
• Arrive in style — a luxury car transfer or, even better, a private yacht arrival sets the tone for the day.
• Reserve early — prime spots sell out days ahead in peak season.
• Combine clubs — pair a sunset at Scorpios with a late night in Mykonos’ clubs and bars for the full island experience.

Best Time to Visit the Beach Clubs

The beach-club season runs from late May to early October, peaking in July and August when the parties are biggest and the crowds densest. June and September offer the same beautiful settings with better weather comfort, easier reservations and slightly lower prices — the sweet spot for many travellers.

Mykonos Beach Clubs FAQ

Which is the best beach club in Mykonos?

Nammos at Psarou is the most famous and glamorous, but “best” depends on your style — Scorpios for bohemian-luxury and sunsets, SantAnna for groups and pools, Alemagou for understated cool.

How much does a sunbed cost in Mykonos?

Roughly €60–€600 depending on the club and location, with front-row beds and cabanas at the top venues costing the most. Many carry a minimum food-and-drink spend.

Do I need to book a beach club in advance?

Yes, especially in July and August. The best sunbeds and cabanas are reserved days or weeks ahead; a concierge can secure spots when public booking is closed.

Can you arrive at Mykonos beach clubs by boat?

Yes — arriving by private yacht is the ultimate way to reach clubs like Nammos and Scorpios, and guarantees VIP treatment.

Which beach club is best for groups or bachelor parties?

SantAnna and Super Paradise are built for high-energy group days, with pools, cabanas and a party atmosphere.

Plan Your Beach Club Experience

The best beach-club days in Mykonos are effortless — because someone handles the reservations, the transfers and the timing for you. Apex Exclusive Services arranges priority access at Mykonos’ finest beach clubs, luxury transfers, yacht arrivals and full-day coordination. Contact us to design your perfect day by the sea.