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Mykonos Beach Clubs 2026: Scorpios, Nammos, SantAnna & More
The Mykonos beach-club map — Scorpios, Nammos, SantAnna, Super Paradise, Paradise. What each is for, when it's open and how to book without getting burnt.
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The short version
- Mykonos beach clubs break into four kinds: sunset and music (Scorpios, SantAnna), food first (Nammos, Alemagou), party first (Super Paradise, Paradise Beach Club), and quieter beaches (Agios Sostis, Lia).
- Prices: the big clubs don't publish daybed or minimum-spend prices outside their booking systems, so check the price before you commit. The one published price list is Paradise Beach Club's: free entry, with tables from a €250 minimum spend.
- Season: the clubs close for winter. Scorpios's last night of 2026 was 4 October; SantAnna usually runs May to September; Paradise Beach Club runs April to October.
- Book direct. Scorpios, SantAnna and Super Paradise all sell through their own sites; Nammos takes bookings by phone or email.
The trick with Mykonos beach clubs is knowing which kind of day each one is built for, and booking direct.
The four kinds
| Kind | What it's for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Sunset and music | A long afternoon with DJs into sunset | Scorpios, SantAnna (both on Paraga beach) |
| Food first | A long lunch on the sand | Nammos (Psarou beach), Alemagou (Ftelia) |
| Party first | Dancing from late afternoon | Super Paradise, Paradise Beach Club |
| Quieter | A swim and a taverna lunch | Agios Sostis, Lia |
Pick one kind per day. Lunch at Nammos, sunset at Scorpios and night at Super Paradise means three bookings, three bills and a lot of time on the road between them.
Scorpios — the sunset sessions
Scorpios is on Paraga beach. Resident DJs play its Listening Sessions through the day, and at weekends the line-up builds with invited headliners. Its published hours: the beach from 11am to 8pm, the restaurant from 1.30pm to midnight, and the terrace, where the music sessions happen, from 5pm to midnight.
- Booking: through Scorpios's own site. Daybed and minimum-spend prices aren't published outside its booking system, so check them there before you commit.
- Season: its final night of 2026 was 4 October. Check its site for the 2027 opening.
- Bodrum: Scorpios has a sister venue in Bodrum, which Scorpios says is temporarily closed.
Nammos — food first
Nammos is on Psarou beach: a restaurant open from 1pm until 2am, a beach open from 11am to 7pm, and four day-use cabanas. Despite the restaurant reputation, it sells itself as a party too: "Parties start every day with the pop of champagne corks," its site says.
- Booking: by phone or email, or through the contact form on its site. There's no online table booking.
- Prices: we couldn't find Nammos's prices published online. Ask for the menu, and the price of anything you order by the bottle, before you order.
SantAnna — the pool club
SantAnna is also on Paraga beach, next door to Scorpios (about 100 metres apart). It's a pool club with poolside cabanas and premium daybeds, Mediterranean food, and international DJs playing house, afro house and techno.
- Walk-ins: welcome, subject to the day's availability.
- Booking and tickets: official tickets are sold only on its own site.
- Season: usually May to September.
Pick SantAnna for a pool day. Pick Scorpios for the sunset sessions. They're neighbours, but they're two different days out.
Super Paradise and Paradise Beach Club — party first
Super Paradise Beach Club is open daily from 10am to 10pm, and until 1am on Sundays, when its Super Sunday party runs late. Mornings are relaxed; the party starts at 5pm with Celestial Bodies, a dance show, then house and dance music into the evening. It books big names through the summer (Anane & Louie Vega in August 2026). Sunbeds are first come, first served, or book one on its own site.
Paradise Beach Club, on Paradise beach, has been going since 1969. Entry is free; sunbeds are first come, first served, and tables and VIP booths are sold on minimum spends from €250 (2026 price list, bottle service). It's open from April to October.
Alemagou — the quieter luxury
Alemagou is on Ftelia beach, on the north side of the island, a different pace from the south-coast party strip. Book a cabana or lounge beds for the day, and take a long lunch.
The quieter beaches
- Agios Sostis: on the north coast near Panormos, with Kiki's, a walk-in traditional taverna that takes no reservations.
- Lia: on the south-east coast, with one beach club, Liastì.
If you're staying five days or more, put a quiet beach day in the middle. It makes the big beach-club days feel special again.
Booking
- Scorpios, SantAnna and Super Paradise: book on their own sites. SantAnna says its official tickets are sold only there.
- Nammos: phone, email or the contact form on its site.
- Paradise Beach Club: walk up for a sunbed, or book a table on its site.
- Prices: for the clubs that don't publish them, ask for the minimum spend and read the terms before you confirm.
Third-party Mykonos 'concierges'
Sites offering to book your Scorpios or Nammos table are middlemen. The venues take bookings themselves, so book direct and you'll see the venue's own price and terms.
Going in winter?
The clubs close for the season. And Mykonos airport says all flights stop every Thursday from 19 November 2026 to 18 March 2027 while the runway is rebuilt (a few dates around Christmas and New Year are exempt), so plan around Thursdays.
Questions
How much do Mykonos beach clubs cost?
Most don't publish daybed or minimum-spend prices outside their booking systems, so check the price before you commit. The exception is Paradise Beach Club: free entry, and tables from a €250 minimum spend on its 2026 price list.
Do I need to book Mykonos beach clubs in advance?
For a daybed at Scorpios or a table at Nammos, book. SantAnna welcomes walk-ins, subject to the day's availability. Super Paradise and Paradise Beach Club give out sunbeds first come, first served, and you can book a table or sunbed on their sites. Kiki's at Agios Sostis takes no reservations.
When are Mykonos beach clubs open?
In season. Scorpios's last night of 2026 was 4 October; SantAnna usually runs May to September; Paradise Beach Club runs April to October. Super Paradise is open 10am to 10pm, until 1am on Sundays.
Which is better, Scorpios or SantAnna?
They're next door to each other on Paraga beach, but they're different days. Scorpios is built around its music sessions into sunset; SantAnna is a pool club with house, afro house and techno.
Can you go to Mykonos beach clubs without a reservation?
At Super Paradise and Paradise Beach Club, yes: sunbeds are first come, first served. SantAnna takes walk-ins when it has space. For Scorpios and Nammos, book.
What to skip
- Booking through a "concierge" when the club takes bookings itself. You'll pay their cut on top.
- Writing off Super Paradise's Sunday. It's the club's late night, open until 1am with its Super Sunday party.
- Planning a beach-club trip for after the season. By October most of the big clubs have closed; check each one's own site for its dates.
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About this guide
Written by Jordan Gilbert, who edits Citorah. Last checked . Prices, hours and timetables change, so check anything you’re booking against the operator’s own site. Something out of date? Email hello@citorah.com.
Corrections
- : Re-checked against the clubs’ own sites and rewritten. Removed the per-head price ranges, daybed prices, minimum spends and sample day budgets: the big clubs don’t publish prices outside their booking systems, so we couldn’t stand behind them. Paradise Beach Club has free entry, not €10–30 tickets, and tables from a €250 minimum spend. Scorpios and SantAnna are about 100 metres apart, not 400, and SantAnna’s DJs play house, afro house and techno. Super Paradise’s party starts at 5 PM, and Sunday is its late night, open until 1 AM, not its weakest. Nammos takes bookings by phone, email or its contact form, has four day-use cabanas, and Psarou faces south-east. SantAnna takes walk-ins when it has space. By early October several clubs have closed: Scorpios’s 2026 season ended on 4 October, and its Bodrum venue is temporarily closed. Removed a suggestion to head “back to town” for a walk-in sunset drink at Scorpios: it’s on Paraga beach, and its site mentions no walk-in bar. Removed Fokos Taverna, which no primary source could confirm.
- : Scorpios has a sister venue in Bodrum, not Tulum. SantAnna is on the same Paraga beach as Scorpios, not a different one. Agios Sostis is on the north coast near Panormos, not next to Fokos. Removed an unsourced claim that prices doubled after 2019, and that walking up to the Scorpios bar is how most locals do it.
- : Removed a first-person account of a day on Mykonos: the guide is research-led. Removed a quote credited to “a Mykonos regular”, an unnamed source that couldn’t be checked, and a closing line about booking the venues direct through the site, which Citorah doesn’t offer.