Free parking, clean beach, good facilities and buy a drink to use the luxury loungers for nothing. An all round great way to spend the day! Water is calm and blue and it's not too noisy.

During my stay in Mykonos, August 2010, I visited Paradise Beach. This beach is definitely for the young at heart and is worth the trip. The sand and water are clean. Generally there is no admission but if you want to sit on one of the beach chairs you have to buy drinks. The atmosphere is very fun and party... More

I went in April when Mykonos is really only full of locals and a few tourists. For that reason, Paradise Beach was pretty quiet so it was very relaxing. The restaurant and bars there offer couches and lounges that you can use if you buy a drink or some food. I went there twice while in Mykonos for a week.... More

Busy beach, all about the parties, and loudness - but it was still worth one visit during our week in Mykonos.

We took a bus to this beach with our snorkeling equipment in hand, and we weren't disappointed (although we were the ONLY people snorkeling that we saw). This seems to be a beach made for sun gods, as most of the people were oiled up and sprawled on beach chairs, drinks nearby. In fact, most people were more interested in... More

Nice beach for young party crowd. Especially in the afternoon can be very crowded. Drinks are expensive.

Ugly beach, overcrowded with ugly people, over commercialized. Loud Club music blaring and catering for under 18's. Food outlets serve canteen food to people who know no better. STAY AWAY

took a bit to get to this beach via ATV but nothing too bad. I enjoyed the stones vs sand beach. Beautiful crystal clear water! At the bar, there were go go dancers(wearing barely their bathing suits) on top of boom boxes.

Paradise Beach is a sleepy relaxing spot in the mornings but come mid afternoon the music starts and the young tourists flock for cheap frozen coctails and beers and tabletop dancing. Unreal atmosphere! Then come 11pm its quiet again.