The most photogenic of the party beaches, with the clearest water
Super Paradise sits in a narrow bay walled by rocky hills, which keeps the wind off and the water flat and startlingly clear. It has long been one of the island's most welcoming beaches for LGBTQ+ visitors and today draws a mixed, well-heeled crowd to two very different ends: a famous beach club and hotel on the eastern side, and busy sunbed bars on the western sand.
The party is real but starts later and skews more polished than at Paradise next door — champagne rather than buckets. The descent to the beach is steep by road, so most visitors arrive by sea taxi or by taxi and leave the driving to someone else.
Accommodation is limited to a handful of hotels on the slopes with dramatic views over the bay; book early for summer.
Beach
Sandy, sheltered, exceptionally clear water. Almost entirely occupied by beach-club sunbeds in season.
Nights
Sunset DJ sets and late beach-club parties; more upscale than Paradise, still loud in July and August.
Getting around
Sea taxis from Ornos and Platis Gialos are the easiest way in. Seasonal buses from Fabrika station stop at the top of the hill. The access road is steep and narrow.
