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Are there any family friendly beach clubs in Mykonos?

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Or is every beach club a sort of adults only vibe?
 
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Great question!

Here are a few family friendly beach clubs in Mykonos:
- Paradise Beach Club Mykonos
- Eclipse seaside restaurant (not beach club)

I hope this helps!!

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Or is every beach club a sort of adults only vibe?
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Paranga beach!.
Kalua Beach Bar-Restaurant
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Paranga beach!.
Kalua Beach Bar-Restaurant
+30 2289 023397
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This place looks so cool! I prefer a more chill vibe anyways, I'm not into partying too much
 
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Worldwide Greeks Editor said:
Great question!

Here are a few family friendly beach clubs in Mykonos:
- Paradise Beach Club Mykonos
- Eclipse seaside restaurant (not beach club)

I hope this helps!!

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I agree with this - both are great for families. Just because it is a party atmosphere doesn't mean it needs to be "Crazy".
 
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I agree with this - both are great for families. Just because it is a party atmosphere doesn't mean it needs to be "Crazy".
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Mykonou can be accessed quickly as there is 1 main road around the island....and since I have lived and worked there in Tourism industry, just drive around,pop in where one feels comfortable,move on another location, cool and chilled out....does not need planning.The enjoyable part is driving in and out of the bays except Super Paradise and Agrari Beach Enjoy the holidays.. Paradise beach suitable for all...The best and big hearted Freddie, the original Greek hippie founder from the 70s❤️.... the buffet food is the best on the island, cheap and abundance, huge Pizzas! ?
 
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Mykonou can be accessed quickly as there is 1 main road around the island....and since I have lived and worked there in Tourism industry, just drive around,pop in where one feels comfortable,move on another location, cool and chilled out....does not need planning.The enjoyable part is driving in and out of the bays except Super Paradise and Agrari Beach Enjoy the holidays.. Paradise beach suitable for all...The best and big hearted Freddie, the original Greek hippie founder from the 70s❤️.... the buffet food is the best on the island, cheap and abundance, huge Pizzas! ?
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Thank you so much for your post, I love the island but its hard to find places that are a bit more relaxed and family friendly. I will definitely check out paradise beach next summer :) I enjoy the hippie vibe as well ahaha
 
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You are welcome
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Thank you so much for your post, I love the island but its hard to find places that are a bit more relaxed and family friendly. I will definitely check out paradise beach next summer :) I enjoy the hippie vibe as well ahaha
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You are very welcome..... remind me next time before you travel.....I have many friends living there....we will give an Updated information...by the way go to Syros next door....I think there is still a Reggae type bar....yaap!!... those Bob Marley times with Eagles and Santana...and have life long friends with a beautiful villa with Airbnb apartment ... breathtaking views.... home from home!!!❤️❤️? Kalley Mera....
 
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You are very welcome..... remind me next time before you travel.....I have many friends living there....we will give an Updated information...by the way go to Syros next door....I think there is still a Reggae type bar....yaap!!... those Bob Marley times with Eagles and Santana...and have life long friends with a beautiful villa with Airbnb apartment ... breathtaking views.... home from home!!!❤️❤️? Kalley Mera....
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Yessss Syros is excellent! Kokkina beach is a great secluded and peaceful beach https://www.syrosisland.gr/en/place/kokkina-beach/
 
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