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The best beach clubs in Mykonos!

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This video goes over some of the most popular beach clubs in Mykonos!! Happy travels and safe partying

 
The Super Paradise Beach Club is a personal favorite for me. It's great because you can sit outside and enjoy the beach while also taking in the party atmosphere. Those in my family who prefer to avoid the sun were able to get a table under the shade. Although it's a "Beach Bar" my whole family had fun here.
 
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Greek_BucsFan12 said:
The Super Paradise Beach Club is a personal favorite for me. It's great because you can sit outside and enjoy the beach while also taking in the party atmosphere. Those in my family who prefer to avoid the sun were able to get a table under the shade. Although it's a "Beach Bar" my whole family had fun here.
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I agree, Super Paradise Beach is great and when I am in Mykonos, I tend to congregate here. I think I will try some of the other ones, though!
 
I just remembered, I also like Scorpios. This place is great, but my kids felt a little uncomfortable here. They were getting restless but I had fun.
 
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Greek_BucsFan12 said:
I just remembered, I also like Scorpios. This place is great, but my kids felt a little uncomfortable here. They were getting restless but I had fun.
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I love Scorpios!! It's one of the most famous
 
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I love Scorpios!! It's one of the most famous
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I didn't realize it was famous at the time, but it really had a special vibe - I am not surprised!
 
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