Super Paradise Beach
Visitors praise Super Paradise Beach for its beautiful views, clear water, and available water sports. However, many complain about the rocky entry into the sea, the high prices for food and drinks, and unenthusiastic customer service unless you pay for a sunbed.
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I liked this beach a lot. Very clear water, especially the part in front of Paraji. Free beach in the central part. Soft music. Free parking: going down at the end of the steep descent, turn to the right. The road to get there is very narrow and with a significant incline/decline, but it is worth it.
Greece was on our bucket list when we retired and we decided to try going to a beach club! When we arrived, there were so many young people there we thought we may not fit in but the whole area is just beautiful so we wanted to stay as the staff was so welcoming! So glad we did! We were greeted immediately by Artemis who was so wonderful! Got us all situated in our lounges, explained everything, brought us anything we wanted! She was the best! The food was great and the ocean and beach spectacular! It was a beautiful highlight to our trip and my husband loved that music was always playing while we relaxed in the sun! I stayed under our umbrella and was perfect!
Less windy beach than average, with cold and crystal-clear water. At Lido Paraj or Thalas, you can rent sunbeds for €25 each (starting from the seventh row) with the possibility of bringing food and drinks from home. For those with a higher spending capacity, there is the Super Paradise Club. At 4:30 PM, the Super Paradise Club starts the party with music and is accessible to those at Paraj (the Thalas is a bit farther away).
We arrived at this beach after calling off at Paradise beach, preferred this one. Lots of usual water sports - jet skis, kayak, inflatables being towed by speed boats. Lots of sunbeds but we sat in public area. Sand/ shingle beach. There’s about 2 metres of slippery rock on entering the sea before the bottom drops considerably to sand. I wish I’d taken shoes. I would return.
To begin by saying that the experience was disappointing, in the beach bar where we had closed loungers (3rd row 60 euros and that you get separately) in the sea you couldn't get in because it was all stone had something bag with sand but still it was difficult to get in and out of the sea If someone wants to go to prefer the beach bar super paradise and any nearby
Amazing beach with beautiful views of Naxos and paros (when clear) the surf was t too bad but would recommend water shoes as the sand is not as fine as most beaches. If you get bored there are bars and water sports located on the beach
The place is great. The Amazing Welcoming. The exquisite eating. An experience we will hardly forget.
Beautiful beach, beautiful restaurant and bar. Overpriced drinks and food Non exciting customer service… bartenders and waitresses act like they are doing you a favor by saying hi and taking your order! Unless you pay for a day bed they won’t even say hi!! Too bad the staff it’s like this but the place is awesome!
After traveling about 20m minutes from the cruise center we arrive at this amazing beach. Very expensive, but with an amazing restaurant, excellent umbrellas and sun loungers, the water is pristine, excellent snorkeling and explosion of toplees.
Early in morning 10-12. No one there, beautiful water. A little cold, but clear, clean water. Good beach restaurants. Can rent chairs from a few places if they are not sold out. More busy as the day went on. We left around 3.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026