Super Paradise Beach is famous for a reason—and getting a spot. With a sunbed reservation at Thalas Mykonos, your beach day starts easier: you walk in, claim your assigned row, and relax instead of hunting for shade. I like that this is paired with a barefoot tavern and beach club feel right on the water, so you can order drinks and bites without changing plans every hour.

My other favorite part is simple: the water and views are worth the effort, and your reserved chair lets you stay long enough to enjoy them. One thing to think about first though: the shoreline is rocky and pebbly, so you’ll likely want water shoes (and expect the water to feel cold at times).

Key things to know before you go

• Prebook the sunbed so you don’t spend your day scanning the beach for an empty spot.
• Pick your row (1st to 8th, including back) and plan to arrive within the reservation window.
• Towels depend on your row: fluffy towels are included only in the 1st or 2nd row.
• Food and drinks are extra, but you can use the bar and restaurant facilities while you lounge.
• Bring water shoes because the beach is made of rocks and pebbles, not sand.
• Arrive between 10:00 and 12:00 or your reservation may be released after noon.

Why a reserved sunbed at Super Paradise saves your day

Super Paradise Beach is one of those Mykonos places where the vibe is great but the logistics can be chaotic. You’ve got sun, boats drifting around in the distance, and a lot of people all trying to do the same thing: sit down and enjoy the Aegean. A prebooked sunbed at Thalas removes the stressful part.

The value here isn’t that the beach club is fancy. It’s that you avoid the time-sink of arriving and then spending 30–60 minutes (or more) circling for shade. That’s not just annoying; it’s also how people end up with a sunburn they didn’t budget for.

Another practical win: you’re assigned a spot by row, from 1st up through 8th row and back, so you can choose how close you want to be to the action. If you’re the type who likes to roll out of bed and get your towel laid immediately, this setup fits your style.

Finding Thalas Mykonos on the Super Paradise scene (and avoiding the name trap)

Mykonos is full of places with similar names, and Super Paradise is one of them. There’s a Paradise Beach and a Super Paradise Beach. When you’re heading over, make sure you’re aiming for Super Paradise Beach.

Getting there is straightforward: you reach the beach by taxi. From there, you’ll spend your time on the Super Paradise strip rather than commuting around Mykonos Town. One practical note: Thalas is accessed by walking through the Super Paradise area, so don’t expect a freestanding building you can spot instantly.

If you’re coming by bus, it can feel a bit poorly signposted once you’re close. My advice is to give yourself extra minutes for walking. Arriving a little early also helps you meet the reservation arrival window without panic.

Your Thalas sunbed setup: rows, towels, and staying put all day

This is a one-day experience built around one goal: getting you to a relax-ready sunbed quickly. Once you arrive and check in, you can use your sunlounger for the entire day. There’s no time limit on the chair rental, so you can do a proper beach rhythm—swim, nap, snack, repeat.

You’ll choose from rows 1st through 8th, and also options on the back side within that range. In plain terms, the closer you are to the front, the easier it is to pop up for service and feel more “in the scene.” The tradeoff is that front-row options can be the most requested.

Here’s a small detail that matters: you get a fluffy beach towel only in the 1st or 2nd row. If you book a later row, you’ll still lounge in comfort, but you shouldn’t count on the towel perk. If you hate the idea of renting time and then scrambling for basics, that towel rule is one you’ll want to factor in.

Also, you’re not meant to lug a cooler. Coolers aren’t allowed, and that nudges you toward using the beach club’s bar and restaurant instead.

Beach time at Super Paradise: clear water, rocky entry, bring water shoes

Super Paradise Beach is known for beautiful water, and that’s exactly what a beach day here is about. You’ll have plenty of time to swim, and the water can look glassy and inviting from the shore.

But I want you to picture the shoreline realistically: the beach is rocks and pebbles, not sand. That means:

• you’ll probably want water shoes for comfort and grip
• the rocky entry can be slippery
• the beach experience feels different than a sandy beach

One more thing that’s easy to forget in Greece: water can still feel cold, especially if you’re not expecting a quick shock. If you’re the kind of swimmer who likes long, warm sits in the water, you might find yourself doing shorter dips and then returning to the shade.

The upside? With a reserved chair at Thalas, you don’t have to keep walking around to find a better entry spot. You can make one plan and stay with it.

Thalas barefoot tavern and beach bar: ordering without leaving your chair

Thalas isn’t just a place to sit. It’s a beach club and restaurant setup on the shoreline at Super Paradise Beach, where you can access bar and food service while you lounge.

A few practical points that make a difference on vacation:

• You’re on-site, so you’re not walking back and forth to eat or drink.
• Service is part of the day, not an interruption.
• The atmosphere is beach-friendly, with that barefoot tavern vibe that feels right here.

Food and drinks are not included in the price. That’s good to know up front because the sunbed is the real value item, and the meal choices are on you. Still, you can expect full beach-bar and restaurant service—meaning you can order drinks and Greek-style bites without leaving your reserved spot.

From the vibe of what people love, the food is a major part of the reason to book. People talk about pasta with large shrimp and also about ordering tapas for sharing. Prices for drinks are often a point people weigh, so if you’re on a strict budget, plan to treat it like a beach club experience rather than a cheap lunch stop.

Service, comfort, and the Mykonos “good mood” factor

Mykonos can be hit-or-miss depending on where you go, but Thalas seems to run on friendly, helpful service. The staff are described as nice and attentive, and the setup is clean and comfortable.

Comfort-wise, the sunbed experience is the anchor of the day. You’re not just buying a seat; you’re buying a beach base. Front-row options are especially liked for views and for the ease of getting food and drinks delivered to your chair.

There’s also mention of music being chilled and not too loud, which matters more than people think. If you want beach time that still feels social but not club-noisy, that style fits.

Timing rules that protect your reservation (and save you from disappointment)

Here’s the most important practical detail: you need to arrive in the reservation window. You must arrive between 10:00 AM and 12:00 noon for your sunbed reservation. And you’re expected to arrive no later than 12:00 noon.

If you show up after noon, reservations can be released, and they’ll do their best to accommodate you only if availability allows. The big takeaway is simple: treat noon like the hard stop, not a suggestion.

The good news is that the day has no set “chair off” time. Once you’re checked in on time, you can keep your sunbed all day.

A small group setup also helps the experience stay smoother. You’re not dealing with a giant, chaotic group system. That typically makes the check-in and seating feel more controlled—especially in a busy beach zone.

And don’t forget the simple “bring” list: beachwear. The rest is handled by the beach club setup, including access to facilities.

Price and value: is $23 per person a good deal?

At about $23 per person for the sunbed day, this is priced like a practical Mykonos splurge rather than a full-on luxury package. Food and drinks are extra, so you’re basically paying for the chair rental plus access to the beach club facilities.

Here’s how I’d judge value in real life:

• If you hate wasting time on arrival, the reservation is worth it. It’s buying back your vacation hours.
• If you’re prone to sunburn, the ability to claim shade fast is a health-and-comfort win.
• If you’re going to buy drinks or snacks anyway, the on-site service turns the day into an easy, one-location plan.

The price also feels more reasonable than some of the typical Mykonos beach-day math, where the costs stack fast once you add sunbeds, meals, and constant moving around. Thalas keeps the core value in the sunbed, then lets you choose how much you want to spend on food and drinks.

So yes: it’s a good value if you’re using it like a full beach day, not like a quick stop.

Who should book Thalas at Super Paradise Beach

This fits best if you want:

• a stress-free beach day with a guaranteed spot
• the option to swim and then relax without moving locations
• beach club service that doesn’t require you to leave your chair every time you want a drink

It may not be ideal if you:

• hate rocky, pebbly shorelines (water shoes will help, but it won’t become a sandy beach)
• want a full meal included in the price (food is extra)
• are traveling with unaccompanied minors, since unaccompanied minors aren’t allowed

Also, if you’re chasing the absolute highest-row view and perks, note the towel detail. Choosing a 1st or 2nd row can add convenience beyond the chair itself.

Should you book this Mykonos beach day?

I’d book it if you’re going to Super Paradise anyway and you want to skip the scramble. Prebooking the sunbed is the whole point, and it turns a potentially stressful beach hunt into a relaxed plan that starts on time.

Skip it or reconsider if you’re very sensitive to rocky entry and cold water. You’ll still have an enjoyable day if you come prepared, but this isn’t the type of beach where bare feet are automatically comfortable.

If you want a simple, one-day structure in Mykonos—sunbed, swim, eat, repeat—this is one of the cleanest ways to do it.

FAQ

What’s included with the sunbed at Thalas Mykonos?

The sunbed rental is included, along with access to all facilities. Beach towels are included only for the 1st and 2nd rows.

Are food and drinks included in the price?

No. Food and drinks are available for purchase.

How long is the experience?

It’s valid for 1 day, and you can use the sunbed for the entire day with no time limit.

What time do I need to arrive for my reservation?

You must arrive between 10:00 AM and 12:00 noon for your sunbed reservation.

What happens if I arrive after 12:00 noon?

All reservations are released after 12:00 noon. If you arrive late, they will try to accommodate you based on availability, but they can’t guarantee it will be the same category you booked.

Where do I go to meet this activity?

You can reach Super Paradise Beach by taxi, then find the Thalas setup on-site.

Are there any items I shouldn’t bring?

A cooler isn’t allowed. You also can’t make a fire, and you shouldn’t litter.

Is swimming part of the beach day?

Yes. The experience is built around a beach day at Super Paradise Beach, including swimming in the water.

Do I need to bring anything?

You should bring beachwear.

Is there a cancellation option?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.