![]() ![]() Located in downtown Mykonos, you will find Scandinavian Bar and it gets packed! Expect to see the upstairs area overflowing with dancing bodies and, not to mention, plenty of girls up on the bar getting wild. Tropicana is a place where you need to “ open your mind,” but it is definitely the ultimate beach party in Mykonos! He walks around with a microphone wearing nothing but a g-string and makes random and vulgar (so inappropriate I cannot share them on my blog) comments to people. The Italian MC, Sasa, here is absolutely hilarious! The party starts well before the sun sets and things really take off after sunset. The famous Tropicana Beach Bar takes this beach to the next level! I must admit I had a big (some might say huge) evening here. ![]() It has a really nice vibe (things stay classy unlike many of the beach parties) and is a sure-bet for a good time! Plus, how cool is it that you can swim out to shallow rocks and it looks like you’re walking on water? You can get beachside food and drink service and everything is fairly priced and really delicious.Įverything stays mellow until around 4 pm and then the Kalua Beach Bar turns into a crazy party! I loved Paraga Beach and it ended up being my go-to beach! The beach is absolutely beautiful and has lounge chairs available to rent for a low price. Oh ya, I almost forgot… bikinis and banana hammocks are optional. The beach party here at the Super Paradise Beach Bar makes for great people watching and the male go-go dancers might as well be Greek Gods. Straight, gay or indifferent it’s a must-see while beach hopping in Mykonos! Mykonos has a large gay scene so it’s hard to say one beach is more gay than another, but this beach, in particular, has a reputation for being a “gay beach.” There’s a small dock here that’s great for practicing your cannonballs and the water is absolutely picturesque. The beach stays quiet but the beach bar gets going in the late afternoon. I tried to establish how the sunset live music worked and I know bottle service is required for tables ( at a minimum, you’ll be spending 2000-5000 euros), but you might also be able to come to watch the sunset for a cover fee, or for free (with reservation).Įither way, if you’re headed to Scorpios, be prepared to spend $$$$$$ to enjoy a minimalist electronic sunset. I also found that the staff wasn’t as welcoming as some of the other places we visited. I really cringe when people try to exploit “rituals” and “spiritual” experiences by charging a premium. We actually walked out after sitting down for dinner when seeing the prices. However, the prices here are pretty insane. Truly, this place would be the ideal location for an epic sunset party! I can’t deny I loved the bohemian-inspired design and the location is perfect for sunset. I expected it to be right up my alley-with a lineup of a lot of familiar DJs I see every year at Burning Man, from Bedouin to Bob Moses to Lee Burridge to Goldcap. So, I have mixed feelings about Scorpios. Be sure to try their Lychee Mojito or a “Blonde Jack” (it’s off the menu). This is a great spot for a date or a beautiful evening with friends. I think I’ll let the picture below speak for itself! The intimate atmosphere here is fantastic and, for you night owls, they’re even open late at night. The rooftop Belvedere poolside lounge and cocktail bar cannot be missed at sunset.
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