New Paradise Beach Resort - Adults only

New Paradise Beach Resort is made for adults who want the beach close, a lively evening nearby and a straightforward base for a stay on Mykonos. The residence combines sea-view rooms and apartments in whitewashed Cycladic-style buildings, with simple décor rather than a polished, formal hotel feel.

Paradise Beach is the main event here. The beach club atmosphere brings parties and music into the setting, so this suits you if you enjoy having some life around the property. If your ideal evening means dinner, a drink and a little noise drifting across from the beach, you are in the right place. If you are looking for a deliberately hushed retreat, choose with care.

The adults-only policy keeps the atmosphere aimed at grown-up travellers, couples and groups of friends. You can step from your room towards the sand, return to air conditioning and a cold drink from the fridge, then decide whether the night calls for the on-site bar or the nearby party scene.

You are in Paradise Beach, Greece, with direct access to the golden-sand beach and sun loungers and parasols on the shore. The property sits on the beachfront, so the sea is not a shuttle ride or a scenic promise: it is the practical backdrop to your day.

For a change of beach, Paraga Beach is about 0.8 miles away on foot, while Pinky Beach is roughly 1 mile away. Platis Gialos Beach is about 1.1 miles away, and Super Paradise Beach is around 2.9 miles away. Water taxis can take you to Platis Yialos and other beaches, giving you a way to explore without turning every outing into a transport exercise.

Mykonos Town is about 3.1 miles away, with the windmills, Little Venice, Fabrica Square and the Archaeological Museum of Mykonos in and around the town centre. Mykonos Airport is about 1.9 miles away. A bus stops directly in front of the property, while free private parking is available on site if you hire a car.

The room choice is mainly about how much space you need and whether you want a sea view. The Superior Double Room is the natural fit for two adults who want a simple base close to the beach; the single beds also make the sleeping arrangement clear rather than leaving you to negotiate the mattress geography. Deluxe options add room within the double and triple categories, while the apartments make more sense when several adults are sharing.

The apartments are the sensible pick for a larger group: you get a separate apartment format, a private bathroom and a refrigerator, with enough room to avoid treating every bag as a piece of furniture. Triple rooms with three single beds keep the arrangement practical for friends travelling together. For something a little different, the Deluxe Triple Room with a cold-water jacuzzi adds that feature to the room choice, though it remains a triple room rather than a private spa suite.

Every accommodation category is built around useful basics for a beach-and-diving day: air conditioning, a private bathroom, towels, toiletries, a hairdryer, linen and a wardrobe or closet. The refrigerator is handy for keeping water cold when you return sun-warmed and tired. Daily housekeeping keeps the room turning over while you get on with the island.

The self-service restaurant serves Greek and international dishes, with vegetarian choices available. That gives you a practical meal option on site when you have had enough sun, sand and logistical thinking for one day. It is the sort of arrangement that lets you eat without making a production of dinner.

Breakfast is served in a dedicated breakfast area as a continental buffet. You can start with the familiar essentials before heading towards the beach or making your way to a day’s activities. A snack bar is also available for the awkward gap between meals, when a full restaurant sitting feels excessive but surviving on sea air is not quite working.

There is one on-site bar, along with the snack bar, and the surrounding beach scene adds further places for a drink. The resort is known for lively parties, so the evening can move from dinner to music without requiring a taxi across the island. A mini market on the property is useful for small supplies and those moments when your room’s fridge needs something more interesting than yesterday’s water.

Paradise Beach is the obvious place to spend the hours when you are not in the water for a dive, at the table or holding a bar stool. Direct beach access, sun loungers and parasols make it easy to settle in without planning an excursion around the basic act of lying down. The sun terrace and terraces at the property give you another place to sit when you want a break from the sand.

Water-sports facilities are available on site, so you can keep the sea in the programme without committing to another full day under it. Snorkelling is available off site, while other beach activities can be arranged around the resort’s beachfront setting. The tour desk can help with outings, and water taxis open up access to Platis Yialos and other beaches.

For a slower afternoon, the adults-only setting, air conditioning and a refrigerator in the room do most of the useful work. There is no need to turn every non-diving hour into an achievement. Read on the terrace, cool down, walk along the beach or head towards Mykonos Town for the windmills and Little Venice when you want a change of scenery.

Check-in runs from 14:00 to 23:00, and check-out is from 07:00 to 11:30. You need photo identification and the card used for the booking at check-in, and you should tell the property your expected arrival time. The front desk operates around the clock, with luggage storage available if your travel times do not line up neatly with the room.

An airport shuttle is available, and a shuttle to the port or airport can be arranged during the daytime service window from 09:00 to 21:00. Night-time transfers are also available in a different arrangement. Book the transfer with the property rather than assuming that the beach location will make arrival self-explanatory; Mykonos roads have their own ideas about simple journeys.

Car hire, currency exchange, an ATM and a tour desk are available on site. Free private parking is available, with no reservation possible. Cards are accepted, while cash is not. A refundable damage deposit is required on arrival and is handled by card, subject to the accommodation being checked at departure.

This is an adults-only property: children are not allowed, extra beds and cots are not available, and the minimum age for check-in is 18. The rooms are non-smoking, and pets are not allowed.