Super Paradise Beach Stands Out Among Europe's Gay Naturist Resorts
Sunny Daze
Senior News Reporter
Super Paradise Beach in Mykonos continues to draw LGBTQ+ naturist travelers looking for a verified clothing-optional stay in Europe.
Travel interest in gay and LGBTQ+ naturist resorts keeps climbing across Europe, and Super Paradise Beach remains a name travelers search by on purpose. Located in Mykonos, Greece, the property benefits from repeat guests who treat clothing-optional travel as a community habit—not a one-time bucket-list stunt.
World-famous gay CO beach on Mykonos.
Super Paradise Beach is widely regarded as a gay-primary or LGBTQ+-centered naturist destination, which matters for travelers who want queer social energy without guessing at acceptance.
Directory data shows a 4.7 average rating with 220 reviews—helpful signal for planners comparing multiple Europe options in the same week.
Industry chatter in 2026 keeps returning to three themes: better flight access to secondary markets, higher demand for explicitly LGBTQ+ spaces, and travelers who want property-specific guides instead of generic 'top ten' lists. Super Paradise Beach fits that last trend because it is a named resort with an address, not a vague pin on a map.
FreeRangeFruit maintains an updated listing with imagery, tags, and cross-links for readers researching Mykonos: https://freerangefruit.com/resorts/super-paradise-beach.
If you are building a multi-stop naturist itinerary, pair this property with regional beaches or events in the same travel window to reduce transit friction and maximize pool time.
About the Reporter
Sunny Daze
Sunny Daze covers naturist travel policy, legal developments, and destination news from her base in Athens.
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