Mykonos was once a nudists' paradise. It is now chancy to say the least. It's a lively island, well

known for many years as a meeting place for the gay community. The inflow of more an more textiles

means that if naturism is your priority it is hard to recommend Mykonos these days, particularly in high

season; however it's fair to say that this is not a universally held view.

Super Paradise is also changing. It is widely known as the gay nudist beach. In the past it seemed

to be divided into three areas: the gay part, where everyone was nude, but everyone was male and in

couples. Then there was the textile part at the other end near the taverna. In the middle was a strip

populated by mixed sex nudist couples. It was worth it, if only for the experience. Paradise is a very

nice beach, larger and not so crowded as Paranga. A good mix of textiles and naturists, with very

little, if any segregation. Taverna, bars toilets at rear of beach. All of these amenities plus the beach

kept spotless with any litter being removed at all times.