Scorpios is Mykonos's ritualistic sunset-to-night beach club on Paraga Beach — the island's temple of melodic, afro and organic house, where the sunset set matters as much as the headliner. The 2026 season runs roughly May 27 to September 1, around 95 consecutive nights, anchored by multiple Keinemusik dates, a huge Peggy Gou night on July 21, and a Bedouin residency. Think ceremony over spectacle: a design-led space, long shared tables, and a crowd that comes for the whole arc of the evening.
For the island-wide picture see our Mykonos DJ scene 2026 calendar, and for the late-night superclub counterpoint, Cavo Paradiso.
Table of Contents
- What is Scorpios?
- Scorpios 2026 lineup
- Tables, prices and how to book
- How to get to Paraga Beach
- Scorpios vs SantAnna vs Alemagou
- Insider tips
- Frequently Asked Questions
What is Scorpios?
Scorpios is a beach club, restaurant and music space on Paraga Beach on the south coast of Mykonos. It built its reputation on a distinctive philosophy — a slow build from afternoon lunch and Mediterranean sharing plates through a golden-hour "ritual" set into a full evening of organic and melodic house. The aesthetic is natural materials and minimalism rather than the champagne-and-bottles maximalism of the flashier beach clubs, and the programming leans toward artist-led, immersive nights.
Because dining and music are woven together, an evening at Scorpios is as much about the setting and the sunset as the name on the bill — though in 2026 those names are formidable.
Scorpios 2026 lineup
Scorpios programs roughly 95 nights between May 27 and September 1, 2026, spanning melodic, afro and organic house. Confirmed highlights (reconfirm exact dates on the venue's official program, as event calendars shift through the season):
- Keinemusik (Rampa, &ME, Adam Port): June 10, July 4, July 28 and August 4 — the crew's immersive sets are the season's marquee nights.
- Peggy Gou: July 21 — one of the biggest single dates of the Mykonos summer.
- Bedouin: June 18, June 25, July 23 and August 13 — the Saga founders' desert-tinged house.
- Across the season: WhoMadeWho, Henrik Schwarz, Michael Bibi, RY X, Argy and Damian Lazarus, plus a full Innervisions label night with Âme, Dixon and Jimi Jules.
For who's playing at every other venue on the same nights, use our Mykonos DJ scene 2026 guide.
Tables, prices and how to book
Scorpios operates on a dining reservation / table minimum-spend model rather than paid door tickets for most of the season:
- Dining reservations: essential for dinner, especially for the after-dinner music sessions, which fill faster than the dining slots.
- Table minimum spend: rises steeply for Keinemusik and Peggy Gou nights; prime positions near the stage cost the most.
- Drinks: cocktails typically from about €18–€24.
Book well in advance for marquee dates, and consider a late-afternoon dining slot to move seamlessly into the evening set. A rental car in Mykonos makes the Paraga trip and the ride home simpler.
How to get to Paraga Beach
Scorpios sits above Paraga Beach on the south coast, roughly 10–15 minutes by road from Mykonos Town (Chora).
- Rental car / ATV: easy access to the south-coast beaches — with a non-drinking driver only. Compare verified options on our Mykonos car rental page.
- Taxi / transfer: pre-book for late finishes; south-coast taxis surge and thin out after midnight.
- Bus / water taxi: daytime buses and the south-coast water-taxi serve Paraga, but not for a late finish.
Reaching Mykonos itself? Start with our ferry tickets hub.
Scorpios vs SantAnna vs Alemagou
- Scorpios (Paraga): ritualistic, design-led, organic and melodic house; the sunset set is the point.
- SantAnna Mykonos (Paraga area): larger-scale beach club and home of the Black Coffee Monday residency.
- Alemagou (Ftelia, north): raw, wind-swept boho sunset sessions with Adriatique Mondays.
In short: Scorpios for the ceremony and the sunset, SantAnna for big-room residencies, Alemagou for the north-coast boho vibe — and Cavo Paradiso when you want a pure late-night superclub.
Insider tips
- Book dining even if you're there for the music — the after-dinner sessions are the hardest slots to get.
- Arrive for the sunset ritual, not just the headliner; it's the signature Scorpios moment.
- Reserve Keinemusik and Peggy Gou nights weeks out — they sell through fast.
- Dress boho-smart — stylish but relaxed, in keeping with the venue's aesthetic.
- Pre-arrange transport home before you head out to Paraga.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Where is Scorpios in Mykonos?
A: Scorpios is on Paraga Beach on the south coast of Mykonos, about 10–15 minutes by road from Mykonos Town. It's a beach club, restaurant and music space rather than a town nightclub.
Q2: Who is playing at Scorpios in 2026?
A: The 2026 program (roughly May 27–September 1) includes Keinemusik on June 10, July 4, July 28 and August 4, Peggy Gou on July 21, and Bedouin on June 18, June 25, July 23 and August 13, plus WhoMadeWho, Henrik Schwarz, Michael Bibi, Argy, Damian Lazarus and an Innervisions night. Confirm exact dates on the venue's official program.
Q3: When does Keinemusik play at Scorpios in 2026?
A: Keinemusik (Rampa, &ME and Adam Port) are scheduled at Scorpios on June 10, July 4, July 28 and August 4, 2026 — the season's most sought-after nights, so book early.
Q4: Do you need a reservation for Scorpios?
A: Yes — Scorpios runs on dining reservations and table minimum spends rather than door tickets for most nights. The after-dinner music sessions fill faster than the dining slots, so book well ahead for marquee dates.
Q5: How much does Scorpios cost?
A: There's usually no flat door ticket; you pay via a dining reservation or a table minimum spend that scales with the night, plus cocktails from roughly €18–€24. Keinemusik and Peggy Gou nights carry the highest minimums.
Q6: Is Scorpios a party or a restaurant?
A: Both, by design — it flows from a Mediterranean lunch and dinner through a golden-hour ritual set into a full evening of organic and melodic house. The dining and the music are intended as one continuous experience.
Planning the week? Track the island-wide calendar in our Mykonos DJ scene 2026 guide, compare SantAnna, Alemagou and Cavo Paradiso, and sort transport with Mykonos car rental.
