Do I need a reservation for Paradise Beach? Our Exclusive All Inclusive package is available to book on our website! We recommend booking in advance to ensure your spot in Paradise, but it's not required.
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Paradise Beach is actually located along the same gorgeous stretch of white sand as Playa Mia and Mr. Sanchos, two other popular Cozumel beach resorts. Paradise Beach has 2 options for cruise passengers, the original A La Carte option (pay as you go), and the newer All-Inclusive option.
Paradise Beach has a big reputation as a party beach but during the day, it's just a beautiful beach with a long curved stretch of sand, crystal clear water and gently lapping waves. It has a lively, fun atmosphere bit wasn't raucous or unpleasantly noisy.
Paradise Beach Park is not responsible for any loss or damage within the parking area. IS THERE A DRESS CODE? Swimsuits and clothes must be worn to enter the park. We do not allow thong bottoms in the park.
The à la carte option requires a $10 usd entry fee and a $10 usd minimum consumption per person. It includes access to our main facilities and lounge chairs. The Fun Pass is available for $18 usd. This option is not always available due to capacity restrictions.
Compared to some other beaches around this island, Super Paradise might seem pricey. It is much shorter and more narrow than Paradise Beach, so logically there are fewer available spots and organized sunbeds, and this is why the prices are higher.
These are very pricey - some signs say 5 euros, but what they don't mention is that the price is for 'per item', meaning for two sunbeds and an umbrella we paid 15 euros.
Atlantis doesn't do “free” well, so by “free” I really mean, you can enter for free, but it's assumed you'll spend money while you are there. Don't expect to access much of the property. Without a Day Pass, you'll likely not be able to get past security to see much of the resort.
Paradise Beach is a must for those who want to experience this Greek island's legendary party scene. While the beach is family-friendly by day, it can be a bit too loud and rowdy for children as night draws in. Drinks, food, umbrellas, and loungers are all available at the beach.
It's up to you how much you tip, but the recommended amount in Mexico is between 10% – 20% (15% is a good standard in tourist areas) of the bill or ticket price.
You can definitely wear jeans to the beach, just consider the activities you plan on embarking on. Jeans may be a good option for certain beach activities like walking on the beach, visiting a rocky beach or hanging out around a fire pit at the beach when its cold.