Paradise Beach — Restaurant in Municipality of Spetses

We visited in late May — the water was still a bit cool, but swimmable. There were almost no tourists, which made the atmosphere especially pleasant. This side of the island always has a gentle breeze, so it’s comfortable even in the sun.

Sunbeds cost €25 (2 beds + umbrella, front row). The price includes two small bottles of water served in an ice bucket — a small detail, but a nice one. The loungers are comfortable, the layout is well thought out, and there are more private spots with soft bean bags in the shade. The beach is pebbly, the water is crystal clear.

A great place both for relaxing and for snapping some stunning photos.

We only tried the fruit shakes (€8 each) — refreshing, though in my opinion, a bit too much ice. The café has a good selection of drinks, a convenient bar, and friendly service. The music is soft and unobtrusive, and the overall vibe is...

On a day when the wind is high and blowing from the mainland, this beach is a safe haven and close enough to Spetses town to walk to. The beach club is set up well - comfy seating and a well stocked bar. Nice and clean changing / loo facilities too. You pay for sun beds and a parasol - and as far as I could tell, you bring your own towels (although I imagine they would rent them). The food menu was decent - and the food I saw looked tasty - although a little pricey by Greek beach standards - however, for a more authentic Greek lunch, there’s a tavern across the street! The beach itself, like most in Spetses is a little stoney, but the Med is still the Med! Out of season (September price for two beds / parasol and a couple bottles of water thrown in) - €20). All in all, a good set up and for an easy day at the beach, it has everything you need. Should have taken...

Beautiful beach with crystal-clear water and a great restaurant!

Paradise Beach truly lives up to its name; calm, turquoise waters and a peaceful vibe make it one of the best beach spots on Spetses. It’s organised with comfortable sunbeds and umbrellas, but still feels quiet and relaxed.

What really makes it stand out is the beachside restaurant. The food was excellent, fresh Greek dishes, great seafood, and refreshing cocktails. We had a light lunch there and ended up staying longer than planned because it was just so relaxing. The staff were welcoming and the service was great.

If you're looking for a place where you can swim, sunbathe, and enjoy a proper meal without leaving the beach, Paradise Beach is a perfect choice. Highly...