Scorpios Mykonos closes the 2025 season on Sunday, October 5, 2025, with a sunset‑into‑night finale on Paraga that brings back the club’s signature ritual atmosphere and a tasteful, high‑caliber lineup. Official event listings for the closing party name Jean Claude Ades, Lannka, and Little D as the artists curating the last musical journey of the year, with doors at 17:00 and programming that runs until just before midnight as the island shifts into its October wind‑down. Scorpios’ own program hub shows a full slate of September dates leading up to the finale, including Mykonos editions of SC Music label nights, Agoria B2B Lannka, and other ritual‑driven evenings that set the tone for a refined closing weekend rather than a chaotic blowout.
Date, time, and artists
- Date: Sunday, October 5, 2025.
- Timeframe: 17:00 to 23:59, aligned with Scorpios’ sunset ritual timing and later evening flow without pushing into the AM hours.
- Lineup: Jean Claude Ades, Lannka, Little D — artists aligned with Scorpios’ melodic, organic, and ritualistic sound design for the season’s last gathering.
Third‑party event calendars keep an updated carousel of Scorpios dates through late September into October, listing the October 5 finale and the October 4 Valeron & Band live show as the final weekend duo that caps the year’s programming on Paraga.
The Scorpios ritual
Scorpios is known for its sunset music ritual — an incense‑lit, cushion‑lined amphitheater setting that begins to build from around 17:00, with live and hybrid sets typically cresting after 19:00. Independent guides describe the experience as an elevated, bohemian ceremony where guests gather on Sunset Beach and the Terrace, with reservations from 17:00 to 19:00, bottle service tiers that scale by group size, and a strong emphasis on immersion over spectacle. The closing party follows this ethos, replacing end‑of‑season excess with curated releases and communal energy as the sun sinks over the Aegean.
September lead‑up
Scorpios’ official site lists a packed September 2025 program at the Mykonos location, including Kurup, Agoria B2B Lannka, and SC Music label nights — showing a steady run of high‑touch evenings that set up an elegant glide path into the first weekend of October. That progression fits the venue’s broader approach: deeper cuts and live elements in the shoulder weeks, rather than only blockbuster DJ formats, and a focus on artistic curation that resonates with the space.
How to reserve for closing
- Reservations: Scorpios manages Sunset Beach and Terrace bookings directly; reservations typically require a bottle commitment that scales with group size — for 2 guests, a wine or cocktail selection; for 3–6, standard bottles; for 7+, magnum options — with table reservations taken from 17:00 to 19:00 during the ritual window.
- Capacity: Closing weekend sells out early; secure seating as soon as the portal opens. Walk‑ins can try for standing space along the periphery, but premium zones are seated and reserved.
- Seating strategy: Sunset Beach places guests closest to the performance circle and fire; the Terrace sits above with a broader view and easier conversation during the build‑up.
What to expect on the day
- Atmosphere: Earth tones, organic textures, and communal seating with a ritual fire lit at sunset; incense and lighting cues frame the evening as music swells.
- Sound: Melodic house, organic percussion, and cinematic arcs aligned to the day’s light, with Jean Claude Ades’ sophisticated house palette, Lannka’s ritualist curations, and Little D’s understated lift shaping the night.
- Dining and drinks: Seaside dining and a Mediterranean‑leaning menu, with wine and crafted cocktails tailored for lingering across several hours; bottle service facilitates extended seating in ritual zones.
Getting there
Paraga is 15–20 minutes from Mykonos Town by taxi. On a major event night like the closing, pre‑book rides for both arrivals and returns to avoid bottlenecks. Rideshare apps operate on the island, and some third‑party listings even point guests toward pre‑book apps for predictable pricing during the peak window before sunset. If staying on the south coast, plan a gentle beach afternoon and walk or short cab to arrive by 17:00.
Dress, timing, and etiquette
- Dress code: Bohemian resort wear is the norm; neutral tones, natural fabrics, and flat sandals fit the setting and terraced pathways.
- Timing: Arrive by 17:00 to explore the grounds, settle into seating, and enjoy the early build; the ritual typically intensifies after 19:00 and holds a steady arc until close.
- Etiquette: The ritual rewards presence — keep phone use discreet, respect seated areas and service lanes, and move quietly through the circle during performances.
Pairing the weekend
- Saturday, Oct 4: Valeron & Band live at Scorpios offers the quintessential Mykonos music experience the night before the closing; booking both nights creates a complete farewell arc — Saturday’s exuberant live show into Sunday’s contemplative, melodic closing.
- Beach day: Spend Sunday afternoon nearby at Paraga or Platis Gialos before transitioning to Scorpios; light lunches on the south coast help sustain the evening without rushing.
- After hours: Scorpios closes before midnight; those seeking a late finale can align with hilltop superclubs after 23:00, but many guests choose to keep the closing party as a self‑contained, mindful endpoint.
Why the closing is special
The finale condenses Scorpios’ season values — connection, craft, and calm intensity — into one evening, where programming honors the space rather than overshadowing it. With October 5 confirmed for 17:00–23:59 and a lineup that fits the ritual’s DNA, the closing party is designed to feel less like a last call and more like a graceful bow, echoing into the off‑season as a memory of light, sound, and shared stillness.
Tips to secure the best experience
- Book seats early: Aim for Sunset Beach if closeness to the fire circle and performers matters; choose the Terrace for group conversation with a wide view.
- Arrive rested: The closing is about depth rather than duration; plan a relaxing day and step into the ritual ready to tune in.
- Layer up: Early October evenings can carry a breeze; a light shawl or linen layer suits the seaside air after dark.
- Confirm details on the official program: Scorpios’ Mykonos page lists September dates and highlights and is updated through the season; verify any last‑minute changes in the week prior.
Verified details at a glance
- Event: Scorpios Mykonos Closing Party 2025.
- Date/time: Sunday, October 5, 2025, 17:00–23:59.
- Lineup: Jean Claude Ades, Lannka, Little D.
- Lead‑up: September program on Scorpios’ official Mykonos schedule includes Kurup, Agoria B2B Lannka, SC Music label nights, and more.
- Reservations: Sunset Beach and Terrace require advance booking with bottle commitments that scale by party size; ritual seating from 17:00–19:00.
- Location: Paraga, Mykonos (Scorpios).
Mark the date, gather a small circle, and reserve early. Arrive with time to watch light and sound weave across Sunset Beach, then let the music carry the evening toward a quiet, elegant close. As the 2025 season bows out on October 5, Scorpios invites guests to end not with noise, but with presence — a final ritual under the Mykonos sky that lingers long after the last ember fades.
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