Beach days go smoother with reserved shade. On Perivolos Beach at FortyOne Bar Restaurant, you prebook loungers or a cabana so your day starts relaxed instead of searching for spots. It’s a “pay for ease” setup with beach service that begins at 10:00 AM.

I like two things a lot here: the comfort level (these are some of the nicest loungers on the beach), and the food-and-drink options that make it easy to stay put for hours. Service also gets specific praise—people call out waiters like Elias, Andreas, and Zeta by name.

One consideration: this is not a cheap beach lunch. The package covers the seating setup, towels, and facilities, but food and drinks are extra, so your total day cost can climb.

Key Points to Know Before You Go

• Reserve your sunbeds or cabana for a laid-back day on Perivolos Beach.
• All-day use with no time limit once beach service starts at 10:00 AM.
• Comfort details matter: beach towels, shower, changing room, and high-quality loungers.
• Pick the right setup: sunbed set for 2, cabana that can fit up to 4.
• Food and drinks aren’t included, so plan for lunch and cocktails in your budget.

FortyOne at Perivolos: Why This Beach Package Feels Worth It

If you’re going to spend a full day at the beach, you want the boring parts handled for you: getting a good spot, having a comfortable place to lounge, and not juggling logistics every time you want water, shade, or a break. FortyOne’s setup at Perivolos is built for exactly that.

Perivolos itself is known for its beach vibe and easy access to swimming time. The FortyOne portion adds the key ingredient many beach plans miss: reserved comfort. Instead of arriving early and negotiating your way into whatever’s left, you choose a sunbed setup or a cabana in advance and then settle in.

Another reason I think this works: FortyOne positions itself as a cocktail-bar restaurant on the beach, so the day can stretch from morning lounging to lunch, then to a slow afternoon of drinks and snacks. If your idea of a vacation day is “stay put, order what you want,” this fits.

Sunbeds vs Cabanas: Choose Your Comfort Style

The biggest decision is simple: sunbeds for a quieter two-person day, or a cabana if you want more space and a group hang.

The sunbed set (best for 2)

The sunbed option uses 2 big sunbeds. That’s great if you’re traveling as a couple, or if you just like having more room to sprawl without turning the day into a production. It’s also a good match if you plan to spend most of your time reading, napping, swimming, and coming back for drinks.

The cabana (best for up to 4)

The cabana can accommodate up to 4 guests, using a queen-size sunbed for up to 2 guests, plus 2 puff beds. This is the better fit if you’re traveling with friends, want a more social setup, or expect you’ll have extra people stopping by at some point.

One more practical note: the cabana package options you pick can include things like sushi and alcohol combinations, since the packages are designed with multiple add-on styles. That means the cabana can feel more like an all-in-one beach suite rather than just seating.

What’s Actually Included (So You Don’t Get Surprised)

This is where the value math gets clearer. The package includes the stuff that usually costs time and hassle—plus the comfort basics you need for a long beach day.

Included with your package:

• Sunbeds or cabanas (depending on what you book)
• Access to common areas
• Beach towels
• Shower and changing room

Not included:

• Food and drinks

That last line matters. A lot of people assume a beach package includes at least lunch. FortyOne doesn’t work like that. You’re paying for reserved seating and the beach facilities, then you order from the menu for lunch and drinks.

So your best strategy is to treat the package as the “foundation,” and then budget separately for what you plan to eat and drink.

A Realistic Timeline for Your Day (No Rush, Still Organized)

Your day at FortyOne starts when beach service begins at 10:00 AM. From there, you can use your sunbeds or cabana for as long as you want—there’s no time limit.

Here’s a simple flow that keeps the day easy:

1. Arrive around opening time if you want the most relaxed start. If you’re later, you can still settle in, but earlier tends to feel calmer.
2. Settle, swim, repeat. Perivolos is the kind of beach where you’ll naturally cycle between lounging and jumping in.
3. Plan lunch as part of the beach experience. You can have lunch à la carte served directly at the sunbeds, or you can move to the beach dining area.
4. Order drinks when you feel like it. FortyOne is set up for that beach-cocktail rhythm, not strict meal times.

What I appreciate about “no time limit” is that it lets you choose your pace. Some beach days turn stressful when you feel like you must “finish” everything. Here, you don’t.

The Water, the Beach Surface, and the Comfort Details That Matter

Perivolos Beach is the main stage, and the water is part of the appeal. People like the crystal-clear, refreshing swim, with water that feels especially good on a hot day.

But the beach surface has one very practical detail: it’s lava rock, which means it can get hot and it can hurt to walk on. If you want an easy day, bring beach shoes. It’s one of those small things that changes your whole experience—less squinting, fewer awkward hops, more time actually enjoying the beach.

Comfort also gets praised for real. The loungers are frequently described as extremely comfortable, with some of the best seating people have seen across multiple beaches. That’s not just nice to hear; it’s the difference between “I sat for an hour” and “I stayed all afternoon.”

Food and Drinks: How the Menu Supports a Full Beach Day

FortyOne’s food approach is built for beach pacing. The package covers your seating; the restaurant handles the rest. You can order à la carte and have meals served right where you’re lounging.

You’ll find cuisine styles that go beyond the usual beach snack lane. People mention:

• Hummus and pita
• Sushi and poke-style options
• Greek-leaning bites like tzatziki
• Mediterranean-style plates and substitutions depending on what’s included in your package

One review even called out a standout burger, which is a useful signal. If you want something hearty that still feels like a beach break, it’s there.

For drinks, the setup is very much “beach cocktail bar.” People talk about refreshing cocktails and wines, and some packages include alcohol combinations as part of the seating deal. The most practical tip here: if you have dietary preferences or you’re aiming for a certain kind of drink, plan to communicate it when you order.

Service Style: English-Friendly, Friendly, and Sometimes Fast

Service is a big part of why this works, and the staff names come up often. People mention Elias for great service, and they also call out Andreas and Zeta as attentive waiters.

What you should take from that: FortyOne leans into the classic Greek hospitality style—polite, helpful, and eager to make your day easier. When it runs smoothly, it feels like someone has already solved all the little problems: where you want things delivered, when you need a fresh order, and how to keep you comfortable.

That said, there’s one realistic caution from the experience descriptions: service can be inconsistent depending on who’s covering your table. One person noted delays and a waiter who didn’t seem responsive at the time. In most cases it sounds like service is strong, but if you’re the type who needs quick follow-through, you’ll want to keep your expectations grounded and check in politely if something’s slow.

Price and Value: When $117 Makes Sense

The listed price is $117 per group up to 2. That number can feel steep if you think of it as paying for a normal beach chair. But it’s not just a chair.

You’re paying for:

• Reserved seating (sunbeds or cabana)
• Towels
• Shower/changing room access
• Beach service that lets you order and stay comfortable for hours

Food and drinks are extra, so your final total depends on what you choose for lunch and beverages. If you plan on ordering cocktails anyway, the package tends to feel more reasonable because the seating part supports a full day.

When the value is strongest:

• You have limited time on Santorini and want one “easy” beach day
• You want comfort and don’t want to gamble on finding a good spot
• You’re splitting between two people and will actually use the loungers

When it’s less ideal:

• You’re trying to keep the day as cheap as possible
• You only plan to hang out briefly and leave soon
• You’re not planning to spend on food or drinks at all

Who This Is Best For (And Who Might Skip It)

This works especially well for:

• Couples who want a relaxed, comfortable beach day without moving around
• Small groups who like the idea of a cabana setup (up to 4)
• People who want a beach day with service and facilities, not just open sand

It’s also a smart match if you’re the kind of traveler who likes good photos. The beach setup is known for looking great in photos, and the seating arrangement makes it easy to get that “vacation day” look without trying too hard.

Skip it if:

• You’re happy with a basic beach chair and don’t care about facilities
• You don’t want to plan around an ordering-based food and drink day

Practical Tips to Get the Best Day

A few small things can make this beach package feel effortless:

• Bring beach shoes for lava rock. It’s a real comfort upgrade.
• If you can, plan your day around 10:00 AM start to reduce waiting and settle in sooner.
• If you’re doing a cabana, consider who’s in your group. The space is designed for up to 4, so it shines with friends or a small family.
• Expect your total cost to include lunch and drinks. The package is the seating and comfort foundation.

Should You Book a FortyOne Beach Package?

If you want one perfect, low-stress beach day on Perivolos, I’d lean yes—especially if you’re booking it as an all-day relaxation plan. The strong point isn’t just the views or the fact that it’s a beach; it’s the way the seating, towels, shower access, and service combine into a smooth day.

Book it if:

• You’ll actually use the loungers for hours
• You like beachside ordering instead of leaving your spot
• You want comfort that removes daily friction

Maybe pass if:

• You’re focused purely on saving money
• You don’t plan to order food or drinks
• You prefer to manage beach logistics yourself

FAQ

What does the sunbed or cabana package include?

Your package includes sunbeds or a cabana (depending on what you select), access to common areas, beach towels, and a shower and changing room.

Are food and drinks included in the price?

No. Food and drinks are not included. You’ll order à la carte during your beach day.

What time does beach service start?

Beach service starts at 10:00 AM.

Is there a time limit for using the sunbeds or cabanas?

No. There is no time limit on using the sunbeds or cabanas.

How many people can fit in a cabana?

A cabana can accommodate up to 4 guests: a queen-size sunbed for up to 2 guests, plus 2 puff beds.

Is the staff language English?

Yes. There is an English host or greeter.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.