The ferry arrived at the third stop, Super Paradise Beach, in about 40 minutes. We got off here. Because there was no wharf and the boat was near to berth, we had to put our slippers on the water barefoot, so we were forced to have a close contact with the Greek Aegean Sea. The sea is not cool, but the number of people who go to the sea is still scarce. Most of them pay for sunbathing on beach chairs. There are also many tourists who don't need to pay for their own blankets on the beach. They also enjoy free sunbathing. We walked halfway along the beach. The sand behind the beach was thicker. We went ashore to dry our feet and wore shoes to continue our tour. The beach is not big, but deep in a bay, so the sea level in the bay is quiet. Several restaurants along the shore are featured by their unique layout. Some of them have no beach, but they also have infinite scenery. Since the first boat to return from Super Paradise Beach was at 2 p.m., we had three hours to relax here, so after turning around the beach, we took a seat in a bar at the end. It costs 6 euros to buy a cup of coffee and a cup of hot tea, mainly to rest on the high sofa chair and enjoy the beach scenery. Such leisurely and luxurious tourism projects are rare in our past records. In fact, we should adapt to such a slow-paced tourism life as soon as possible. Tourism is not only to see scenic spots, but also to relax ourselves in the natural scenery. The location of this bar is very good, but the service is really not good. Tea bags only give a cup of boiled water, can not continue boiled water. The so-called Greek coffee seems to be very turbid coffee grounds. Fortunately, our aim is to have their seats rest.