The difference is your beach setup

Both Regular and VIP are individual Sole Mio beach passes with a lounger, umbrella and towels. The VIP product describes a premium lounger in the first or second row closest to the sea. Regular is the standard lounger option. Choose on the basis of how much you value that seating position and upgrade for the day you have planned.

Kite Beach is a public beach. Buying VIP does not give you a different right to the public coastline, and the first two rows should not be read as a guarantee that every VIP guest sits in the front row.

When Regular is a practical choice

Regular suits a day in which the lounger is your base between a walk, a swim and a food stop. You still have the core setup of seating, an umbrella and towels. If the exact position near the sea is not central to your plans, compare the current Regular rate with the other things you want to do.

For example, two friends planning a separate paddle lesson may care more about keeping their bookings and arrival straightforward than upgrading the lounger. Put the lesson, transport and lunch in the same budget before deciding.

When VIP is worth considering

VIP is worth comparing when you expect to spend a large part of the day on your lounger and prefer the area closer to the sea. The official product description is the place to check the current lounger and allocation details. If a particular arrangement matters, ask the team before booking.

A couple planning a long reading-and-relaxing day may give seating more weight than a visitor making a short stop. That is a preference decision, not a promise of an empty beach or an uninterrupted view.

What stays the same

Regular and VIP both offer the beach essentials described on their product pages. Food and drink delivery is available, but the food itself is not included in the Regular pass; check the specific product for any other inclusion. Public showers are part of Kite Beach’s facilities.

The published child policy allows children under 12 to join without a lounger and towel; a child needing their own setup has a separate option. Factor that into the seating plan. An individual adult pass is not a shared pass for several adults.

Groups, upgrades and the final decision

If sitting together matters more than individual loungers, compare a Cabana and tell the team the adult and child mix. Confirm capacity and placement rather than assuming separate bookings will automatically sit together.

The VIP page says upgrades are subject to availability. If you already have a booking, contact the team for help before making a replacement purchase. Check the current rates and terms in the booking journey, choose the setup that matches your priorities and save the confirmation for arrival.