DK Travel : Cyprus : Bars & Nightclubs

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Encounters, Larnaka

Formerly Memphis, this redesigned venue houses two clubs: Topaz with progressive, funky house music, and Deep, where the sounds are more mainstream R&B plus Greek hits.
Equinox, Limassol

Also in the centre of things, Equinox plays a nightly medley of nostalgic classics from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Fans, Agia Napa

The top bar for sporting action, with big-screen TVs showing the world’s major sports events, from Grand Prix motor-racing to World Cup soccer.
Freedom Reggae Bar, Agia Napa

The gentle pulse of dub and reggae is the order of the day here. Friendly, laid-back and open day and night.
Galatex Complex, Limassol

You’ll find eight bars for the price of one in this drinker’s paradise so bring a man-sized thirst with you. There is something for everyone here, from the Down-under Sports Bar with big-screen sporting action to the Red Lion Pub serving English beers on tap.
Graffiti Ethnic Lounge, Limassol

Style-conscious Graffiti attracts few foreign visitors, perhaps because it’s in the town centre not in the tourist area. Relaxed background music, a good choice of drinks, and hookah pipes for those who like their tobacco Middle Eastern-style.
Guru Ethnic Bar, Agia Napa

Guru is more stylish than the run of Agia Napa’s pubs and bars – they even have a smart-casual dress code. There are three bars, bar snacks and a generally civilized atmosphere.
Insomnia, Agia Napa

Just when everywhere else is thinking about closing – around 4am – Insomnia opens, and plays garage music until sunrise.
Luke Kelly’s Irish Pub, Agia Napa

Guinness on tap, and the array of paraphernalia and bonhomie that characterizes Irish pubs around the world, are all on offer here. Gets very crowded.
Marco Polo Wine Bar, Larnaka

Despite the name, Marco Polo also serves beer and is a comfortable spot to relax while checking your e-mail at one of the Internet tables.