DK Travel : Cyprus : Bars & Nightclubs

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The Bedrock Inn, Agia Napa

A colossal Fred Flintstone effigy towers over this loud caveman-themed bar, with karaoke every summer evening. Not for the faint-hearted or style conscious.
The Edge, Larnaka

The largest nightlife complex in the Larnaka area has room for up to 2,000 people. Its beach restaurant and bar are open during the day; it hosts karaoke nights; imports live acts from the UK; and is one of the few nightspots in Cyprus to have gay nights (weekends after 11pm).
The Gallery, Pafos

Come here for an evening of garage and R&B in this lively, friendly club that is a well-established favourite.
The Globe, Larnaka

This slightly retro expatriate hangout tries its best to recreate an authentic English pub, with a choice of keg and bottled beers, live sports TV and middle-of-the-road live bands. Open daytime and evenings.
The Half Note, Limassol

The Half Note hosts the occasional live band but its main stock-in-trade is Latin music. It attracts a dedicated local crowd every Friday and Saturday night – turn up early to be sure of getting in.
The Hippodrome, Limassol

The Hippodrome plays all the latest summer anthems imported from the UK, has a dazzling light show, and a friendly, laid-back vibe.
The Queen’s Arms, Larnaka

A long-standing British favourite with a “buy one, get one free” happy hour from 6:30–9:30pm. Beer and stout on tap, big-screen TV, and it welcomes families with kids.
The Robin Hood, Pafos

This cheerfully kitsch pub with its medieval castle-style theme has a choice of cold beers on tap.
The Woodman, Limassol

More decorous and family-orientated than some of its rivals, this pleasant pub-restaurant serves substantial meals.
Woody’z, Pafos

Cheerful and busy every night, Woody’z attracts a young party crowd with cocktails and some top international music.