DK Travel : Cyprus : Bars & Nightclubs

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127, Limassol

This pleasant café-bar has tables outside in a shady garden, and serves good coffee, sandwiches, snacks and pastries.
Bikini Bar, Protaras

You will hear the latest Greek and international hits here, a popular haunt with local twenty-somethings and visitors alike. Famed for its café frappé.
Black and White, Agia Napa

Favouring classic soul and R&B, this small, crowded club is another Agia Napa institution.
Bubbles Cocktail Bar, Pafos

It’s always party time at this loud and lively Pafos music bar, which is famous for its strong cocktails.
Café Vienna, Pafos

More sedate and stylish than most of Pafos’s bars, Café Vienna is a shady retreat serving excellent coffee, pastries and sandwiches.
Carwash, Agia Napa

Unlike many of its rivals on the Agia Napa nightlife scene, Carwash stays open all year round. It also sticks to a policy of playing only dance music from the 1970s and 1980s.
Castle, Agia Napa

A huge club with three indoor rooms and a large dance floor outside, with music played by top international DJs.
Circus, Larnaka

Larnaka’s nightlife is less Brit-oriented than Agia Napa’s and Circus is no exception. With a strong local audience, its music embraces Greek pop and rock as well as mainstream dance.
Club Ice, Agia Napa

Famed for its R&B nights in the summer, which feature bigname DJs from the UK and elsewhere, this is one of the hottest places in Cyprus for R&B and garage music. An added attraction are the foam and popcorn parties.
Corridor, Larnaka

A local favourite, stylish Corridor closes for the summer, then re-opens in late September for a 20- to 30-something crowd.