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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.

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.

This Aussie-run pub offers the cheapest beer in Agia Napa. A stone’s throw from Kryo Nero beach, it’s a great place to chill during the heat of the afternoon, and gets lively after sundown.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.