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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.

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.

The Roadhouse does its best to recreate an English pub, with roast dinners on Sundays, a garden bar and live music most week nights.

This massive Irish pub on four floors has sports screenings on satellite TV, snooker, darts, nightly karaoke, and, of course, Guinness and other Irish beers on tap.

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

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

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

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

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

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