Life in the resort is buzzing from morning till night, as Ayia Napa has a plethora of nightclubs and bars. Entry to them usually costs at least 10 EUR, although some places are free for girls and Russian tourists. Flyers for discounts or free drinks are handed out right on the street. In the "capital of discos," you can find music for every taste - from RNB to Electro. In many venues, the dance floors have no walls, so it feels like the whole street is a giant disco.
The city's trendiest dancefloor is Black & White. Senior Frog's, a favorite of tourists, offers tasty cocktails and entertainment to start the evening. Residents and guests of the city often attend themed parties at the Castle club, reminiscent of an ancient castle. Cheerful club Car Wash is popular among fans of 1970-1980s discos. Club Ice is famous for its soap parties (Monday, Friday), pop-corn parties (Sunday), and laser shows.
Virtually all of Ayia Napa's nightlife is centered around the "bar street" that starts near the monastery. Even Ayia Napa's amusement park called Parko Paliatso, with delicious food and more than 20 rides (children's from 1 EUR and extreme rides from 4 EUR) is nearby and is open from 18:00.
Ayia Napa's entertainment organized by the municipality and KOT is worth mentioning the "Cultural Winter," the pre-Maslenitsa Carnival, Easter celebrations, Green Monday (Neptune's summer festival), Ayia Napa Festival (September), and the Medieval Festival (October). Every Sunday from April to October, folk dance evenings are held in the center of the resort.
