Clubs in Ayia Napa
Please Note: Night Clubs in Ayia Napa are due to reopen from 10 June 2021 at 50% capacity. This also applies to indoor bars, restaurants and other indoor spaces.
Ayia Napa has some of the best night life in Europe and it's clubs are legendary amongst clubbers who know how to party. Ayia Napa has 9 clubs, many of which offer 2 or more arenas or levels offering different music choices in the one venue.
Clubs in Ayia Napa usually open around 1am and close around 5am. The late club, (Aqua) closes sometime after sunrise. One or two venues usually open during the winter at weekends but generally most clubs start to open in April with almost all open by May. Just a couple of venues hold out until peak season in June to open for a short mad blast when Ayia Napa is at its busiest. They then start to close through September until just a couple are still open by the end of October.
Music in Ayia Napa clubs generally falls into three categories, house/dance, urban/rnb and party anthems with a fair mix of all three. Some clubs such as Castle Club have more than one room so all types of music can be found under one roof. All the latest EDM, floor fillers and top summer tunes are heard everywhere.
Entry fees to get into Ayia Napa's clubs can vary greatly. For big club nights at the height of summer, entrance charges can be as high as €25 but for many nights entry will be under €10 with free admission tickets given out by many bars and PR's around the town during the evening. When big name acts or special nights are on, tickets can usually be purchased earlier in the evening from ticket sellers to save money on the door. There is no dress code in Ayia Napa, so you will see a massive range of styles and clothing choices including fancy dress.
Clubs in Ayia Napa usually open around 1am and close around 5am. The late club, (Aqua) closes sometime after sunrise. One or two venues usually open during the winter at weekends but generally most clubs start to open in April with almost all open by May. Just a couple of venues hold out until peak season in June to open for a short mad blast when Ayia Napa is at its busiest. They then start to close through September until just a couple are still open by the end of October.
Music in Ayia Napa clubs generally falls into three categories, house/dance, urban/rnb and party anthems with a fair mix of all three. Some clubs such as Castle Club have more than one room so all types of music can be found under one roof. All the latest EDM, floor fillers and top summer tunes are heard everywhere.
Entry fees to get into Ayia Napa's clubs can vary greatly. For big club nights at the height of summer, entrance charges can be as high as €25 but for many nights entry will be under €10 with free admission tickets given out by many bars and PR's around the town during the evening. When big name acts or special nights are on, tickets can usually be purchased earlier in the evening from ticket sellers to save money on the door. There is no dress code in Ayia Napa, so you will see a massive range of styles and clothing choices including fancy dress.
Aqua ClubAyia Napa's late club with it's own swimming pool. Music policy is a mix of house and old skool.
Blue Moon BarAyia Napa's crazy Scandinavian club with mostly house music and lots of madness.
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Black N White ClubAyia Napa's famous Urban music club in the centre of town, popular with celebs.
CarwashDiscoOne of Ayia Napa's longest running clubs where every night is a party and dancing on the bar is a must!
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Castle ClubAyia Napa's biggest club with 5 separate arena's including a chillout room and swanky VIP level.
Shuffle ClubAyia Napa's specialist music venue featuring deep house, dub and trance.
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Club IceThe club in Ayia Napa where you'll find massive event nights and international names.
Sin ClubAyia Napa's cosy urban music venue in the centre of town and open for peak season only.
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