Ayia Napa Drinks Prices - Is Ayia Napa Expensive?
Many people ask if Ayia Napa is an expensive place and truthfully it can be as cheap or as expensive as you want it to be as there is such a wide choice of places to eat and drink. Drinks prices in Ayia Napa vary depending on what bars you go to and what time of day or night with many venues offering happy hours or discounted drinks earlier in the evenings and daytime.
Local beers, wines and spirits start at around €3 - €4 in the cheapest bars. The cheapest bars in Ayia Napa will be a little further away from the main square, close to the harbour, Nissi avenue and away from the busy centre of town. These bars will have the best drink offers with an average price of €3-5 for pints, cocktails and spirits and special offers on selected drinks starting from €3. The busier the bar the more expensive the drinks and the popular dance bars in the centre of town will have average prices ranging from €5-8 upwards.
Many of the most popular bars will have drinks offers on, especially earlier in the evening before it gets really busy. You will find 2 for 1 offers, free shots or a free fishbowl for groups in many of the town centre bars. It's always worth asking the PR's outside for any offers. Some bars will also offer a free bar for a set time which can be very good value.
Imported drinks will always cost a little more, so premium bottled beers, pre-mixed bottles, premium imported spirits, premium cocktails and prosecco will all have higher prices than the local drinks.
Local beer brands including Keo, Carlsberg and Leon as well as local spirits are produced on the island. The best local spirits are brandy and zivania and local Cyprus wines are also very good and cheaper than imported brands.
Drinks prices in clubs in Ayia Napa vary greatly with local drinks between €5 - €10. But in some clubs prices can be higher especially if you are in a VIP area or drinking premium imported spirits, then expect to pay top prices for these.
We've taken pictures of menu's from loads of bars and restaurants all over Ayia Napa so you can see the massive variety of choices available.
Local beers, wines and spirits start at around €3 - €4 in the cheapest bars. The cheapest bars in Ayia Napa will be a little further away from the main square, close to the harbour, Nissi avenue and away from the busy centre of town. These bars will have the best drink offers with an average price of €3-5 for pints, cocktails and spirits and special offers on selected drinks starting from €3. The busier the bar the more expensive the drinks and the popular dance bars in the centre of town will have average prices ranging from €5-8 upwards.
Many of the most popular bars will have drinks offers on, especially earlier in the evening before it gets really busy. You will find 2 for 1 offers, free shots or a free fishbowl for groups in many of the town centre bars. It's always worth asking the PR's outside for any offers. Some bars will also offer a free bar for a set time which can be very good value.
Imported drinks will always cost a little more, so premium bottled beers, pre-mixed bottles, premium imported spirits, premium cocktails and prosecco will all have higher prices than the local drinks.
Local beer brands including Keo, Carlsberg and Leon as well as local spirits are produced on the island. The best local spirits are brandy and zivania and local Cyprus wines are also very good and cheaper than imported brands.
Drinks prices in clubs in Ayia Napa vary greatly with local drinks between €5 - €10. But in some clubs prices can be higher especially if you are in a VIP area or drinking premium imported spirits, then expect to pay top prices for these.
We've taken pictures of menu's from loads of bars and restaurants all over Ayia Napa so you can see the massive variety of choices available.
All menu images taken during Summer 2023
