Ayia Napa 1998
Photos from Ayia Napa nightlife
40 photos from an Ayia Napa summer night.
Photos from a Nissi Beach party
Photo from an Ayia Napa foam party
Vassilis is from Cyprus and has posted a photo from a classic foam party in Ayia Napa on his Flickr account.
“Zypern 2009″ Holiday Photos
Martin & Julia has posted an album at Flickr from their vacation in Ayia Napa in August 2009.
Photos: Foam party at Nissi Beach
Nissi Beach is famous for its afternoon parties where girls and boys dance on tables, around poles etc.
A few days every week there’s foam parties as well. The partying starts in early May and the beach bars pack up their stuff in the end of October. A photographer has snapped a few photos during the summer of 2009 and shares it on Flickr:
Check out Red Tiga’s Flickr album here: Nissi Beach foam party photos.
Edit 31 May 2010: Removed screenshot, click through to view photos.
The package holiday hell side of Ayia Napa
Restaurants who use old faded posters as promotion makes the decision process easy for restaurant-goers in Ayia Napa: Let’s keep looking for a place to eat.
Preparing for 2009
It’s already March and the bar owners, boat owners, restauranteurs and hotel managers in Ayia Napa are preparing for the summer. Usually Ayia Napa starts to come to life in April. This year many businesses seem to have decided that easter is a good time to open the business for the season.
Many may feel a bit uneasy these days. How will bookings fare in this economic climate? Will the package tour operators manage to fill the rooms they have ordered?
Signs of a economic downturn are visible. Today, you can book heavily discounted rooms at 4- and 5- star hotels in Ayia Napa through the online booking agents like Hotels and Expedia.
For visitors, the stay may become cheaper this year, and there will probably also be more opportunities for generous happy hours and drink discounts.
Photo by Poseidon Simons at Flickr.
Keo Beer – Cyprus’ own beer
Keo Beer is the local beer on Cyprus. I think it’s the market leader in terms of sales. Carlsberg is number 2, and the little less known Leon beer is number 3. That’s at least the impression I am left with after enjoying the various beer brands in Ayia Napa during the summer of 2008.