Fun and entertainment Cyclades

This mythical place is the place to go to dance to the best sounds of the moment, with the greatest DJs in the world! The stars of the genre all pass through Ibiza, Miami and Mykonos at the Cavo! Overlooking Paradise Beach, Cavo Paradiso wakes up when the others go to bed around 3am or 4am. DJs from all over the world, including the French David Guetta and Bob Sinclar, have come and gone to make this place the most explosive club in Mykonos. Buses provide the link with the port of Mykonos. No dress code but no swimsuits allowed!

Near Little Venice, this bar is clearly gay. As the name suggests, it's all about live piano-bar concerts and cabaret shows. The atmosphere is guaranteed, and everyone is welcome. It's an institution on Chora's mykoniote nightlife scene.

With the visit of the volcano and the sunset, the Kamari open-air cinema is one of the must-see in Santorini. The session is sometimes disturbed by the passage of a plane (we are almost at the end of the runway of the airport), but we come here especially for the atmosphere. Recent films in English (with Greek subtitles), ice cream, drinks and popcorn. Be careful, when the session ends, the bus service between Kamari and Thira doesn't work anymore. Remember to book a taxi!

Crowded Saturday night, quieter the other days. Here, the admission includes a drink, but sometimes it's free - some people will say a few bad things about the customer. Quite nice club on the whole, large, airy, outdoor. The resolutely trendy club has a pleasant outdoor area where you can sip drinks at the three bars located under the palm trees and the Milky Way. Blue, red and white arches inside. Dance music and hits. The terrace is very pleasant. The music is commercial but acceptable.

The Scorpios is typical of the new trend in Mykonos: Plugged, arty and pseudo hippie. Here, we find ourselves among young creative people around the world to drink fresh juice, eat vegan and gluten-free, sleep under new-age bamboo umbrellas and salute the sun every night in rituals run by a Brooklyn chamane… After a day of bohemian cleansing, we're going back to one day night of alcohol and dance on sharp djs, before taking the day with a little yoga. In short, a new generation Burning Man atmosphere.

Opened for more than thirty years, it is still the same person at the head of the place, which has built up a good customer base. At Tropical bar, there is a small indoor room, with stone walls, but above all a pretty terrace overlooking the bay, which will delight you in the middle of the night. We stay awake all night to the rhythm of old hits, rock and soul mainly but the playlists change every day. Cocktails, by the way, bear the names of the greatest: you can order a Hendrix, for example.

Probably the best equipped disco on the island, but also the most expensive. Music configuration.

It is the late night bar in the village, sometimes staying open until dawn. In the 1950s setting of its only room, this bar founded in 1991 brings together people from all walks of life. For the record, it's an old butcher's shop, and you can still see the butcher's hooks. DJs and jazz bands take turns all summer long. Very practical, you can eat sandwiches there when you feel a little peckish at midnight. A friendly address to party.

Mykonos is the island of the festival: it's only natural that its Chora is well stocked with possibilities for outings! Here one comes to enjoy the setting sun and cocktails with one's feet in the water. This pastel blue and white bar, facing the sea on the side of Little Venice, is one of the most pleasant bars. The clientele is mostly Athenian and crowds there to see and be seen. If the restaurant is expensive and not worth the detour, try a cocktail at sunset. It is a must in Little Venice.

In the heart of Petite Venice, a bar bar where the atmosphere is heated well before the rest of the city: at 22 p. m. the podium is crowded and assourdissante music.

Thira's biggest nightclub with a beautiful outdoor bar around a palm tree and beautiful vaulted rooms inside. Elevated stage for a huge party night: 2,000 people per night in the summer. If the nightclub officially closes at 6am, it often empties from 3am. Otherwise, the atmosphere is very good and appreciated by the visitors. The musical program is pleasant and the place, beautiful and airy, has a part of the club in the open air. The drinks are just a little expensive afterwards (especially the cocktails).

There are plenty of options for going out and having a drink: Naoussa is renowned throughout Paros and beyond for its trendy bars where, here too, you won't escape the cocktail trend! This modernly-decorated bar-club is a must for the local nightlife. On two levels and with a small terrace overlooking the port of Naoussa, you will spend memorable evenings with all the trendy youth of the island. Calm and peaceful atmosphere in the early evening and then the room catches fire later in the night.

The Apollo Theatre, also known as the "Piccola Scala", is the jewel of the cultural life of Syros and more broadly of the Cyclades. Opened in 1864 to the plans of an Italian architect inspired by the Milan Opera House, the Apollo offers a quality programme of opera, concerts and dramatic theatre. The theatre was closed for renovation for many years. Since its reopening in 2000, it has been a pillar of cultural life on the islands. Feel free to take a seat to see a show in the tense red velvet room.

This is the cocktail bar you need, set up on the harbour, in an otherwise ideal location to admire a beautiful naxiote sunset. Open from morning to night, the Lemon bar never stops bringing its warm terrace to life in colour... Indeed, you can't miss the place: its chairs, tables, posters and even its employees are dressed in pink. For quite honest prices, you can enjoy a wide variety of good cocktails, alcoholic or not. Also keep the place in mind for a little coffee!

Here's a magnificent establishment nestled in a typical Cycladic house with exposed stonework and Paros marble. Part café, part Mediterranean restaurant and part cocktail bar, the place is both charming and romantic, while offering a superb view of the waterfront, especially at sunset. The food is excellent, and the place is ideal for both an afternoon coffee break and an evening cocktail. There's also an art gallery on site, with various exhibitions throughout the year.

On the main street of the old town, Sativa serves a hearty breakfast and fresh fruit and vegetable juices during the day, before transforming into a cocktail bar after dark. The ochre walls of the Sativa Music Bar are home to one of Parikia's best live music spots. In this two-storey house, the atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly. Come and sip your coffee or cocktail in the charming outdoor or indoor spaces, decorated in a warm, oriental style.

The Tropicana is one of Paradise Beach beach bars known for its memorable celebrations. At 4:30 p. m., djs bring up decibels and young people from around the world into bathing suits. It cannot be said that it is the top of the refinement, but the dredge beats its full and the visitors come to it are delighted. For information, the bar was elected the hottest beach bar in the world a few years ago. You're here!

Follow the guide... the crowd, in this case. This is yet another rallying point for the sun-kissed youth. On the beach of Kalo Livadi, the Solymar combines here the power of the sun and the softness of the sea... Or is it the softness of the sun and the power of the sea? Either way, this beach restaurant-bar loves these two elements to which it pays tribute. It offers Mediterranean fusion cuisine at lunch and dinner. The rest of the day is spent lounging here in an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere

Here's one of the newest of the trendy beach bars, fresh and arrived in 2017. The SantAnna is much more than a beach bar: this amazing place has brought the sea to its bowels with the largest saltwater pool in the Mediterranean that winds between deckchairs and islets where you can drink a cold coffee during the day or a delicious cocktail. From 5pm, sharp DJs are on the decks and play lounge music that skillfully increases in power. In the kitchen, the menu is prepared by the chef to whom we owe the Nice n' Easy restaurants.