Paphos is where it is at

By Maria Gregoriou

Paphos is set to give us all a high-five from Thursday as it will be getting down to five nights of clubbing.

Ayia Napa move over, as DJ Brian Norman and the man who runs some awesome club nights Trevor Bailey, are ready to put on an exclusive clubbing experience for the over 30s.

Starting on Thursday, the Lighthouse Beach will get you all chilled out with live performances from DJs from the UK and Rock FM playing Soul and R&B music.

Friday moves to the roof top of the Everest Bar where you can dance to classic Soul and R&B until sun rise. That brings us to Saturday when you can enjoy a lavish party night at the stylish Elea Estate. Natasha Watts will be there performing her greatest hits along with three Soul DJs.

Sunday we set sail and cruise along the coast of Paphos while enjoying more of that Soul music.

You will never love any other Monday quite like this one as you will get to party on the sandy Atlantida Beach Bar and be a part of Rock FM’s broadcast.

And party number five on Tuesday will take place at Hamam Café Lounge Bar where the party mood will keep you going for the rest of the summer.

3 The Soul – 5 night of partying in Paphos
Five nights of partying with DJs. June 25-30. Different locations in Paphos, different times and cost. Full information at: http://www.3thesoul.co.uk/. Book tickets at: [email protected]

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