3 Best Nightlife in The Cyclades, Greece

A prime spot above idyllic Naousa harbor is where you'll find Sommaripa Consolato, which infuses Paros tradition in its drinks. Instead of a mojito, try their creation—a sumito, which replaces rum with the local homemade island liquor called suma. A cool open space with picture-perfect views of the bay, it's a great place to watch the world strolling past, especially from the coveted balcony seat. During the day, stop by for a coffee accompanied by a homemade Greek cookie or a slice of cake.

In a pretty whitewashed building on the tip of the old harbor, Agosta is considered a local favorite for drinks and dancing the night away. Depending where you stand you'll get a stunning view of Naousa harbor or Agios Dimitrios Beach. Past midnight everyone heads for the two dance floors.

You can't miss this place; fuschia bougainvillea on the 400-year-old whitewashed building is mirrored by bright pink doors. Inside, Linardo's interior is impeccably maintained and cooly decorated—it has to be, considering that it's one of Naousa's top hot spots, where crowds gather until the early morning to listen to the coolest music on the isle.