Ayia Napa. Welcome to St. Tropez

The vibe of the three days spent there is well described by the track Welcome to St. Tropez.
Ayia Napa is a town of five streets. Two are calm tourist streets by the sea, with cafes, restaurants, and souvenirs. They are nice for walking during the day, eating ice cream, and heading to the central beach. In the evening, the remaining three come alive with bars, clubs, and all sorts of other manifestations of debauchery.

On the first day of our arrival, we met local Russian DJs who arranged passes to a party, saving us a total of 40-60 euros. Nighttime Ayia Napa is a crowd of people looking for fun and adventure, wanting to dance and have a good time with their own group or new friends. The high concentration of venues in one place makes this possible without much trouble. The season starts in June-July, but even in early May it was lively enough.

For the other part of the island (the first half of the trip), we moved around in a rented car, and then rented scooters and a buggy—the latter being the most convenient way to explore the surroundings.

We managed to find a special zen at Cape Greco, a bench with a view of the peninsula merging into the bluest Mediterranean Sea. Small lizards running around, and nothing else. Silence and bliss.
There are also places where you can jump into the water from 10 meters (see video), as well as a large number of beaches around and even a poker house!
In short, we liked it there (see last photo), and I feel that to fully experience the vibe of this place, you need to come for about 7-10 days. And most importantly, relax, and then the island will surely accept you :-)