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Working in Ayia Napa, is once again the busiest and liveliest resort in Europe with its legendary club life and its never ending parties making Ayia Napa the busiest resort once again this summer.
Of all the resorts in Europe there are more jobs in Ayia Napa than anywhere else. But there are also more workers here looking for them, so you’re going to need to know what you’re doing to get work here! You’ll find bar reps and jelly shot girls are the most common summer jobs, though there are also opportunities for ticket selling for the booze cruises and clubs - there really is a job here for everyone.
You need to be very outgoing if you want to get a summer job in Ayia Napa as jobs tend to be given to workers with maximum confidence. Our reps have a lot of experience and will give you all the info on the best and worst bars to work in, what managers want to hear when interviewing, info on how to do the job and also how to keep it.
Summer job hunting abroad in Ayia Napa is easiest late April and then again in mid-June. Be warned if you start your search any later it will be far harder to find a job in Ayia Napa!
Please note: If you do go over in April and don’t land a job you will have to wait for the next wave of recruiting which will be at the end of May when the clubs and bars start taking on more staff!
At the beginning of the season (April/May) you may only earn 5-15 Euros per night but this will rise to 25-35 Euros when the season starts in June. 70% of jobs in Ayia Napa come with a basic wage with the other 30% paying a mixture of basic and commission. Please note: Most bar jobs in Ayia Napa are paid monthly and some have been known not to pay up if you get sacked.
Do I need a Visa to get a summer job in Ayia Napa?
A visa is not required, but some big clubs and bars may require a social security number. Your reps will help you with this if this is something you require.
This would depend on where you’re working but most bars/clubs in Ayia Napa will pay you every two to four weeks and this would be by cash or cheque.
If it’s via cheque don’t worry, all you need to do is take it to a bank who issued the cheque and they will cash it for you! Just ask your reps where the bank is located!
If working in a bar in Ayia Napa Square you can work anywhere from 8:00pm until the bar closes at 01:30am but you may not get out until later as you will need to help pack away. If you are working in a club in Ayia Napa you can work anywhere from 10:00pm until 04:00am.
In low season you can expect to work 5 or 6 nights a week, but when peak season starts in July then don’t expect any nights off as they may need you to work every night!
Ayia Napa is a brilliant mix of fun and relaxation! With sublime beaches bathed in Mediterranean sunshine and a club life that’s legendary, Ayia Napa is the ultimate resort for all-night dancing. Situated on the sunny eastern coast of Cyprus, its white sandy shores are perfect for chilling and sleeping off the excesses of the night before. Then when your energy seeps back, water skiing and scuba diving in the clear blue waters are top ways to cool off and revive yourself, ready for the night ahead!
Please note that the advice given on this website is based on our previous season’s statistics and the experience of our many reps. As such it should be used as pre-season guidance and is not guaranteed as the popularity of a resort can change from season to season.
