I have been to Mastihari 5 times in as many years. I disagree with what people say about the lack of night life in Mastihari. You just need to know the right people! All music does have to be turned down after 12 but there is one place which allows it to continue. Go to borcelenos and ask nikos (the younger one, as there are so many) about his brothers bar. If it is not open then stay and make friends with the people in borcelenos. Last year I ended up at a Greek night (live band, on the street- a proper greek night with lot's of oozo and Greeks dancing round the streets, not tourists), a beach party (absolutely amazing!), and to porkees, one of the Greek clubs in Kardamena. Being a young girl I payed for absolutely nothing. Saying all this I go to Mastihari with my mum who's in her fifties and she loves the peace and tranquility. If staying in Mastihari stay with Marika. She doesn't work for Manos anymore because they were charging her far too much commission so you have to go independantly which is much better if you ask me! Mastihari has something for everyone in every sense. You can't not like it and it is very true that once you go once you go back again, and again, and again.........