Ayia Napa Holidays

With an eight-kilometre shoreline dotted with perfect patches of sand, there are plenty of beaches to discover on a holiday to Ayia Napa. Nissi Beach, with its powdery white sand and shallow turquoise waters, is perfect for families and sun-seekers. The beach's vibrant atmosphere, beach bars, and water sports facilities make it a hotspot for fun and relaxation. For a more tranquil experience, Konnos Bay offers a serene escape surrounded by lush greenery and stunning cliffs. The bay’s calm waters are ideal for swimming and snorkelling, providing a peaceful retreat from the bustling town centre. The Sea Caves, located along the Cape Greco Peninsula, are a must-see for nature lovers and adventure seekers. These majestic limestone cliffs and hidden caves can be explored by boat or on foot, offering breathtaking views and the chance to dive into the azure waters below.

Ayia Napa is synonymous with an electrifying nightlife scene. The town comes alive after sunset, with a plethora of bars, clubs, and restaurants offering entertainment until the early hours. The Square is the epicentre of Ayia Napa’s nightlife, where you can dance the night away to world-class DJs, enjoy live music, or simply sip cocktails under the stars. Popular spots like Club Ice, The Castle Club, and Bedrock Inn provide diverse experiences, from high-energy dance floors to themed nights.

For the adventurous, Ayia Napa offers a range of activities that cater to thrill-seekers. The WaterWorld Waterpark, one of Europe’s largest themed waterparks, promises a day of fun with its exhilarating rides and slides. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean are perfect for water sports, including jet skiing, parasailing, and scuba diving. Explore the underwater world and discover vibrant marine life and ancient shipwrecks or rent a kayak and paddle along the scenic coastline.

Beyond its beaches and parties, Ayia Napa is rich in cultural heritage. The Ayia Napa Monastery, dating back to the, is a beautiful example of Venetian architecture, offering a peaceful sanctuary amidst the town's bustling streets. The adjacent Thalassa Museum is a treasure trove of maritime history, showcasing artefacts and exhibits that chronicle Cyprus's seafaring past.  For a unique experience, visit the Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, where over 200 sculptures crafted by artists from around the world create a mesmerizing outdoor gallery.

A trip to Ayia Napa wouldn't be complete without indulging in the local cuisine. The town is dotted with traditional tavernas and modern restaurants serving up delicious Cypriot dishes. Enjoy a feast of mezze, a variety of small dishes that include everything from grilled halloumi and lamb kebabs to fresh seafood and aromatic dips. For dessert, try the loukoumades, honey-soaked doughnuts that are a local favourite. Pair your meal with a glass of local wine or a refreshing Commandaria, Cyprus’s sweet dessert wine.