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Ayia Napa, Cyprus
Ayia Napa is more than a beach destination. Ancient monasteries, sculptured coastlines, turquoise waters, and the warm Mediterranean light. All within reach from your doorstep.
A blue-flag sandy beach with crystal-clear water and sea caves you can swim to.
Cyprus's most iconic beach: crystal-clear water and a famous sandbar you can walk across.
Popular developed beach with golden sand, sunbeds, umbrella rentals, and calm swimming.
Sheltered bay with fine sand and clear water, plus an ancient burial site nearby.
Dramatic coastal bluffs riddled with sea caves, popular with divers and cliff jumpers.
Stunning national park with sea views, hiking trails, and a hidden turquoise lagoon.
Picturesque fishing harbour, perfect for a sunset stroll or boat trip.
Natural limestone sea arch near Glyki Nero, most photographed at sunset. Local legend says a wish made kissing under the arch comes true.
Upscale yacht marina with a spa, harbour-view dining, and a lively evening cocktail scene.
Larnaca's salt lake, home to flamingos from November to March and the Hala Sultan Tekke shrine.
Medieval castle, chic marina, buzzing nightlife, and the ruins of Kourion nearby.
Family winery producing indigenous Cypriot varieties since 1988. Tours and tastings.
Mythical birthplace of Aphrodite, magical at sunrise or sunset.
The Holy Monastery of the Virgin of Kykkos was founded around the end of the 11th century by the Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos.
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