Cyprus is the third largest island of the Eastern Mediterranean, blessed with Blue Flag beaches, steeped in ancient history and surrounded by a natural landscape of sweeping mountains, forests and rugged headlands. From its glorious coast to its fascinating culture, discover a country brimming with UNESCO World Heritage Sites, excellent tavernas and architectural wonders. Travel back in time to ancient Paphos, where Aphrodite, Goddess of love is said to have risen from the sea. Trek the Troodos mountains scattered with exquisite Byzantine churches and picturesque villages, or unwind, explore by boat, or people watch on the south coast’s famous Nissi beach and Konnos Bay. Follow the party crowd at Ayia Napa, or kick back and relax in peaceful family friendly Protaras. Whether you want a low-key family holiday, sightseeing trip or romantic escape, our wonderful villa rentals in Protaras put you at the heart of it all.
Southern Cyprus is known for its lively beaches, ranging from pebble to sand, urban to unspoiled. Enjoy culture and the coast with resorts such as famous Nissi Beach in Ayia Napa and Fig Tree Bay in Protaras. The region is sprinkled with historical gems, museums and galleries and the nightlife is excellent here, with a wide choice of bars, traditional tavernas, fish restaurants and cafes.
Take a boat trip with family in Cape Greco and explore its glorious caves. Must-sees include the Church of Saint Lazarus in Larnaca, Tombs of the Kings in Paphos and the Curium Theatre and the House of Eustolios in ancient Kourion.
Below you can read some general, still key holiday information about the airports, the good weather all year round and a suggestion for car hiring. There are 2 main airports where you land for your most wanted vacations; one in Larnaca International Airport and second is the Paphos International Airport in the west. Direct flights from the UK typically take 4 hours. Cyprus boasts 12 hrs of daily sunshine during summer. August is the driest and hottest month, with temperatures exceeding 30°C. The average sea temperature in August is 27°C, while the average annual temperature is 21 °C. Car hire is the best way to get around. Public transportation is a good idea if you have time to stroll and meet the island.
Where to go in Cyprus
Paphos
On the southwest coast, the ancient city of Paphos is a UNESCO World Heritage site, dotted with historic relics and archaeological wonders such as the Tombs of the Kings and the Roman ruins of Kato Paphos with mosaic houses. From Paphos you can visit the Akamas Peninsula and meet the unspoiled nature; hills meeting at the sea and breathtaking sunsets!
Famagusta
Ayia Napa
Not only party capital Ayia Napa is brimming with lively restaurants, bars and shops; while the beautiful golden sands and clear waters of Nissi beach, Cape Greco and Konnos Bay attract thousands of sun-worshippers each year. Must visit Makronisos Tombs, Thalassa Museum, Sea caves, Aqueduct and many more sightseeing! We are your local guides; here to support your needs!
Protaras
Protaras is a picturesque resort town in Famagusta district, famous for its Fig Tree Bay and close proximity to Cape Greco National Forest Park. Fans of water sports can find their slice of paradise on Konnos beach.
Liopetri, picturesque river with fish tavernas; suggested villages around the area to meet medieval Cypriot country churches, enjoy the landscape and get the time to find your inner peace!
Larnaca
Home to urban beach Finikoudes, Larnaca port city boasts a bustling town centre, cleansing salt lake and plenty of cultural gems to explore. Dive into the crystalline waters and discover the ancient wreck of MS Zenobia! Must visit Saint Lazarus and Larnaca Castle!
Limassol
Enjoy culture by the coast in Limassol. In contrast to its urban promenade and busy bars, take a trip back in time at the Cyprus Medieval Museum, Limassol Archaeological Museum, Limassol Castle and new marina as well as to visit the hinterland by following the wine routes.
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