Nearby Attractions
Konnos bay , Ayia Napa
5.6 km
Konnos bay is considered to be one of the most scenic beaches on Cyprus. The beach stretches with fine golden sand for about 200 meters. Many different types of water-sports can be found there as well. Konnos beach is very popular with the locals. Near the beach visitors can find restaurants and convenience stores as well as accommodation facilities.
Opening time: Always open
Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, Ayia Napa
5.6 km
History, art, mythology represented as sculptures along with local topography, flora, fauna and the sea are mixed carefully and nicely to inspire the soul. One of the most important and splendid cultural works of the Municipality of Agia Napa is the Sculpture Park, which is considered a reference point and the first of its kind in the area of the Famagusta Free State. It is located in the "Strotiskilounarou" area near the Palaeontological Cave of Hippopotamus in a bushy area of 20,000m2.
Agioi Anargyroi Church, Ayia Napa
5.9 km
Perched on the precipice of a cliff stands the magnificent church dedicated to Agioi Anargyroi. Dating back to the 1950s, this church is situated in Agia Napa at Cavo Greco. Legend has it that just below this location lies a cave where Saints Anargyros (Kostas and Damianos) once practiced. Within this cave resided an image or icon of Agioi Anargyroi, which eventually went missing. However, fate intervened when a passing fisherman, intrigued by the commotion, stumbled upon news of the lost icon. Upon learning of the situation, he offered the icon he had discovered at sea. Astonishingly, it turned out to be the very same one that had been lost. Hence, the decision was made to construct the church on the cliff's edge, both to pay homage to the saints and to provide a sanctuary for the revered icon.
Ayia Napa Monastery, Ayia Napa
6 km
This beautiful monastery is a serene reminder of the great history of Ayia Napa. Built in 1500 by the Venetians, it protects a cave in which an icon of the Virgin Mary was hidden during the iconoclasm of the 7th and 8th centuries. By the grace of the Virgin Mary, couples who are infertile and women who are experiencing difficulties during pregnancy, arrive at the monastery to pray for help.
Opening time: Always open
Cape Greco and the Sea Caves, Ayia Napa
6.9 km
Cape Greco was designated as a National Forest Park in 1993. It is a relatively unspoiled area with great natural beauty which changes and offers something different each season. At the Eastern edge of the park you will find a breathtakingly beautiful beach with crystal clear waters fringed by pine trees. A lovely monument to visit while there is the tiny white washed church of Agoi Anargyroi with steps that lead down to the sea where there is a place where Holy water runs.
Opening time: Always open
Ayia Napa Harbour (Limanaki), Ayia Napa
7.2 km
Ayia Napa Harbour is also known as Limanaki of Agia Napa and is one of the focal points in Agia Napa city itself. Over the years there have been many changes to this area so make it even more attractive and offer more facilities to all. This charming harbour started off being a beautiful little cove which has now turned into a destination spot. There are more renovations and upgrades to come but this place is a must see on your list of places to visit when in Cyprus. Agia Napa harbour has turquoise waters, all sorts of boats to see. Here you will find fishing boats, known as Kaikia, to yachts, sail boats and speed boats. Visitors can even board small cruise boats that take you around the area of Agia Napa and Protara or even further away for a day trip.
Blue Lagoon, Ayia Napa
7.6 km
The Blue Lagoon on the Cape Greco Peninsula is a must-see when visiting Cyprus. It has crystal blue water and looks otherworldly. It’s hard to capture how beautiful the Blue Lagoon is in pictures. There are several viewing and swimming areas for the Blue Lagoon in Cape Greco. Additionally, a stop at the sea caves on your way back to town is a must. You can visit the Blue Lagoon as a morning activity from the beach towns around Ayia Napa.
Museum of Underwater Sculpture, Ayia Napa
7.7 km
For scuba diving at the museum, the visitors are required to be certified scuba divers (etc. NAUI Open water Scuba diver, Padi / SSI / SDI / RAID Open water, CMAS 1 star or equivalent) by any of the internationally recognized certifying organizations (PADI, NAUI, CMAS, RAID, SSI, SDI or equivalent). Please be informed that all scuba diving activities that take place in the premises of the museum must be covered by a diving insurance. For all the bookings that are managed by the dive centers, the respective dive center is held responsible for the insurance of the visitors.
Nissi Beach, Ayia Napa
9 km
Nissi Beach is a popular beach in the resort of Ayia Napa, Cyprus. The beach stretches for 500 metres and the water is clean enough for the beach to have been awarded the blue flag designation. The beach, which runs the length of its own cove, takes its name from the small islet of Nissi located close to the coast.
Makronissos Beach, Ayia Napa
9.8 km
It is a short straight coastline with crystal turquoise water and pure bright fine sand, so you don't need special shoes. The entrance to the water is very smooth. This beach is suitable for different categories of people, lonely travellers, relaxation getaway lovers, families with children, seniors etc. It is very crowded place during the season. Makronissos beach coast is free for all. This beach has the following amenities, loungers and umbrellas, beach restaurant, changing rooms, showers, toilets. There is also possible to take different water activities such as catamarans or jet skis. During the season this beach line is supervised by a lifeguard.
Ayia Napa Marina, Ayia Napa
10.2 km
Enveloped by the azure of the Mediterranean sea, the glorious beaches and crystalline waters, Ayia Napa Marina is an international lifestyle destination of choice for visitors seeking luxurious residences, world-class yachting facilities, carefully curated retail and dining options as well as bespoke recreational and entertainment experiences, all combined in an exclusive integrated development. Ideally situated on the south-eastern coast, the luxury Marina in Ayia Napa Cyprus boasts a signature lifestyle center for visitors who appreciate the epitome of class and elegance, the privacy of a natural wonderland and the unobstructed views to the sea.
WaterWorld themed waterpark, Ayia Napa
10.3 km
WaterWorld is the place to go. From braving the exhilarating slides to relaxing on the lazy river, there’s something for everyone and every age at this popular Cyprus waterpark. With 35 slides and activities this is Europe’s largest themed waterpark, promising plenty to keep you and the little ones entertained for a full day of fun.
Opening time: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fees: Infants 0-2 years: free 3-12 years: 24 euro 13 years and over: 38 euro