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Ayia Napa
Ayia Napa holidays
Ayia Napa might be a modestly sized resort, but it sure does pack a punch when it comes to holiday styles. It’s got some of the best nightlife on the Med for the party animals, as well as a whopping 14 Blue Flag beaches for those looking to relax. The most famous of all here is buzzy day-and-night spot Nissi Beach, which stretches for 500 metres. History and culture enthusiasts – you’re catered for too, with lots to do around the harbour area. For lazy beach days and lively nights, choose an Ayia Napa holiday.
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- London Stansted, Sat 25 Apr 2026
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Napa Plaza Hotel
Ayia Napa, Larnaca Area
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Based on 3625 reviews
- Adults only
- Impressive dining options
- Excellent central location
- Great spa facilities
- Certified Sustainable Hotel
- London Stansted, Sat 25 Apr 2026
- 7 Nights, Self Catering
- 3 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Anthea Hotel Apartments
Ayia Napa, Larnaca Area
Our rating
Based on 1102 reviews
- Postcode perfection
- Bang on budget
- In Ayia Napa centre
Lazy days
Every beach is totally spotless. Head to Nissi Bay for a super stretch of soft white sand, where you can hop onto a banana boat or try out jet-skiing. You’ll also find the odd quieter patch of pine-fringed beach.
Ruins and forests
Get to grips with Ayia Napa’s past on a visit to the restored 14th-century monastery. Or pack a picnic and spend a day at Cape Greco, a beautiful nature reserve of rare flowers and birds on untouched headland to the south. Don’t forget your camera!
Nights to delight
There’s plenty going on in this sought-after Cypriot resort, especially when the sun goes down. Head to the harbour where fab fresh fish restaurants dish up their daily catch, then relax in one of the cool cocktail bars or hit the clubs to dance. Families can have their fill of quizzes, karaoke and fairgrounds in the main square.
Ayia Napa Circus Square
Ayia Napa, Larnaca Area
Circus Square is an open bar area in the main square in Napa. Four bars spill out on to the square, allowing you to mingle with the crowds outside and enjoy the party atmosphere. It also hosts massive events...
Ayia Napa Harbour
Ayia Napa, Larnaca Area
Fresh fish restaurants are all around the harbour. Try swordfish, calamari or crab cakes, or perhaps a fish meze where you can sample a bit of everything. Limanaki, Vassos and Isaac do some great seafood...
Ayia Napa Monastery
Ayia Napa, Larnaca Area
A quiet retreat from resort life, Ayia Napa monastery is also one of the town's best-known landmarks. Pass through its high walls and pop into the church for a bit of peace and sense of history. The monks are...
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FAQs
What is Ayia Napa best known for?
The town is famous for its buzzing nightlife, wide selection of clubs and bars, as well as stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters. However, it's also home to cultural landmarks, family attractions, and beautiful natural scenery.
Which are the most popular beaches in Ayia Napa?
Nissi Beach is the most well-known, attracting visitors for its soft white sand and vibrant atmosphere. Other favourites include Makronissos Beach, Konnos Bay, and Grecian Bay.
Is Ayia Napa suitable for families or just for partygoers?
While Ayia Napa has a reputation as a nightlife hotspot, it also caters to families. Attractions such as the WaterWorld Waterpark, the Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, and boat trips make it an appealing destination for all ages.
What is the best time of year to visit Ayia Napa?
The most popular months are from May to October when the weather is warm and sunny. July and August are the liveliest for nightlife, while May, June, September, and October are ideal for those seeking a slightly quieter experience.
Is Ayia Napa expensive?
Prices vary depending on the season. During peak summer, accommodation and nightlife can be pricier, but there are plenty of budget-friendly hotels, tavernas, and activities available too.
