Top 5 Resorts in Cyprus
July 9th 2010 15:50
If you are looking forward for the Mediterranean and the sun, then you should consider visiting Cyprus. Rich in History with Greek, Roman and Byzantine ruins and monuments, the beaches are simply paradisiac and you will wish you could live there forever.
AYIA NAPA (aka the biggest resort in Cyprus)
This is the ideal destination for those interested in the nightlife. The beautiful Nissi Beach and the stunning Makronissos Beach are an open invitation for watersports, but you can also spend the day in places such as Kermia, Ammos tou Kambouri, and Vathia Gonia.
On a side note, families are increasingly visiting this area because of the Waterworld Waterpark nearby.
PAPHOS (near the airport)
The most famous beach in this resort is Petra tou Romiou, birthplace of Aphrodite. 25km East of Cyprus, it has a privileged location and it is a favorite destination for those who want to celebrate their weddings.
Families like to visit the Aphrodite Waterpark, while those who want to work on their tanning usually go to beaches such as the Pharos Lighthouse Beach, or the Coral Beach.
LARA BAY (aka TURTLE BEACH)
Located in the Akamas Peninsula, this is an area protected by UNESCO and known historically as Aphrodite's Territory. Many plant species, as well as animal such as birds, mammals and reptiles live in this area. The endangered Green Turtles lay their eggs and reproduce in this region.
Popular tourism choices include trails such as Aphrodite's and Adonis'.
VOROKLINI RESORT (near Larnaca Intl. Airport)
The ease of access is a bonus for families, and the most popular choices is Finikoudes Beach because it has shallow waters. McKenzie and Kiti Beaches are also some popular day trips in this region.
PROTARAS
Located Southeast of Cyprus, this resort features many good restaurants in the region. Some popular beaches are Fig Tree Bay, Konnon Bay and the region of Paralimni.
So, these are 5 of the best resorts in Cyprus, each of them for a different crowd. Make sure to choose the best one for your needs and happy holidays!
One final tip: if you are traveling, remember to buy travel insurance. Downunder Insurance is a good company with Aussie staff, so check them out!
AYIA NAPA (aka the biggest resort in Cyprus)
This is the ideal destination for those interested in the nightlife. The beautiful Nissi Beach and the stunning Makronissos Beach are an open invitation for watersports, but you can also spend the day in places such as Kermia, Ammos tou Kambouri, and Vathia Gonia.
On a side note, families are increasingly visiting this area because of the Waterworld Waterpark nearby.
PAPHOS (near the airport)
The most famous beach in this resort is Petra tou Romiou, birthplace of Aphrodite. 25km East of Cyprus, it has a privileged location and it is a favorite destination for those who want to celebrate their weddings.
Families like to visit the Aphrodite Waterpark, while those who want to work on their tanning usually go to beaches such as the Pharos Lighthouse Beach, or the Coral Beach.
LARA BAY (aka TURTLE BEACH)
Located in the Akamas Peninsula, this is an area protected by UNESCO and known historically as Aphrodite's Territory. Many plant species, as well as animal such as birds, mammals and reptiles live in this area. The endangered Green Turtles lay their eggs and reproduce in this region.
Popular tourism choices include trails such as Aphrodite's and Adonis'.
VOROKLINI RESORT (near Larnaca Intl. Airport)
The ease of access is a bonus for families, and the most popular choices is Finikoudes Beach because it has shallow waters. McKenzie and Kiti Beaches are also some popular day trips in this region.
PROTARAS
Located Southeast of Cyprus, this resort features many good restaurants in the region. Some popular beaches are Fig Tree Bay, Konnon Bay and the region of Paralimni.
So, these are 5 of the best resorts in Cyprus, each of them for a different crowd. Make sure to choose the best one for your needs and happy holidays!
One final tip: if you are traveling, remember to buy travel insurance. Downunder Insurance is a good company with Aussie staff, so check them out!
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