Things to Do in Ayia Napa

This is as much a theme park as a water park – it’s based almost entirely around Greek Mythology. Rides and activities are thus appropriately named Chariot Chase, Aeolos Whirlpool, the River Odyssey, the Poseidon Wave Pool, and the Trojan Adventure etc. The facilities and amenities are top notch and include showers, lockers, free parking, loungers and umbrellas. You aren’t allowed to bring in your own food, but the food at the park isn’t bad either. Like all parks of the sort, it just isn’t worth it unless you’re planning on spending the entire day here.

Nissi beach is a beautiful beach with clear water, clean golden sand and a blissful atmosphere. The beach is home to various exciting water sports that are sure to add to the entertainment of your Ayia Napa trip. The water of the beach is shallow and safe to take a dip or a nice swim.

During the days that Aiya Napa was merely a fishing village, the monastery here was the only thing worth any tourist excitement. It was built in the sixteenth century. It provides quite a stark contrast from the general mood of the rest of Aiya Napa though it’s only a few minutes’ walk away from some of the raunchier nightclubs. It’s cool, and calm and tranquil, and the church. Welcoming you to the church is a large 600-year-old sycamore tree that’s almost as prominent a sight as any you’ll find Aiya Napa. If you can take a break from the beach and clubbing activities, try and catch the morning service at the church. Its light yet grand, and you’ll probably want to shop for replicas of the paintings you see inside. Oh, and you can get married here.

In the daytime, this beach is like any other in Ayia Napa. Warm blue waters, white sands, sun beds, and beach umbrellas. There’s a rocky area close by you can stroll over to if you want to see some fish. The facilities are clean; sun beds are regularly brushed down, the staffs is as friendly as anything and will treat you like they’ve known you for years. It’s in the night that it transforms completely into a party hub and nightclub destination as revellers from the nearby clubs descend to continue their party at the water.

Parko Paliatso Fun Fair & Luna Park biggest Luna Park in Cyprus. The park stretches across 25000 square meters and is home to more than 25 exciting attractions. The Amuzement Park has a combination of rides suitable for both, kids and adults. The Luna Fun Fair can make for a perfect day out filled with entertainment with family and friends.

Konnos Bay is a clean sandy beach that lies to the Eastern edge of Ayia Napa where it joins with the Protaras regions. The beach gets busy on weekends and during peak season. Various water sports contribute to the entertainment on the beach. The opulent pine fringed hillsides that encompass the beach adds to the beauty of the landscape making it all the more attractive.

Ayia Thekla Beach is a scrupulously clean beach with clear waters and breathtaking scenery. The beach has a stretch of white sand that complements the beauty of this water body. There are plenty of bars and restaurants to add to the entertainment on the beach. Relax your mind at the Ayia Thekla beach by immersing your feet in the warm Mediterranean water while sipping on some chilled beer.

Taste the nightlife of Ayia Napa which is considered as one of the best in Cyprus, by enjoying a night at the Castle Club. The classy club is the biggest club in Cyprus that promises quality, great music with the best DJs in a sophisticated ambience. The club is home to 14 bars and hosts party with 9 world famous DJs.

Glyki Nero Beach is a breathtaking sandy beach with clean water located in Ayia Napa municipality. The earned its name because of the water it posses. The term Glyki Nero translates to “sweet water” which completely justifies the Blue flag eco-label the beach was awarded with. The beauty of the beach can easily pass for a little paradise in Ayia Napa.

The most family friendly of Ayia Napa beaches, Harbour Beach offers everything. There are calm and shallow blue waters, a sandy boardwalk, bars and restaurants aplenty, loads of sun beds and beach umbrellas, water sports, boats sailing in and out of the harbour, lovely people watching, and full of low cost water-related trips and treats for the family. There’s also some awesome fish finger food being served by the bars around – dig in for the full Ayia Napa experience.

Landa beach is a beautiful beach in the city of Ayia Napa with mesmerizing scenery. The beach is sandy with shallow, clean water ideal for swimming. There are neatly arranged sun beds with beach umbrellas on the beach. Landa beach is an ideal spot to relax amidst the beauty of nature.

Nowhere is Cypriotic natural beauty more pronounced than around the Ayia Napa Sea Caves and the Cape Greco National Park. The Park lies between Agia Napa and Protaras, and between these two tourist destinations, it’s a paradise. 14 species of flora endemic only to Cyprus are found here. Scores of bird species, small animals like foxes and hedgehogs scamper around the place. There’s a chapel dedicated to St. Anargyroi here that lovebirds find a perfect place to get hitched. At the very tip of the headland is a lighthouse and ruined temple once devoted to Aphrodite. Hiking, cycling, picnicking, scuba diving and snorkelling, the blue waters and the sunny paths make for an excellent day out. Along this coast line are many caves of legend, including the Hermit’s Cave, Cyclops Cave, Smuggler’s Cave, and Palace Cave. A few of these caves are only accessible during low tide by boat. All in all, it’s a magical break from the human race.

This is perhaps the only museum of its kind in the world. It focuses not merely on Cypriotic History or merely on the sea, but proactively tries to sow how the seas have shaped the land and its history. Over three stories and six levels, the museum outlines Cypriotic history, both land and marine, prehistoric and medieval. Exhibits include wares from the Bronze Age, naval vessels from the classical and Hellenistic periods – chief among them a life-size replica of Kyrenia II. Yet another level displays fossilised marine life as well as displays of current marine life such as shells, barnacles, corals, sea-urchins, starfish, crabs, lobsters, sponges, and sea fans. The museum has a good cafeteria, a gift shop, and amphitheater and a hall, frequently used for lectures, seminars and workshops. It’s larger and airier than its outside might suggest, and definitely much more fun than it sounds. You didn’t expect this place in Ayia Napa.

The love bridge is where lovers get hitched. This beautiful bridge is more like a symbol of love where lovers leave a lock behind, following an old tradition. The architecture of the bridge is pretty simple yet nice. The bridge makes for a romantic getaway. Make sure you do pay a visit with your spouse when in Ayia Napa.

Down the coastal town you have beautiful stone sculptures facing the mesmerizing sea which serves as a visual treat by sunrise and sunset. The brilliant work on the stone is indeed commendable and impressive. The first sculpture was recently designed while one more sculpture is in the process.