One of the most popular beaches of Ayia Napa. Unlike the neighboring Nissi Bay, it is more focused on a relaxing holiday, it will be comfortable to be with children here. The beach is located in a beautiful bay surrounded by palm trees, it is covered with white sand, and the water here has a pleasant azure hue. The entrance to the sea is gentle, so some tourists do not like that it is quite shallow here.

The city port is located in a small closed bay, resembling a quiet and serene harbor. Along the coast there are elegant yachts, modest fishermen's boats and pleasure boats waiting for those wishing to take a boat trip. In the streets adjacent to the port, Cypriot taverns hide, where you can have a hearty and delicious lunch. You can also buy fresh seafood delicacies here.

A huge water amusement park, created based on ancient Greek mythology. Its attractions are named after the Olympic gods and stylized under ancient legends: there is a "Libirint of the Minotaur", "Trojan Horse" and "The Exploits of Hercules". There are 18 slides in total in the water park, where you can ride all day without fear of getting bored or tired. Playgrounds are organized for children.

The amusement park is almost in the center of the city, where several dozen attractions work for visitors – from simple carousels for the smallest to extreme ones for thrill-seekers. Especially popular are the "roller coaster" and "catapult", which throws a person to a great height with incredible force. The local Ferris wheel reaches a height of 45 meters, it offers a panoramic view of the city.

The Museum of Modern Sculpture, located in an open area. Masters from all over the world took part in the creation of its exhibits. The park was opened in 2014, and its collection continues to grow until now. Basically, all the sculptures are made of local limestone and marble. Sometimes in the park you can watch the sculpture sculpting process, which takes place right in front of visitors.

The Maritime Museum was founded in 1984. The main purpose of its creation is to introduce the island's guests to marine flora and fauna, as well as to draw attention to the problems of ecology and conservation of species. The collection is located on three floors. In addition to natural exhibits, paintings by local artists and paleontological finds are exhibited here. The most important exhibit is the remains of the ancient ship Kyrenia-Elefetria.

Previously, the monastery belonged to the Cypriot Orthodox Church, now there is a museum on its territory. It is believed that the name of the city of Ayia Napa came from the name of the monastery. The complex was founded in the XV century. Unlike the religious buildings of Cyprus, it has reached our days in almost perfect condition, avoiding serious destruction. The last restoration was carried out in the 1950s.

The burial of the Greco-Roman period, which consists of sanctuaries, a quarry and several tombs. The latter are burial chambers covered with stone slabs. Excavations have been carried out on the territory of the archaeological monument for a long time, but access to it is still allowed. The tombs are located on the western outskirts of Ayia Napa near Makronisos Beach.

In the port of Ayia Napa, tourists are waiting for the ship "Black Pearl" — a copy of the famous ship from the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean". A boat trip on it takes place in the presence of all the beloved heroes – captains Jack Sparrow and Barbossa. During the tour, the crew organizes an interesting animation program for children, costume shows and the search for lost treasure.

The Blue Lagoon is a picturesque bay with clear azure water near Cape Cavo Greco, where you can sunbathe, dive with a mask and scuba dive to observe the life of the underwater world. The attraction is located between Protaras and Ayia Napa. The bay is surrounded by limestone rocks of unusual shape. This is one of the most photographed places in Cyprus.

The beach is located in the bay of the same name about 4 km from Ayia Napa, next to the park "Kavo Greco". This picturesque piece of coast lies among the rocks, so you will have to get to it by an inclined descent. Here you can sunbathe and do water sports. Although the size of the beach is small – 200 meters long and 100 meters wide, it can accommodate a sufficient number of people.

Like most beaches in Cyprus, Makronisos lies in a sheltered bay from the winds, which ensures a calm sea without high waves. The coastal strip is covered with an even layer of sand, invitingly glistening in the sunlight. The beach has everything you need for a comfortable stay: sun loungers, umbrellas, swimming equipment. There are several hotels on the shore.

Rock arch in the reserve "Kavo Greco", which was formed as a result of natural processes. All tourists who have visited Cyprus must have several photos of this place. It is also very popular to hold wedding photo shoots here. Some young people on the Bridge of Lovers propose to their girls. That's probably why it got such a romantic name.

The shores of Cyprus are composed of limestone rocks that have been exposed to winds and waves for thousands of years. As a result of natural processes, the coast has acquired a rather rugged, bay-strewn appearance. Not far from Ayia Napa there are sea caves and grottos of bizarre shape, where the elements showed their talents in full force. You can admire them from a pleasure boat.

The cape is located on the southeastern tip of Cyprus, on the edge of the bay of Ayia Napa. On part of its territory there is a national park with an abundance of viewing platforms, walking and cycling paths, as well as picnic areas. You can sunbathe on the coast, tourists go diving and fishing in the azure waters of the sea, some even order a parachute flight. According to legend, a local monster lives in the waters washing the cape.