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Even though there aren’t any official gay beaches in Cyprus, there are many fans that find the way and the place to become one with nature.
According to our sources, there are 4 beaches in Limassol, Ayia Napa and Paphos which have been used by nudists as they are not easily accessed and because the...
The Ayia Thekla Chapel is situated a few kilometres south of Sotira, at the borders between Ayia Napa and the village of Sotira in the Ammochostos district. More specifically the chapel is located south of the village, towards the beach. Many of the portable icons have been painted in the occupied...
The Parko Paliatso Luna Park is located in Ayia Napa in Cyprus. The Park opened in 1999 offering fun and excitement to people of all ages.
It is the largest Luna Park in Cyprus on 30.000 square metres of land. The Luna Park has over 25 rides and the parking area can accommodate up to 300 cars. The...
Poseidon beach is located between Ayia Napa and the Sotira village in Ammochostos, about 1 kilometre to the west of the Ayia Napa Waterpark.
The beach is a natural continuation of the Ayia Thekla beach and is preferred for its calm atmosphere and its clear blue water. It is perched among rocks,...
The Ayia Napa Underwater Sculpture Park is located in the Pernera area of Ayia Napa.
It is a manmade reef which is has a theme from Greek mythology. The underwater reef aims in the development and the protection of the sea biodiversity, the development of the ecosystem and the enrichment of the...
The Famagusta district is one of the 6 districts and it is the second largest district on the island with an extent of 1985 square kilometres. It borders with the Kyrenia, Nicosia and Larnaca districts to the west, while the north and east and south parts are seaside. Famagusta is then divided into...
The Thalassa Museum is located in Ayia Napa in the Famagusta district. The museum began its operation in August 2005, under the management of the Pieride Foundation, in cooperation with the Greek Institute of Naval Tradition Protection and the Foundation of Seal Life Tornarite – Pieride.
The theme...
One of the most interesting discoveries in the west part of Ayia Napa, is the Makronissos Tomb area. Between November 1989 and January 1990, the Municipality of Ayia Napa financed intensive excavations of stone carved toms which were the aim of illegal excavations from 1872.
So far, nineteen tombs...
The Makronissos Necropolis forms a remainder of the Hellenistic and Roman period, proving the existence of an ancient settlement in the area and it is located in Ayia Napa.
According to historical sources m an ancient settlement of Thronon existed in the area as well as other smaller settelments...
Ayia Napa, a vibrant coastal town in Cyprus, is renowned for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Tucked away in this Mediterranean paradise lies Konnos Bay, a hidden gem that beckons travelers with its serene beauty. With its pristine sandy shores, turquoise waters, and picturesque...