Discovering the TownLarnaca
Ammochostos
The Ammochostos region, stretching along the southeastern coast of Cyprus, offers a harmonious blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. With picturesque villages, ancient churches, golden beaches, and warm hospitality, it invites visitors to explore at a slow, meaningful pace.
Kition Archaeological Site Walk: Walk among ancient ruins of temples and city walls dating back to the 13th century BC—a glimpse into Larnaca’s deep past.
”The Sculpture Park of Ayia Napa: is an open-air cultural space featuring over 200 works by artists from around the world, set along a rocky hill with panoramic sea views. Blending contemporary art with natural scenery, the park offers a peaceful walk through large-scale sculptures inspired by mythology, nature, and human expression.
Ayia Napa Monastery: A 16th-century Venetian-era structure located in the heart of Ayia Napa, surrounded by a tranquil courtyard. It reflects the religious and architectural heritage of the region.
Ayia Napa Municipal Museum “Thalassa”: A modern museum showcasing the marine and cultural history of Cyprus, with life-size exhibits including a replica of the ancient Kyrenia ship. It’s an engaging stop for both history and ocean lovers.
Ayia Napa Harbour Promenade: A lively area with cafés, tavernas, and fishing boats. Ideal for a sunset stroll and seafood by the sea.
Nissi Beach: One of the most iconic beaches in Cyprus, known for its white sand, clear turquoise waters, and vibrant beach bars. It’s popular for swimming, sunbathing, and a youthful atmosphere.
Protaras Strip: Full of boutique shops, restaurants, and ice cream parlors, this pedestrian-friendly area offers casual fun for all ages, especially in the evenings.
Ayia Napa Marina: A vibrant lifestyle destination that combines luxury yachting with upscale dining, boutique shopping, and lively waterfront bars. Its modern design and scenic harbor atmosphere make it a perfect spot for relaxation, socializing, and enjoying the Mediterranean seaside lifestyle.
Cape Greco National Park: A coastal natural park with walking trails, sea caves, and viewpoints. Perfect for hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying the serenity of the Mediterranean landscape.
Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napat: The world’s first underwater forest of sculptures, designed by artist Jason deCaires Taylor. Located off Pernera Beach, it’s accessible by snorkel or dive and offers an unforgettable blend of art and marine ecology.
Helpful InformationActivities for everyone
WaterWorld Waterpark
A Greek mythology-themed waterpark with slides, pools, and kids’ play areas. It’s the largest in Cyprus and a full-day family destination.
CyHerbia Botanical Park
A short drive inland, this nature park offers herb gardens, a maze, and fairy-themed trails. Educational and fun for children with plenty of open space.
Sunset Cruise from Ayia Napa or Protaras
Evening boat trips along the coast, often with dinner or champagne included. Romantic settings with sea breezes and golden views. More Information
Wine & Meze Dinner at a Local Taverna
Traditional dishes served in a cozy village taverna, often with live music. A relaxed and intimate way to experience local cuisine.
Cape Greco Sunset
Experience the magic of the sunset at the iconic Cape Greco, one of Cyprus’s most breathtaking viewpoints.
Sea Kayaking around Cape Greco
Paddle through turquoise waters and explore hidden sea caves. It’s both scenic and physically engaging.. More Information
Scuba Dive at MUSAN – Underwater Sculpture Museum
Dive among hauntingly beautiful underwater sculptures designed to interact with marine life. Suitable for both beginners and certified divers, it’s one of the most unique diving experiences in Europe. More Information
Off-Road Jeep Safari to Red Villages and Cape Greco
Explore dirt paths, remote chapels, and hidden beaches with a local guide. Combines nature, speed, and authentic stories. More Information
A Culinary Adventure
From cozy village tavernas to modern seaside restaurants, Ammochostos offers a taste of Cyprus with fresh ingredients like locally sourced olive oil, sun-ripened tomatoes, herbs, and seafood.
Paired with a glass of local wine or refreshing zivania, this gastronomic experience in Protaras and Ayia Napa is truly unforgettable, allowing guests to discover the island’s rich culinary traditions with every bite.
