Resorts Locations

PROTARAS

The cosmopolitan resort of Protaras has become a European holiday hot-spot in recent years. Situated on the south-east coast of Cyprus, the resort stretches for over 10 kilometers, from the high cliffs of the Cape Greco National Park to the hidden sandy coves of Paralimni. Known as "the land of windmills" Protaras maintains the nostalgic quality of its past through its original windmills and Venetian architecture, whilst offering every amenity. The famous Fig Tree Bay is also located here. read more

AYIA NAPA

It's hard to believe that only 20 years ago Ayia Napa was a sleepy fishing village with a population of 200. Named after a small church located in the centre of the village, Saint Panayia, meaning Mother of Christ, the village was transformed into a tourist resort after the invasion of Famagusta in 1974. Contrary to popular belief, this cosmopolitan town isn't just a vast collection of pubs and clubs for the 18 to 30 crowd. In fact, there's something for everyone in this once sleepy fishing village. White sandy beaches set between un-spoilt coastal paths are the main attraction of this beautiful stretch of coastline and shallow turquoise waters provide a perfect setting for beach lovers. read more

AYIA THEKLA

Ayia Thekla is named after a 1st century saint and is a beautiful quiet village that is becoming more popular year on year. There is a picturesque beach with a small island about a hundred yards offshore and calm shallow waters for the children to play. The beach is mainly frequented only by locals, which means you can enjoy the space offered, but if you require a busier area, take a few minutes' drive to Makronissos Beach. It is a magnificent place for people of all age groups. The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag, a programme that offers an exclusive eco-label to beaches that fulfill strict criteria for the quality of the beach and the facilities available to the public. You can relax in the knowledge that Makronissos Beach fulfills all the criteria implemented by an internationally recognized non-profit organization. One of the unique features that Makronissos Beach offers is a natural cape that encloses the beautiful golden sand; this cape prevents a lot of unwanted items reaching the shore. This means that Makronissos Beach has arguably the cleanest and calmest water in the area. read more

CAPE GRECO

Also known as Cavo Greco this area is known for its natural beauty. It is a protected nature park. Cape Greco is also a popular place to hike and discover nature's glorious flowers and plant life. Cut away into ten meter sea cliffs are caves which nature has adorned with impressive additions. From the high points on the cliff that rests at the cape you can view amazing sights out to sea and also as an added bonus get married there. Also located in this area is the beautiful beach know as Konnos Bay which is a Blue Flag beach with breathtaking views, water sports and nature trails that can take anything from 30 minutes to 3 hours to enjoy whilst enjoying the coastal scenery along the way. Driving down towards the bay the wide shore is sheltered by the rocks protecting it from the wind. Once on the beach sun worshipers can relax and soak up the rays on the spacious beach with a dip in the crystal clear waters. read more

PERNERA

Pernera is a small yet pretty harbor town. It radiates a relaxed and easy going atmosphere so typical of the Mediterranean. The new floodlit boardwalk and coastal path mean Protaras is now less than a 20 minute ocean side stroll away from Pernera day or night. Pernera's main street winds its way down to the sea front lined with many places to eat and drink. The surrounding area is rich in sandy coves and beaches ideal for soaking up the sun. Water sports are also popular in the warm and clear Mediterranean waters surrounding the town. Pernera is ideal for families and couples who desire a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. read more