Ayia Napa is a vibrant seaside town just a short drive from Protaras, known for its crystal-clear waters, beautiful sandy beaches, and lively atmosphere. From relaxing beach days to scenic coastal views and dining by the sea, it offers something for every visitor.

Must Visit:

• Nissi Beach
  Nissi Beach is a popular beach in the resort of Ayia Napa, Cyprus. The beach stretches for 500 metres and the water is clean enough for the beach to have been awarded the blue flag designation. The beach, which runs the length of its own cove, takes its name from the small islet of Nissi located close to the coast.
• Marina Ayia Napa 
  Marina is not just a docking area or a seaside residence. It is a complete destination for living, entertainment, entrepreneurship, and well-being, designed to offer the highest level of experiences for visitors, residents, and boat owners.
• Ayia Napa Sculpture Park
  A stunning open-air gallery overlooking the sea — hundreds of sculptures from artists worldwide set among rocky paths and sea views. Peaceful, creative, and ideal at sunset when the light turns the stone golden. A perfect mix of art, nature, and Mediterranean atmosphere.

Deryneia Viewpoint offers panoramic views towards the fenced area of Varosha in Famagusta. It is an important historical site where visitors can observe the abandoned city and gain insight into the modern history of Cyprus.

The Troodos and Paphos Wine Routes offer a scenic journey through Cyprus’ mountain villages and rolling vineyards. Set at higher altitudes, these regions are known for producing some of the island’s finest wines, thanks to the cooler climate and fertile soil.

Lefkara is a traditional mountain village known for its charming stone houses, narrow cobbled streets, and famous handmade lace (Lefkaritika). Located in the Larnaca district, it offers an authentic glimpse of Cypriot heritage, local craftsmanship, and peaceful village life — perfect for a scenic day trip.