Beautiful crystal clear blue beaches with golden sands, magnificent night clubs and bars, culture and Cyprus tradition, good food, good service and excellent hospitality all put together are what could best describe Ayia Napa.
Beaches:
Macronissos Beach is formed by a cluster of bays making it well protected from winds.
Ayla Thekla Beach is situated six kilometers west of Ayia Napa and takes its name from a small old church in that area bearing the same name.
Nissi Beach three kilometers west of Ayia Napa are closely connected twin beaches well sheltered from the winds which facilitate all sea sports. There are also cafeterias, pubs, and restaurants in the area.
Sandy Bay Beach is 400 yards east of Nissi Bay, fully protected from winds with a host of water sports and catering.
Limnara Beach four kilometers east of Ayia Napa though small it is one of the loveliest beaches, well- protected from the winds with facilities for all water sports.
Main Beach Ayia Napa stretches from the fishing harbour of Ayia Napa for more than a kilometer. The beach has facilities for all sea sports, plenty of cafeterias, snack bars and restaurants with the fishing harbour of Ayia Napa with its small colorful boats adding colour to the view.
Palaces are a rocky beach that has been sculptured in such a wonderful manner by the sea waves that it gives the impression of being a fine work of architecture. Accessible only from the sea it lies between Limnara Beach and Cape Greco.
Museums:
Macronissos Tombs west of Ayia Napa village are the excavation site of the rock-cut tombs, which have been the target of illegal digging since 1872. Nineteen tombs have been excavated so far and a small sanctuary was investigated to the east of the burial grounds.
Marine Life Museum in Ayia Napa’s Town Hall exhibits past and present marine life and promotes the study and research of marine life while also emphasizing the importance of preserving the marine environment.
Car hire companies in Ayia Napa include Argus, AutoEurope, Holiday Autos, and Car Hire 3000.

Aiya Napa is situated at the far eastern end of the south coast of the island of Cyprus, a resort famous for its sandy beaches. Along with Ibiza, Rimini and Mykonos, Aiya Napa today is considered a party capital as well as being a family holiday destination.

Aiya Napa means “Holy wooded valley”  in Greek and the name comes from a Venetian monastery located at the center of the town. In ancient times the town was surrounded by thick forests.

Legend has it that the icon of Aiya Napa was accidently found by a hunter in pursuit of his prey. This icon was later named The Virgin Mary of Aiya Napa and a monastery was built around the original cave in 1500 AD.

Things to do.

Nightlife: The night life in Aiya Napa is amazing earning it the title of the clubbing capital of Europe. The variety of clubs with music ranging from house, disco to RnB, funk, blues and jazz all lie within walking distance from each other.

The streets are lined with live acts featuring DJ’s, MC’s, dancers and live performers making the night come to life.

Beaches: The crystal clear waters, beaches of golden sand, and constant sunshine make Aiya Napa’s beautiful coastline in the Mediterranean a family holiday paradise.

Apart from lazing in the sun and bathing in the sea, the beaches provide all the facilities for watersports including water-skiing, wind-surfing, sailing canoes, pedals, motor boats, scooters, speed-boats, parachutes, scuba-diving and more.

The Water Park water world, Sling Shot and Fantasy Boat Party provide entertainment beyond the luxury of the beach.

Shopping: The winding streets of the town will impress you with the varied selection of shops.  From ceramic pottery, handcrafted silver jewelry, contemporary fashion ware to high quality leatherwear the friendly shops and boutiques will entice you to make a purchase.

Diving: Ideal for the beginner Cyprus with its clear waters is the right place to learn diving. With the best Scandinavian instructors at hand it gives you the chance to go out and explore the sea world.