Ayia Napa Holidays 2025/2026
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Ayia Napa Holidays Guide
Famous for its clubbing scene, holidays in Ayia Napa are lively and fun-filled, but there are still some great family friendly, adult only and quieter hotels to enjoy in the area. From self-catering villas and apartments to all inclusive resorts in Cyprus, you'll be well catered for here. Plus with the stunning beaches of Nissi Beach, Pantachou Beach and Landa Beach, you can enjoy the wonderful turquoise water.
Ayia Napa has long been well known for its party holiday scene, and it's perfect for groups of friends, hen do holidays and lads holidays too. Nightlife in Ayia Napa offers cocktail bars and a busy clubbing scene, but at the same time, you can still enjoy chilled bars and fantastic restaurants serving a range of food including local Cypriot cuisine.
Popular Things To Do In Ayia Napa
Nissi Beach
Soft, golden sand. Idyllic, turquoise blue water. What's not to love about Nissi Beach? Well maybe the crowds in summer, but this part of western Ayia Napa really is a "must visit" at least once.
Waterworld Ayia Napa
Fun days out start at the water park, and Ayia Napa is no different. The WaterWorld Water Park is home to lots of great rides and slides for all ages, as well as the obligatory wave pool and lazy river.
A Night Out
Ayia Napa is well known for its nightlife, with bars and nightclubs along the Ayias Mavris Strip and near the Square, and popular clubs including the Castle Club, Aqua Club and Black N White Club.
Boat Trip
A boat trip excursion is a great way to spend the day in Ayia Napa. Book ahead or while you're in resort and enjoy a lazy day at sea, or discover some of the sea caves in this part of the island.
Getting to, from and aroung Ayia Napa
The nearest airport to Ayia Napa is Larnaca which has flights from various airports in the UK including Manchester, East Midlands and Birmingham which take between 4 and a half to 5 hours flight time. The journey from Larnaca airport to Ayia Napa will take around an hour by coach transfer or 45 minutes in a taxi which you can expect to cost around €50 each way.
The main area of Ayia Napa is relatively easy to get around, with supermarkets, bars and restaurants dotted around the town. If you're staying on the outskirts or in one of the nearby towns, walking is possible but you might prefer to jump in a taxi which can be easily picked up from the street or ordered from your accommodation.
Car Hire
Staying in a resort like Ayia Napa, you might not be too bothered about travelling around, but the odd day trip can be fun. You can hire a car from Larnaca Airport (worth booking in advance to get the best rates), or alternatively, if you only want a car for a day or two, you can hire locally in the town or possibly from your hotel.