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Unwind in Fig Tree Bay
Protaras’ most popular sandy spot – named Fig Tree Bay because of a lone tree by the beach – might not be the widest in... Read More
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Search for a sea monster at Cape Greco
Search for a sea monster at Cape Greco
Cape Greco has 9 hiking trails, the remains of a Venetian lighthouse and sea caves to explore. But, what most people... Read More
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Party with Elvis on Protaras Avenue
Party with Elvis on Protaras Avenue
Protaras is no early-to-bed resort. Brit bars and pubs crowd the main street, mo... Read More
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Eat meze on the promenade
Eat meze on the promenade
Lining the seafront are a handful of authentic Greek tavernas – think blue-and-w... Read More
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Hit the waves at Pissouri Beach
Hit the waves at Pissouri Beach
Pissouri Beach has bagged a Blue Flag seal of approval, but that’s not all it’s ... Read More
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Order a round of brandy sours in the village
Order a round of brandy sours in the village
As the evening draws in, Pomos’ residents tend to retreat to their homes with a ... Read More
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Splash in the shallows at Governor’s Beach
Splash in the shallows at Governor’s Beach
Despite the singular name, this is actually a chain of coves a few kilometres fr... Read More
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Coral King
Coral King
You really can’t miss this taverna since it’s the one with a golden crown on it... Read More
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Destinations in Cyprus
Top Destinations
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Larnaca Area
Holidays to Larnaca Area take you to Cyprus’ oldest city vacation destination. Nowadays, most people come here to sample the Ayia Napa nightlife scene, but there are also Blue Flag beaches, like Finikoudes Beach and Mackenzie Beach. Picturesque Cypriot countryside’s part of the package, too, and historic architecture comes courtesy of places like the Church of St. Lazarus.
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Paphos Area
Holidays to the Paphos region involve Blue Flag beaches, forests filled with cypress trees, and seafood dinners at harbour-front tavernas.