Where the fairest beaches in the Mediterranean await. Cooling trade winds and warm hospitality ensure the perfect holiday.

An eclectic mix of Mediterranean beauty, history and charm combine to enchant each of the senses.

The Ayia Napa coastline is considered the finest with regard to beaches in Cyprus. Extensive golden, sandy beaches cover the area, which attracts the majority of tourists. The average sea temperatures in Ayia Napa throughout the year are approximately as follows:

JANUARY 17 Degrees
FEBRUARY 17 Degrees
MARCH 18 Degrees
APRIL 19 Degrees,
MAY 21 Degrees
JUNE 24 Degrees
JULY 26 Degrees
AUGUST 27 Degrees
SEPTEMBER 26 Degrees
OCTOBER 25 Degrees
NOVEMBER 21 Degrees
DECEMBER 19 Degrees

The Cyprus Tourism Organisation supervises the beaches and is responsible for protecting the interests of all tourists. All beaches in Agia Napa have been awarded with the EU blue flag for their level of cleanliness and the brilliant facilities offered in line with the uniform

MAKRONISSOS BEACH
A cluster of bays forms Makronissos beach. The three bays stretch out in different directions, one to the west, the second to the south west where as the third one stretches in a south easterly direction resulting in well sheltered beach area.

LANDA
A 300 meters long beach is found in the middle of Makronissos beach and Nissi Beach - only 500 meters away from each beach.

NISSI BEACH
Only three kilometres west of Agia Napa. These closely connected twin beaches attract thousands of tourists every year. Nissi, which is Greek means " Small Island ", gives a new dimension to the beauty of the landscape.

SANDY BAY - VATHIA GONIA
Sandy Bay is found 400 yards east of Nissi Beach . The beach is also fully protected from winds.

PERNERA
This beach stretches up to 200 meters long and is located in between the beaches of Sandy Bay and Katsarka.

KATSARKA
A rocky beach 800 meters long situated about 500 meters west of the fishing harbour, just before the Paenera Beach.

PANTAHOU
This beach stretches from the fishing harbour of Aigi Napa for more than kilometre and follows on easterly direction. Thousands of tourists visit it every year. The fishing harbour of Gaia Napa with its small colourful boats adds character to the view and is a happy reminder of the part.

GLYKY NERO
The starting point of this beach ends and it is extended up to the point where the sea-caves are situated.

AMMOS TOU KAMBOURI
A coastal bay beach found in between Agia Napa village and the remote Kermia Beach.

KERMIA
Situated two kilometres east of Agia Napa on the main road leading to the cape Greco,Kermia Beach is located on the west side of cape Greco. It is private and remote.

KONNOS
Konnos is situated four kilometres east of Agia Napa on the road between Cape Greco and Protaras and it is the last beach which determines the boundaries between Aiga Napa and Paralimni.
It is one of the most picturesque beaches on the island.

SEASIDE PASSION
All along the beaches of Agia Napa faculties for all sea sports are provided including water-skiing, windsurfing, sailing, canoes, pedals, motor boats, scooters, speedboat, paragliding, scuba diving and more.

The pleasures of paradise await in Agia Napa on the sea of dreams.

AGIA THEKLA
Situated six kilometres west of the central of Agia Napa is the beach of Agia Thekla.

It is a small island within walking distance from the main road taking you to Agia Napa.

It has taken its name from a tiny old church in the area.

Also, close to the Centre is the Cyprus Tourist Office for further information and also maps to use for guidance.