Ayia Napa Travel Guide

 Situated near Cape Greco, just south of Famagousta,   Agia Napa was a purely agricultural village but  today, despite its enormous development, its people still find time to engage in their old occupations,  farming and fishing maintaining to a  point the area’s  original charm but at the same time combining   the  chance  of the a wide range of all types of accommodations from the luxurious villas to the traditional bed and breakfasts offering  to visitors all sorts of comforts.

Whether you are looking   to make the most out of your money by not spending a fortune on your accommodation    and booking with a low cost hotel operator or you wish to experience the most luxurious holidays of  your life by choosing to stay at the best and most popular hotel resorts Agia Napa is giving you  a variety of choices to choose from.

Ayia Napa resorts

Ayia Napa tourism

The Cyprus Tourism Organization 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 comprehensive facilities offered in line with the uniform standards set by the European Union.The Square, central to the town, is filled with restaurants, nightclubs and shops, and for many is seen as the focal point of the Agia Napa night-life.

Things to do in Ayia Napa

Ayia Napa culture

Its main purpose is to show to the Cypriot and foreign visitor the marine fauna of Cyprus and the Mediterranean, helping the study and research of this part of Natural History,but also to stress the importance and necessity of preserving the marine environment.Thalassa", the Municipal Museum of the Sea in Agia Napa, is dedicated to the enhancement, promotion and preservation of marine heritage of Cyprus, from prehistoric times to present. Located at the centre of Agia Napa, the presence of the Museum serves to display marine artefacts, conduct educational programmes and community cultural events, as well as foster interest in Cyprus' rich sea-history. The Museum houses sculptures, engravings, ceramics and paintings of seascapes made by some of the greatest 19th and 20th century Greek and Cypriot artists.

The Museum houses sculptures, engravings, ceramics and paintings of seascapes made by some of the greatest 19th and 20th century Greek and Cypriot artists  .

The Makronissos Tombs are found west of Agia Napa village in the locality of Makronissos. They are an ancient burial site, located at a stepped road, which leads down to a rectangular entrance..

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