Cyprus Holidays in 2013

If your holiday based around the beach, then look no further than Cyprus. With fine white sand beaches hugging the islands coast, you will be hard pressed to find a better location that this. Most beaches have plenty water sport rentals, and lessons, available, as well as cafés and restaurants along the ocean promenade. So, with everything you want right there, all you have to do is book it.

If you’re looking for a holiday with a panache, Cyprus has it. With great water to snorkel, and a soft Mediterranean breeze to try your hand at sailing, spending your holiday along the sea in Cyprus may be the best decision you have ever made. There are stands along the beach renting everything from paddleboats to jet skis, so whatever it is you have in mind, just ask, and you’ve got it.

If you want to stay in a beautiful beach location then look no further than the Mediterranean Beach Hotel. A superior four-star resort set on one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the Limassol area. In addition to the spectacular sea views, this hotel is only 100 metres from the nearest shops, bars and restaurants.

If you are looking to stay active on your holiday, then look no further than a holiday in Cyprus. With clear, beautifully blue water, Cyprus is an ideal location to strap on the scuba gear, and dive. But, that’s not all. With rich vegetation strung along mountain paths, Cyprus has terrific hiking on offer. Or, if you prefer a different way to traverse the mountains, then rent a mountain bike, and off you go!

Like much of the Mediterranean, the Cypriots know how to party. There is no better example than the Limassol festival. Beginning on Shrove Tuesday, the festival lasts a full ten days, and has parades, performances and other goodies that you will just have to come and see. Also, the Feast of Kataklysmos is a great day to be in Cyprus. With festivities taking place throughout the island, there is special enthusiasm in Larnaca, where people flock to the shore to sing, dance, eat and be merry. Cypriots also enjoy celebrating Dionysus with the annual Wine Festival at the municipal gardens in Limassol.

Most of the main cities in Cyprus have an exceptional nightlife, but none of them compare to Ayia Napa. With beautiful beaches and a lively nightlife, Ayia Napa is the place to go. With hundreds of bars, and discos, you can dance all night long as most clubs stay open until daybreak. With all of the partying taking place, Ayia Napa has very little anti-social behaviour, which just adds to the appeal.

Shopping is a popular activity among tourists in Cyprus. With wonderful local items at hand, such as, Cypriot wine, jewellery and leather goods, you’ll have great mementos of your trip. Throughout the country Horse riding trips are available, which is great way to see the country, and a few of the ruins.

There are great restaurants throughout the island, with one of the tourist favourites being the local meze. But, if that isn’t quite what you’re looking for, there are a number of western fast food chains, as well as restaurants ranging from Mexican to Chinese. So, whatever you’re looking for, you will be sure to find it in Cyprus. Or, for a truly special night out, have dinner at one of the awe-inspiring water shows. Water plumes into the sky with smoke, lasers and fire, all to incredible results.

The Aparthotel Kefalos Beach Village is perfect for families being in the idyllic location for those looking for a peaceful and relaxing break in Paphos. Situated right by the beach and overlooking the azure Mediterranean. This luxurious and modern 4-star resort provides a variety of spacious rooms including self-catering apartments that would suit families and groups and offers a wonderful selection of leisure facilities that will all help to ensure you have an enjoyable and comfortable stay.