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Ayia Napa or Agia Napa as it is also known is an ideal holiday destination for people of all ages, sex, race and religion, couples, singles, families, disabled, hen nights, stag parties, wedding parties and even divorce parties :-))

Generally Ayia Napa is clean, well ordered . Those who do not enjoy noise and bright lights, however, are advised to stay clear of the central monastery square area, which is where most of the party people congregate. The main clubbing season is between June and September, and during this period the resort is full of young people from all over Europe. Older holiday makers may prefer to enjoy the resort during the    off-peak months (April, May, October and November), the weather is still good, the sea relatively warm, but the tempo is much quieter.

For the sun worshipper there are many beaches within Ayia Napa itself, and a few a little bit further out. These beaches include: Nissi, Sandy Bay, Ayia Napa

These three are all IN Ayia Napa itself.

A walk (or moped trip) up the coast in either direction you will find the following: Macronissos, Ayia Thekla Cape Greko and Fig Tree Bay beaches. All of the beaches listed are sandy beaches (with a few pebbly areas) on the beautiful crystal blue Mediterranean sea.

The extensive, silvery sandy beaches along the coast of Ayia Napa are washed with warm waters that provide a myriad of opportunities for watersports, including water-skiing, windsurfing, sailing, pedal boats, motor boats, parasailing, scuba diving and snorkelling. There is also Napa Bungee for those seeking an adrenaline rush from a crane into the sea far below!

Visitors to Ayia Napa soon learn that it is essential to plan an afternoon siesta, if they are to make the most of the sensational nightlife for which the resort has become world-renowned.

For the clubbers in us all, there are 100’s of bars and clubs to keep even the most hardened clubbers going all night. Most bars are open all day with a number of them supplying food as well as drink. Most other bars open their doors around 6.30pm and stay open (legally) until 1.30am (weekdays) and 2.30am (weekends). The clubs start to open at 1.00am and close around 4.30am. For those who are still in a state to continue partying there are 2 clubs which close when the sun comes up!! You can find links to some of these bars and clubs here!!
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