Vast open-air contemporary sculpture museum perched above the sea with an adjoining global cactus collection.
Spanning over 20,000 square meters on a coastal hillside, this impressive open-air cultural site features over 250 monumental sculptures created by artists from around the globe.
Adjoining the sculptures is an extensive Mediterranean cactus and succulent park home to thousands of drought-tolerant plants with sweeping sea panoramas.
At the crossroads of Cape Greco Avenue and Kryou Nerou on the eastern exit of Ayia Napa.
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Ancient cliffside amphitheaters, sea caves, and dramatic headlands facing the setting Mediterranean sun.
Practical guide to hiking around Mount Olympus: trail lengths, water springs, terrain, and footwear.
Iconic natural limestone arch spanning turquoise sea waters on the eastern fringe of Ayia Napa.
Stunning year-round; visit during the golden hour for unforgettable sea colors.
Broad golden sand beach just east of Ayia Napa harbor with calm, shallow turquoise waters.
Excellent swimming conditions from May through October; Blue Flag certified.
Modern maritime museum showcasing a life-size seaworthy replica of the 4th-century BC Kyrenia shipwreck.
Open year-round; fully air-conditioned interior makes it ideal during midday summer heat.
15th-century Venetian stone cloister and ancient cave chapel shaded by a 600-year-old giant sycamore tree.
Open all year with free entry; thick limestone walls offer refreshing shade.
World-renowned underwater forest installation by Jason deCaires Taylor at 8–10m depth off Pernera Beach.
May to October offers optimum underwater visibility exceeding 25 meters.
Limestone sea caves above electric-blue water and one of the top sunset viewpoints on the east coast.
Great year-round; in summer visit only early morning or at sunset due to zero shade.
