Agia Napa

Capital city Nicosia

Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus and has a rich history and culture to offer. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Nicosia is the last divided capital of Europe. The southern part of the city is Greek, while the northern part is Turkish, resulting in a unique cultural diversity.

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Ghost town Varosha

Varosha is a fascinating ghost town on the outskirts of Famagusta. Before the Turkish invasion, Varosha was a popular tourist spot and was also called the Côte d’Azur of Cyprus. Today the ghost town is under the control of Northern Cyprus.

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Ancient city Salamis

Salamis was once an important city during the ancient times and today it is one of the most important archaeological sites in Cyprus. The history of Salamis dates back to the 11th century BC and the city experienced its heyday during the Roman and Byzantine eras.

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Viele Flugverbindungen nach Larnaca werden von Eurowings und Lufthansa angeboten.

Flight connections

Flight connections to the island airport Larnaca are offered from all major airports in Germany. The flight from Germany to Cyprus takes about 4 hours.

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Mit der Packliste können Sie stressfrei Ihren Koffer für einen entspannten Urlaub packen

Packing list

If you are planning a relaxing beach vacation in Cyprus, a well-organized packing list is crucial to travel stress-free. With this packing list, you can stress-free pack your suitcase for a relaxing vacation.

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Das Gymnasium in Salamis ist ein wichtiges Zeugnis der Geschichte Zyperns

History of Cyprus

The history of Cyprus is rich and fascinating, as the island has been shaped by various ruling powers over the centuries. Today, finance and agriculture are important economic sectors.

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Systematik der Intercity Busverbindungen

Bus connections

Agia Napa has good bus connections. A distinction must be made between the local bus line that runs from Agia Napa to Cape Greco, Protaras and Paralimni, and the intercity buses that can take you to Larnaca and Nicosia.

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Neben herkömmlichen Mietwagen können auch Buggies und Quads gemietet werden

Rental car

A rental car offers the perfect way to explore the beautiful island of Cyprus on your own. Whether exploring the picturesque beaches, historical sites or charming villages, car hire allows travelers to make the most of their stay in Agia Napa.

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Taxi

The taxi is a practical and convenient way to get around Agia Napa and the surrounding area. The taxi is especially suitable for those places that are not accessible by bus. The extra long taxis are especially popular among tourists.

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Liniennetz Bus 501 und 502 nach Deryneia

Bus to Northern Cyprus

The best way to get from Agia Napa to North Cyprus is to use the Deryneia border crossing. Between Agia Napa and Deryneia there are bus lines 501 and 502 that will take you comfortably to your destination.

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Financial center Limassol

Limassol is the second largest city and the financial center of Cyprus. The vibrant coastal city offers visitors a perfect blend of history, culture and entertainment. The city has miles of sandy beaches where visitors can enjoy the sun and swim in the crystal clear waters.

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Coastal city Paphos

Paphos is a coastal city in the southwestern part of Cyprus with a rich history, stunning beaches and a wealth of cultural attractions. The history of the city dates back to the 4th century BC, when it was the capital of the Kingdom of Paphos.

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Troodos Mountains

The Troodos Mountains are a true treasure for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. With its impressive landscapes, historical sites such as the barn-roofed church of Asinou and traditional villages such as the wine village of Omodos, it offers a wide range of activities and attractions.

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Port city Kyrenia

Kyrenia is a charming port city in Northern Cyprus that attracts visitors from all over the world with its rich history and breathtaking scenery. The city is famous for its picturesque harbor, impressive fortress and cultural treasures such as the Shipwreck Museum and Bellapais Abbey.

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Port city Larnaca

Larnaca is a popular destination for sun worshippers and culture enthusiasts alike. With its golden sandy beaches, salt lake, historical sites such as Lazarus Church and charming old town alleys, the city has something to offer every visitor.

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The coastal town of Agia Napa is a popular destination for party-goers, sun-worshippers and nature lovers alike. Agia Napa is known for its gorgeous beaches, which are among the most beautiful in all of Cyprus. The golden sand and crystal clear water invite you to sunbathe, swim and do water sports.

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Cyprus travel guide

This page presents five exciting Cyprus travel guides. These will help you to plan and enjoy your next trip in the best possible way. These books are suitable for both experienced globetrotters and novice travelers. They offer a wealth of information, inspiration and practical tips to make your trip unforgettable.

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Cycling tours

Agia Napa is not only known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, but also for its world-class bike paths. With a well-developed network of bike paths, Agia Napa offers a safe and enjoyable way to explore the area during cycling tours.

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Water sports

The most popular provider of water sports in Agia Napa is Nissi Watersports, located right on Nissi Beach near the small island. Nissi Watersports offers a wide range of water sports activities for adventure seekers of all ages.

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WaterWorld

WaterWorld in Agia Napa is the largest water theme park in Europe and an absolute must for all water rats and adrenaline junkies. The park is located in the west of Agia Napa and is easily accessible by bus lines 101 and 102.

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