The west coast of Cyprus is the place to head if you’re looking for traditional charm,
laid-back living and architectural heritage, whilst the east coast plays host to arguably the island’s best beaches and most enticing coves…

Paphos, one of Cyprus’ most popular resorts, combines ancient history with a cosmopolitan, modern tourist resort.
The area by the coast is known as Kato Paphos and has a pretty little harbour and plenty of open air cafes and bars.
13km to the south, the self-contained, developing resort of Coral Bay is a quieter alternative to Paphos, and boasts one of the finest beaches in the area. There’s a wealth of modern hotels, catering for all your holiday needs. Framed by a pair of headlands, the 600m crescent shaped sandy beach is a beautiful place to relax and soak up some sun.
Home of mythical goddess Aphrodite, the land of love has more faces than Proteus the shape-shifting sea god.
Tempting tavernas and boutiques huddle together like old friends – so close you’re hard pushed to travel more than single file down the maze of cobbled streets.
Snaking stretches of white sand fizz with leopard-print clothed beauties. Mountain villages spilling weather-worn locals and their backgammon boards into the street. And it’s at the top of the most discerning clubber’s guide lists too. It’s bold. It’s beautiful. And it’s brimming with temptation. With everything from silvery sands to magnificent mountains and more culture than your average Greek yoghurt, Cyprus is the stuff holiday dreams are made of. Whether it’s a last minute holiday to Cyprus you’re after, or an all inclusive luxury break, we’ve got just what you’re looking for.

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