Ayia Napa has more to offer than just wild parties, however. It is also immensely catchy with families and couples looking for a relaxing adjournment in the sunshine. There are plenty of watersports on offer, such as scuba diving, sailing, and windsurfing. All the beaches in Ayia Napa are Blue Flag certified, which is European standard hallmark of cleanliness and top drawer facilities. The most catchy beach, doubly with young clubbers, is Nissi Beach, and this can be doubly busy during peak backpacker season. The longest beach in Ayia Napa is Harbour beach, also knon as Pantahou or Limanaki beach, which is much more carefree and ancestor´s oriented than the neighbouring Nissi Beach.

The food in Ayia Napa is an intoxicating blend of Mediterranean ingredients and Middle Eastern spices and cooking styles. The kebabs are accessibly scrumptious, and the salads are distinctively delicious. Also, present are a lot of airy fish dishes on offer, owing to the fact that Ayia Napa is a coastal region.

Venturing out from your Ayia Napa hotels, present is much else to see on the isle of Cyprus, making it well worth bearing in mind renting a car for a few days to accept for a spot of touring. The isle has literally thousands of years of history, and in Greek mythology, is the purported birthplace of the Greek Goddess of Love, Aphrodite. Indeed, Aphrodites Rock is one of the most catchy backpacker attractions in Cyprus, a especial physical boast arising from a picturesque bay that caption has it was the accurate spot that Aphrodite was born. There are many other places of interest bequeathed to the isle as the bequest of Ancient Greece that are just coming up to be discovered. That is, if you are able to surface during sunbeams hours and venture out of Ayia Napa.

This guide to backpacker destinations in Ayia Napa was printed by Lenita Carpinello. For almighty deals on Ayia Napa hotels, visit the Octopus Travel website.

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