Located in the popular tourist resort of Protaras in the popular holiday town of Paralimni, the popular beach of Protaras - better known as Fig Tree Bay - boasts fine, golden sands and crystal-clear waters. It takes its name from a single, solitary fig tree that has been there since the 17th century. Fig Tree Bay is one of the most famous and awarded beach in Europe. Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sun beds, umbrellas and water sports facilities, whilst the general area has a variety of accommodation, restaurants and kiosks. Lifeguards with lifesaving equipment and first aid services are stationed at the beach from April - October. Access is easy by foot, bike or car, and there are car-parking facilities.

Famagusta nightlife is known for its vivid and crazy nightlife and has been among the top destinations in Europe. A night out in Famagusta stimulates all your senses with its variety of nightclubs, dancing clubs, live music stages, karaoke bars, restaurants and cafes.

Cape Greco was designated as a National Forest Park in 1993. It is a relatively unspoilt area with great natural beauty which changes and offers something different each season. It is an oasis of tranquility nestled midway between the busy resorts of Ayia Napa and Protaras.

A little piece of island paradise. Situated on the road between Cape Gkreko and Protaras - the 200-metre long beach of Konnos is one of the most picturesque on the island. Konnos is small and idyllic, and covered in fine golden sand. Its calm and crystal clear seawaters are sheltered from heavy winds. Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sun beds, umbrellas, a beach bar with music, and water sports facilities. The path towards the beach takes you through pine trees and greenery, whilst the view from the top is truly breathtaking. Lifeguards with lifesaving equipment and first aid services are stationed at the beach from April - October. Access is easy by foot, bike or car, and there are car-parking facilities.

The golden sandy beach. Located 3.3 km west of the centre of the popular tourist resort of Agia Napa, the 600-metre long beach of Nissi Beach is among the most famous in the region, attracting large crowds with its alluring combination of beautiful coast, music, bars and beach parties. Covered in fine, golden sands, the beach is formed inside a natural bay, and has shallow and calm seawaters that are sheltered against winds. It forms part of the larger Nissi Beach area, and takes its name from the small island ('nissi' in Greek) that is located nearby. Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sun beds, umbrellas, water sports facilities, beach bars and organised events, whilst there a variety of restaurants and kiosks in the area. Lifeguards with lifesaving equipment and first aid services are stationed at the beach from April - October. Access is easy by foot, bike or car, and there are car-parking facili

Named after the Greek word for 'sea' - the Thalassa Museum was created to promote awareness of the marine heritage of Cyprus from prehistoric times to the present, and is a modern, interactive museum, housed in a multi¬purpose cultural centre. Pride of place among the exhibits is a life¬size replica of the famous 4th century Greek trading ship 'Keryneia II' that sank off the coast of Keryneia around the year 300 BC. Due to the museum's design, the ship can be viewed from different levels, including a birds¬eye view - as can the other exhibits, that include pottery and other antiquities. Housed in the basement is a marine life section with various exhibits, from fish and sea mammals to crustaceans, corals, shells and fossils - some dating back 130 million years ago.