Ayia Napa All-Inclusive

Book an all-inclusive break to Ayia Napa for a trip to one of the world’s party capitals. This southern Cyprus resort has gained a reputation to rival Ibiza and Mykonos; its sun-soaked location, combined with an increasing number of nightclubs and bars, keeps visitors coming in droves from all over the world. Whether you’re a dedicated music fan who’ll be clubbing until the early hours or looking to combine nightlife with days spent exploring beautiful coastline and surprising local culture, Ayia Napa is the perfect cheap holidays destination. If you’re looking for last-minute holidays to Ayia Napa, don’t rule out staying in the more laid-back Cyprus resorts of Nissi Bay and Protaras – they’re both just a short taxi ride away from the action.

 

All-inclusive getaways in Ayia Napa are easy to come by, thanks to the extensive choice of hotels available locally. For families visiting the area, facilities such as crèches and baby-sitting make a night out a simpler business, while couples and families alike will appreciate the convenience and predictability of cost that comes with paying a fixed price for all your accommodation, food and drink, as well as transport from Larnaca Airport. But whether you’re after a cheap break thanks to a last-minute booking that won’t blow your budget, or staying here has become an annual tradition, all-inclusive bookings certainly remove any hassle and uncertainty.

 

All-Inclusive Holidays in Ayia Napa – Plenty to see and do
Despite Ayia Napa’s reputation as a party town, there’s plenty more to do besides dance and drink. Some all-inclusive holidays may include expeditions and watersports, but either way there are lots to choose from, so make sure you’ve got spending money in hand. Cyprus isn’t a huge place, so it’s worth considering car hire on holiday here – you’ll get to see many more sights. Locally, there’s more than enough to be getting on with, from all sorts of watersports to exploring historical sites, visiting areas associated with Greek mythology, experiencing the food and culture of towns such as Famagusta, or hiking or cycling through Cape Greco, home to arguably the most beautiful scenery in Cyprus.