LOCATION
LET’S HAVE AN ADVENTURE TODAY
NissiBlu Beach Resort is located moments away from the island’s well-known Nissi Beach, famous for its soft white sands and crystal-clear waters. NissiBlu luxury hotel resort also provides easy access to both the centre of town, which is only 2km away and Larnaca Airport, only a 35-minute drive.
EXPLORE CYPRUS
Cyprus has long been a top tourist destination attracting holidaymakers to explore and discover its breathtaking beauty, rich cultural heritage, delicious cuisine and sun-kissed bays. Ayia Napa, the island’s favourite tourist destination, is mostly renowned for its sandy golden bays and crystalline blue waters as well as bustling night scene.
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT
Apart from the sun-soaked bays, set off on an adventure and discover an island of rich cultural heritage and green-blanketed landscapes, scented olive and orange groves, traditional villages and impressive ruins left behind by ancient civilisations. Cyprus is truly steeped in myth, raw beauty, ancient castles and temples as well as local tradition and charm. Set off on an adventure and explore the island from the breathtaking green-covered Troodos Mountains all the way to the Akamas Peninsula and discover its pre-historic treasures.
WHAT NOT TO MISS
Some of the must-see attractions found near our hotel are outlined below. Those wishing to explore the island’s treasures beyond Ayia Napa can easily do so by bus, car or taxi which can all be arranged through our Front Desk.
Nissi Beach has garnered the reputation of being a true paradise-like beach. The sandy golden beach stretches out for more than 500m and is home to crystalline blue waters that shimmer in the sun. The beach was named after the little islet near the bay, which in Greek means island (Nissi). Besides basking in the sun and enjoying the azure water, the blue flagged bay is a favourite destination amongst the younger crowds who love to part during the day and night as famous DJs, beach parties as well as foam parties take place. There are water sports visitors can try like windsurfing, pedal boating and bungee jumping!
Cape Greco was designated as a National Forest Park in 1993. The 365-hectare park boasts with natural beauty and tranquillity. Cape Greco is found hidden between Ayia Napa and Protaras. The natural park is home to pine-fringed landscapes, hidden sea caves, sun-soaked golden bays as well as rare flora and fauna and animals, birds and reptiles including hares, foxes and hedgehogs, 80 different species of birds, butterflies and lizards.
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
The picturesque Ayia Napa Harbour is a prominent landmark in the town and offers visitors something to do and see throughout the day and night. Once a small fishing port boasting with kaikia (fishing boats), the upgraded harbour is now home to modern yachts and entertaining ships where tourist can set out sail for the day and enjoy a show on board as well as explore hidden coves on the way. Strolling along the promenade while soaking in the sea views is always a treat. Visitors can also visit the lighthouses, fountains and open-air theatre found around the harbour.
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
Named after the Greek word thalassa meaning sea, the Thalassa Museum opened in 2005 in order to provide insight into the island’s marine heritage from prehistoric times to the present. It is a modern and interactive museum, housed in a multipurpose cultural centre. One of the most impressive exhibits is a life-sized replica Keryneia, a 4th-century trading ship that sank by the coast of Keryneia around 300 BC. The museum’s design allows visitors to view the ship from different levels, as well as from a bird’s-eye view. Visitors also view other antiquities such as pottery, ship replicas as well as a marine life section boasting with exhibits such as sea mammals, shells, fossils and shells dating as far back as 130 million years ago!
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
Those seeking peace and quiet should definitely spend a day at Landa Beach. The sandy golden beach stretches out for about 400m and is found between Nissi Beach and Makronissos Beach. The glistening crystal blue waters invite beach lovers to enjoy a perfect beach day. The beach was named after its calm waters that resemble a pool.
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
The Ayia Napa Square is hard to miss as it is found in the centre of the town surrounded by bars and clubs. Even though a small square, the area features benches for those wishing to sit and gaze at the world go by and has an adorable fountain. The square is also the place to find the memorable ‘I Love Ayia Napa Sculpture’ and take a souvenir picture! The sculpture is more than 2m high made of light-brown coloured stone and is even illuminated during the night!
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
Housed in an old traditional Cypriot residence, Deryneia Folk Art Museum displays how an agricultural family used to live in the past. The museum showcases traditional domestic utensils like kitchen utensils as well as old furniture including beds, tables, chairs as well as cupboards. The exhibition also features agricultural tools and equipment used by farming families of bygone times. All the artefacts on display have been donated by the people of Deryneia Village as well as the surrounding areas. The curator, who also donated the house to the Municipal of Deryneia, is always happy to welcome new visitors and give them a tour of the interesting museum!
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can explore the area via hiking and cycling trails and discover different landmarks and attractions depending on the trek they set off on. Most Cape Greco visitors are impressed by the Hermit’s Sea Cave, the lighthouse, the whitewashed Agioi Anargiroi Church as well as the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite they encounter on their adventure.
