Villa Fornax

Villa Fornax is located in a private cul-de-sac on the outskirts of Ayia Napa, offering you your own slice of tranquillity, just moments away from the sandy beaches and bustling town centre. There are two beaches within walking distance of your front door, as well as the Nissi Avenue area of the resort, boasting a wide variety of restaurants, bars and shops, with the nightlife centre just a few minutes’ walk away.

Cyprus is well known as a popular family holiday destination, with the coastline dotted with beautiful beaches and inland scattered with pine trees, vineyards and wildflower meadows. There is a seemingly endless number of beaches and scenery for you to enjoy during your stay, perfect for families or groups of friends that want either a relaxing beach holiday or outdoor adventures.

Ayia Napa is known as a lively party destination, with its rich history and culture, adding a beautiful backdrop to the busy restaurants, folklore bars and animated nightlife. The town is located on the south-eastern coast of Cyprus, with an ancient monastery and medieval church, constructed from honey-coloured limestone, with Byzantine influences. Eating out is easy, with plenty of delicious restaurants all within a short walk of your front door. The island is famous as the inventor of halloumi cheese, so make sure you order plenty during your stay, grilled or barbecued to perfection and served alongside mezze platters of other island favourites! The sweet baklava for pudding is also a must-try during your stay.

A fifteen-minute walk from your front door is the well-known Nissi beach. This family favourite is bursting with water sport adventures along its 500-meter-long coast. The water is turquoise and clear, clean enough to have been awarded the blue flag designation, making it ideal for groups with kids. Sandy Bay is also just a 20-minute walk away, as well as a myriad of other stunning beaches all within a short drive – you could visit a new one each day of your holiday!

A day trip to Paphos is always a popular adventure, where you can swim around Aphrodite's Rock, known as the spiritual home of the Greek goddess of love. There are plenty of boat trips available, exploring secret coves and hidden spots that can only be seen away from the shore.

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Lapped by gorgeous, dazzling waters on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, Ayia Napa is a sun-soaked paradise that beckons travellers with its pristine beaches, rich cultural offerings and an irresistible blend of relaxation and excitement. Renowned for its lively atmosphere and picturesque landscapes, Ayia Napa caters to a diverse range of visitors, from families seeking tranquillity to party enthusiasts looking for vibrant nightlife.

This wonderful place is a mosaic of cultural and natural wonders. At the heart of the town stands the fabulous Ayia Napa Monastery, a 16th-century marvel that exudes serenity amidst lively surroundings. The monastery's architecture, with its elegant arches and intricate stone carvings, offers a glimpse into Cyprus's rich history. You can dive into the maritime history of Cyprus at the Thalassa Municipal Museum, which showcases the island's seafaring heritage. From ancient artefacts to contemporary maritime exhibits, this museum is an educational and engaging stop for history buffs. Art enthusiasts can explore the Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, an outdoor gallery featuring works by local and international artists. The sculptures dot the landscape, creating a harmonious fusion of nature and artistic expression. The Ayia Napa Aqueduct stands as a testament to Cyprus's engineering prowess. Dating back to the Venetian era, this aqueduct is a marvel of medieval architecture, with its graceful arches stretching across the landscape. The Thalassa Museum's building is another masterpiece, seamlessly blending modern design with traditional Cypriot elements.

For sun-seekers and water enthusiasts, Nissi Beach is a must-visit. With its crystal-clear waters and golden sands, this Blue Flag beach provides the ideal setting for a blissful day of relaxation, water sports or a refreshing dip in the Mediterranean.

Families can embark on a day of fun at the Water World Themed Waterpark, an expansive aquatic wonderland inspired by Greek mythology. With thrilling slides, wave pools and kid-friendly attractions, it is a perfect spot for families seeking adventure. For older teens craving an adrenaline rush, quad biking adventures through Ayia Napa's rugged terrain offer an exhilarating experience. Guided tours take participants off the beaten path, revealing hidden gems and breathtaking views.

As the sun sets, Ayia Napa transforms into a pulsating hub of nightlife. The Ayia Napa Strip is famous for its lively bars, clubs and beach parties, making it a magnet for partygoers from around the world.

A short drive from Ayia Napa, Protaras offers a more laid-back atmosphere with its pristine beaches and family-friendly resorts. Fig Tree Bay, with its iconic lone tree on the beach, is a highlight. History comes alive in Larnaca, just a stone's throw away from Ayia Napa. Visitors can explore Larnaca Castle, stroll along the palm-lined promenade or delve into the city's vibrant markets.

Ayia Napa, with its blend of cultural charm, natural beauty and vibrant activities, promises an unforgettable experience for every visitor. Whether basking in the sun on Nissi Beach, exploring ancient monasteries or immersing in the lively nightlife, this Cypriot gem captivates the hearts of all who venture to its shores.