Ayia Napa
Beaches

Nissi Beach, is Ayia Napa’s most iconic stretch of coastline and a true jewel of Cyprus. This is a powdery white sand beach with shimmering turquoise waters, and vibrant energy. Nissi Beach is a must-visit destination for beach lovers, adventure seekers, and sun worshippers alike.

During low tide, you can easily walk to the charming Nissi islet.

Awarded the Blue Flag, Nissi Beach offers everything you need for the ultimate seaside experience.

Vibrant yet laid-back, Nissi Beach is where unforgettable summer moments are made. Come for the beauty, stay for the vibe—you won’t want to leave.

Just a few meters from Nissi Beach, this beach offers a serene escape with its golden sands. This peaceful cove is perfect for families, couples, and travelers seeking a relaxed beach experience.

It provides a range of amenities, including sun loungers, umbrellas, and convenient access via gentle steps into the sea. An ideal spot for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the Mediterranean ambiance.

Nestled along the sun-drenched coast of Ayia Napa, Makronisos Beach is a slice of Mediterranean heaven. Famous for its golden sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and breathtaking natural beauty, Makronisos is an unforgettable experience.

Whether you’re looking to relax under the sun, swim in calm, shallow waters, or explore the nearby ancient tombs, this Blue Flag-awarded beach offers something for everyone. Families love the safe, gentle waves; thrill-seekers can dive into water sports; and romantics will be captivated by the dreamy sunsets that paint the horizon in fiery hues.

Escape to Makronisos Beach—where Cyprus shows off its most beautiful side. Whether you’re here for a day or a lifetime of memories, this is the beach that will steal your heart.

Only a few meters from Makronisos Beach. A serene secret, a tranquil hideaway perfect for those seeking calm, crystal-clear waters and unspoiled natural beauty.

This secluded cove offers a peaceful escape from the busier main beach. With soft golden sand and a cozy, intimate atmosphere it’s ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers looking to unwind. 

Makronisos Small Cove is your go-to destination for authentic Mediterranean charm.

Get there early, bring your snorkel, and experience one of Ayia Napa’s best-kept secrets.

Laying on the western tip of Ayia Napa it is popular for families with children. In the winter months various types of surfers come here when conditions are right.

Konnos Beach is one of the most beautiful spots in the Famagusta region. It lies between Protaras, Cape Greco and Ayia Napa, offering a perfect mix of calm and adventure. The golden sand feels soft underfoot, while the water is clear, warm, and peaceful.

In the morning, the beach is quiet and relaxed. It’s the best time for a swim or a walk along the shore. Later in the day, the beach becomes livelier. People paddle through the bay, try water sports, or simply soak up the sun.

All around, green pine trees rise from the cliffs. Their scent mixes with the sea breeze, creating a fresh and natural atmosphere. From the nearby trails, the view of the bay is stunning. It’s easy to pause and take it all in.

There’s a café nearby if you want a drink or a quick bite. Everything you need is close, yet nothing feels crowded.

Konnos Beach is simple, beautiful, and unforgettable. Whether you come for a quiet escape or a fun afternoon, it always leaves a lasting impression.

The golden sand of Limanaki beach gently slopes in to the sea- you have to wade in a fair bit just to get knee deep, making it perfect for children and safe. There are large luxurious hotels along this coastline, with open air restaurants and snack bars. It is the most accessible from the centre of town. People of all ages come here to enjoy themselves. Enjoy the sun and the sea in a refreshing and laid back way.

Ayia Napa’s longest beach.

Located east of the harbour of the popular tourist resort, Agia Napa, the 1,2 km long beach of Pantachou is the longest coastal strip in the region, starting from the harbour and stretching all the way to the beach of Glyki Nero.

The long, natural bay is covered in fine, golden sands and its crystal-clear seawaters are relatively calm.

Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sun beds, umbrellas and water sports facilities, whilst there a variety of accommodation, restaurants and kiosks in the area.

Aside from the opportunity to enjoy a boat trip from the harbour – or simply a stroll to see the pretty, bobbing boats – the beach also links to some of the main attractions of the area, including the Thalassa Agia Napa Municipal Museum (with a sea theme), the Medieval monastery, and the old aqueduct.

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.

Grecian or Glyki Nero (the official name which translated means “sweet water”) is the final part of the main beach in Ayia Napa called Pantachou Beach. It is a shallow, crystal clear water fine white sand beach. Like some other beaches in Cyprus the clear waters run shallow far in to the sea- always exciting and fun for children! It has many luxury hotels lined up on it. Open air snack bars and other facilities for food and drink are waiting there to quench your thirst or fill your appetite after a relaxing swim.

Located just 1 km east of the centre of the popular resort of Agia Napa, the 250-metre long beach of Glyki Nero is a beautiful coastal stretch that reaches to the impressive Agia Napa Sea Caves, and continues west to the picturesque harbour.

Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sun beds, umbrellas and water sports facilities, whilst there are a variety of restaurants, kiosks and accommodation in the general 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 facilities.

Limnara beach is a humble sized bay (also called Kermia beach) found in Cape Greco. You can go there via the road or walk there on the coastal path from Ayia Napa (a few kilometers away) to Cape Greco. You will also see rock pools found at the edges of the bay.

Situated about 1,500 feet from Ayia Napa fishing harbor, Katsarka Beach is rocky with fine gravel spread throughout. These rocks continue from the land in to the sea. Access to here is easy.

Ammos tou Kampouri Beach offers a serene escape on the eastern edge of Ayia Napa. Its soft golden sands and clear waters create a peaceful setting, perfect for relaxation. The beach is relatively small, providing an intimate atmosphere away from bustling crowds.

This tranquil beach is also a favored spot for weddings. Its natural beauty and quiet ambiance make it ideal for couples seeking a romantic seaside ceremony. The presence of a unique sea tree, known locally as “Almiritzi,” adds to its charm.

Facilities are modest, including a nearby snack bar and basic amenities. However, the simplicity enhances its appeal for those looking to connect with nature and enjoy a peaceful day by the sea.

Landa Beach is a long sandy beach in between Nissi and Macronissos beaches. It is sometimes referred to as Golden beach or Lanta beach by locals.The beach is well protected and quite deep so there is plenty of room but no natural shade. Sand dunes bank up the slope to the east and rock pools are found on both sides of the beach (Landa translates roughly as ‘water pool’).

Sandy Bay has fine white sands and gently shelving waters. It is popular with families and is more low key and quieter than its busy neighbour. There are watersports available including motorboats, jetskis and parasailing and the rocky headlands on either side of the bay attract snorkelling enthusiasts and divers. A handful of beachside restaurants offer a good choice of dining options as well as snacks and drinks.

Pernera Beach is located at the opposite end from the harbour towards the edge of Sandy Bay Beach. It shelves gently into crystal clear seas making it very popular with families.

This beach offers more than just sun and sand. Just 170 meters offshore lies the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa (MUSAN), a unique underwater forest blending art and marine life.

Opened in 2021, MUSAN features over 93 sculptures by artist Jason deCaires Taylor. These life-sized artworks, including human figures and trees, over time evolve into living reefs.

The sculptures are situated at depths of 8 to 10 meters. Snorkelers and divers can explore this submerged gallery, witnessing the interplay between art and nature.

MUSAN is accessible to both beginners and experienced divers. Visitors can bring their own snorkeling gear or rent equipment nearby.