Nearby Attractions

Cyprus attractions range from historical religious sites to natural attractions.  Many are well know over the world, including Unesco world heritage sites like the Tombs of the Kings in Pafos. The Archbishops palace in Nicosia is also prominent in the history of Cyprus.

The Ayia Napa monastery is another major historical site and sits in the middle of the village of Ayia Napa surrounded by a high wall. It has extensive links to the history of Cyprus, as the name of the village is taken from the ancient Greek word for wooded valley, “Napa”. It was built in 1500 AD and is a well known landmark close to Protaras.

Another Cyprus attraction is the naturally beautiful Cape Greco, which lies close to Protaras on the way to Ayia Napa. It is a protected natural park and has some beautiful and stunning sea caves, making it a major draw for scuba divers.

With the country surrounded by the beautiful Mediterranean sea there are more than enough beaches for you to experience. Protaras has one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Cyprus: the blue flag awarded Fig Tree Bay.

	Capo Greco Capo Greco is a picturesque protected national park and is famous for its sea caves.
	Prophet Elias Church It is said to take 156 step to climb up to the Prophet Elias church on the hill.
	Thalassa Museum Thalassa museum is dedicated to the marine heritage of Cyprus and displays marine artefacts.
	Ayia Napa Monastery The Ayia Napa monastery was built around 1500 AD and is a prominent landmark in Ayia Napa.
	Liopetri Fishing Refuge In Liopetri, Cyprus you will find that the fishermen mend their nets by day while setting sail in the evening.
	Derynia Folk Art Museum Derynia is located close to the beautiful Famagusta Bay with its 5km of sandy beaches.