Ayia Napa Holidays

Last minute breaks to Ayia Napa

Once a small fishing village, the resort of Ayia Napa is now a magnet for holidaymakers looking for cheap last minute breaks in Cyprus. In the summer, thousands of visitors flock to the clubs and bars of the town centre, but there are plenty of beach resorts offering families a quieter time if they want and family holidays to Ayia Napa are proving popular.  

Ayia Napa boasts superb sandy beaches, water sports activities and cultural excursions. The town has a long, vibrant and above all colourful history. Taking last minute breaks here, you will see colour everywhere – from the Venetian decorated monastery to the charming old harbour and rows of colourful fishing boats.

Ayia Napa is particularly good value out of season, when the beaches are quieter and the sun less aggressive on young skin. At Future Travel, we have last minute breaks to Ayia Napa all year round.

Family breaks in quieter waters

Protaras is a quiet resort a few miles from Ayia Napa, which is popular with young families. Other resorts offering last minute breaks in Ayia Napa include Nissi, Cape Greco, Fig Tree Bay and Konnos.

All have superb sunbathing and swimming. Konnos has a beach café and speedboats for hire, while at Cape Greco people enjoy swimming in the waters.

All these resorts offer superb value family breaks to Ayia Napa, including all inclusive holidays at family hotels.

Things to do

Taking last minute breaks in Ayia Napa means you can stock up on a few luxuries. Ayia Napa is well known for its shopping, and designer bargains are up to 30% less than at home.

The local handicrafts include exquisite lace, pottery, jewellery and woven silk goods, as well as woven baskets and high quality leatherwear. The local cuisine is varied and affordable, ranging from fast food outlets to cosmopolitan restaurants. The older part of the town has several rustic restaurants serving authentic Cypriot specialities.

If you like partying, then last minute breaks in Ayia Napa are for you, with bars, clubs and bouzouki bars going on in the central areas to the early hours.  Hotels usually come inclusive of entertainment, with live music and folk dancing popular ways to get the crowd moving.

On the beaches, water sports include windsurfing, canoeing, sailing, scuba diving and snorkelling. There are also banana boats and pedaloes for hire. The beaches are monitored by the Cyprus Tourism Organisation to ensure they maintain their Blue Flag status
 
At Future Travel, we have great value last minute breaks to Ayia Napa for everyone from young families to party animals.