The island of Aphrodite, the turquoise sea and unforgettable experiences
Summer holidays in Cyprus now on sale! From 1 May 2027, we’ll be flying you from Prague to the island of sun and legends every Saturday. Discover new hotels in the Join Up! range, stunning beaches, romantic coves and places where history blends with Mediterranean laid-back charm.
Why will you fall in love with a holiday in Cyprus?
Imagine a morning with a view of the turquoise sea, a day on a beach with soft sand, and an evening filled with the aroma of grilled halloumi, fresh fish and Mediterranean herbs. This is exactly what your holiday in southern Cyprus could look like.
This sun-drenched island in the eastern Mediterranean will win over those seeking relaxation (the swimming season here is really long), families with children and travellers looking for a bit of adventure during their holiday. Discover ancient cities, picturesque villages and places steeped in Greek mythology. And if you don’t feel like travelling anywhere, hotel swimming pools, beaches and moments of well-deserved relaxation await you.
Which Cypriot resort should you choose?
Ayia Napa in the south-east of the island is renowned for its light sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and lively atmosphere. During the day, you can enjoy swimming, water sports or a boat trip, whilst in the evening you can head out to the restaurants and bars. Nearby lies Cape Greco Nature Park, with its sea caves, rocky cliffs and beautiful views.
Looking for beautiful beaches and a more leisurely pace? Protaras entices visitors with its sandy coves, clear sea and relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great choice for families with children as well as couples who want to alternate between swimming, coastal walks and an evening out at one of the local restaurants.
Paphos combines seaside tranquillity with a rich history. Stroll around the harbour with its Venetian fortress, admire the ancient mosaics and follow the legend of the birth of the goddess Aphrodite. Nature lovers will enjoy trips to the Akamas Peninsula with its rugged coastline and stunning views.
Cyprus’s most beautiful beaches: where to go for turquoise waters?
Nissi Beach – one of the most famous beaches near Ayia Napa, attracting visitors with its white sand, crystal-clear water and a small islet that can be reached on foot through the shallow sea when conditions are right. An ideal spot for those who love a beach atmosphere.
Fig Tree Bay – a popular beach in Protaras with fine sand and clear water. Thanks to its pleasant swimming conditions, it’s also a great choice for families with children.
Konnos Bay – a picturesque cove between Ayia Napa and Protaras, surrounded by rocks and greenery. It offers beautiful views and a pleasant setting for a day by the sea.
Coral Bay – a sandy beach near Paphos with good facilities for a full day’s swimming. It’s ideal for combining a relaxing day at the beach with exploring the west coast.
What to see in Cyprus? 4 tips for day trips
1. Aphrodite’s Rock: the birthplace of the goddess of love
Petra tou Romiou is one of the island’s most photogenic spots. According to Greek mythology, it was here that Aphrodite was born from the sea foam. The massive rocks rising out of the sea create a striking scene, especially at sunset.
2. Pafos Archaeological Park: a journey into antiquity
Wander amongst the remains of ancient buildings and admire the famous Roman mosaics depicting scenes from Greek mythology. The Kato Pafos archaeological site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and serves as a reminder of the island’s rich past.
3. Cape Greco: cliffs and sea caves
This nature park in south-eastern Cyprus is perfect for a trip to enjoy stunning views. Hiking trails, rocky cliffs and sea caves await you. You can explore the area on foot or from the deck of an excursion boat.
4. Akamas and the Blue Lagoon: nature takes centre stage
In the north-west of the island, you’ll discover a wild coastline, nature trails and the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon. Boat trips combined with swimming are particularly popular. Nearby are also the Baths of Aphrodite, a site steeped in legends about the goddess of love.
New hotels, new experiences. Summer in Cyprus with Join Up!
Cyprus is simply a place you’ll want to experience. Whether you’re drawn to the turquoise coves of Ayia Napa, the laid-back beaches of Protaras, or the historic atmosphere of Paphos, southern Cyprus has everything you could wish for from a summer holiday.
Join Up!’s summer range has new hotels, moments of relaxation by the sea and experiences you’ll cherish for years to come.
From 1 May 2027, we’ll be flying to southern Cyprus every Saturday from Prague. Choose your dates, find a hotel to suit your tastes, and look forward to a summer on the island where the turquoise Mediterranean meets ancient legends and Mediterranean laid-back charm.
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1. When is the best time to go on holiday to Cyprus?
You can enjoy sunny weather in Cyprus from spring to autumn. The months from June to September are particularly ideal for swimming and beach holidays, as this is when the sea is at its warmest. May and October are great for those who want to combine a seaside stay with excursions and exploring the island.
2. Which resort in Cyprus is best for a holiday?
It depends on what you’re looking for. Ayia Napa is ideal for lovers of beautiful beaches, water sports and lively entertainment. Protaras offers a relaxed atmosphere, sandy beaches and excellent facilities for families with children. Paphos is an excellent choice for those who want to combine swimming with history, sightseeing and exploring nature.
3. What are the most beautiful beaches in Cyprus?
Among the most beautiful beaches in southern Cyprus are Nissi Beach in Ayia Napa, Fig Tree Bay in Protaras, the picturesque Konnos Bay and Coral Bay near Paphos. They offer light-coloured sand, crystal-clear water and beautiful Mediterranean scenery. Lovers of unspoilt nature can also visit Lara Beach on the Akamas Peninsula.
4. What else is there to visit in Cyprus apart from the beaches?
Among the most interesting places are Aphrodite’s Rock, the UNESCO-listed archaeological park in Paphos, Cape Greco Nature Park with its sea caves, and the Akamas Peninsula with the Blue Lagoon. To explore the local culture and cuisine, it’s also worth visiting traditional Cypriot villages and the Troodos Mountains.
5. What is the weather like in Cyprus in summer?
Cyprus is one of the sunniest destinations in the Mediterranean, with over 300 days of sunshine a year. In summer, daytime highs along the coast usually range from 30–34 °C. What’s more, in summer you can enjoy long, sunny days – the average duration of sunshine is around 11.5 hours a day. The sea temperature is usually over 22 °C from June to November, and in August it hovers around 27 °C. This makes Cyprus a great choice for a summer seaside holiday, as well as for exploring the island in spring or autumn.
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