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Cyprus Holidays

How do azure seas, warm sunshine, and rolling vineyards sound? In Cyprus, this is just the beginning.

You’ll also have the opportunity to immerse yourself in ancient ruins, vibrant culture, and mouth-watering cuisine.

And this charming Greek island is a firm favourite with water sports enthusiasts thanks to its epic wreck diving sites. There truly is something for everyone in Cyprus! Whether you’re looking for a budget-friendly trip or want to enjoy Cyprus in luxury – Click&Go has the perfect package for you.

Holidays in Cyprus

Where to stay in Cyprus

  • Paphos:

    A UNESCO World Heritage Site with 4th-century ancient tombs and monuments.

  • Larnaca:

    A bustling port town with an ancient church, artisanal craft shops, and a Turkish quarter. It's also home to Cyprus's largest international airport.

  • Ayia Napa:

    Known for its vibrant nightlife scene, offering late nights at bars and clubs with a distinct party vibe.

  • Limassol:

    A lively tourist resort featuring a bustling harbour, a variety of shops, the famous Lady’s Mile beach, and the fascinating Curium amphitheatre on its outskirts.

  • Protaras:

    A tranquil seaside town known for stunning sandy beaches, local colour, laid-back restaurants, and traditional tavernas.

Unforgettable sites to see

  • Ancient Kourion:

    Explore the Greco-Roman amphitheatre and stunning mosaics at Kourion.

  • Mount Olympus:

    Visit the highest peak in Cyprus for panoramic views and hiking opportunities in the Troodos Mountains.

  • Fig Tree Bay:

    Relax on the golden sands and swim in the clear waters of this popular beach in Protaras.

  • Lefkara Village:

    Witness traditional lace-making and explore charming streets lined with stone houses.

  • Limassol Castle:

    Wander through this medieval fortress and visit the Cyprus Medieval Museum.

  • Nicosia Old Town:

    Walk along the Venetian walls, visit the Selimiye Mosque, and explore the bustling streets and markets.

  • Salamis archaeological site:

    Step back in time at this ancient city with its well-preserved Roman ruins and impressive amphitheatre.

Family-friendly activities in Cyprus

  • Camel Park:

    Camel rides and family-friendly activities await at the Camel Park in Mazotos.

  • Pafos Zoo:

    You’ll find a variety of animals and interactive shows at the zoo in Paphos.

  • Waterparks:

    WaterWorld Waterpark in Ayia Napa and Fasouri Watermania in Limassol offer fun for the whole family.

  • Troodos nature trails:

    Scenic hikes like the Artemis Nature Trail in the Troodos Mountains are a gem for family walks and picnics.

  • Boat trips:

    Leisurely trips from Latchi or Ayia Napa allow you to explore coastal caves and enjoy the beautiful Mediterranean waters.

Traditional Cypriot cuisine

  • Halloumi:

    Grilled or fried cheese made from sheep's and goat's milk.

  • Kleftiko:

    Slow-cooked lamb or goat marinated with garlic, lemon, and herbs.

  • Meze:

    A variety of small dishes like hummus, grilled meats, and stuffed vine leaves

  • Souvlaki:

    Grilled meat skewers with pita bread, salad, and tzatziki.

  • Tahini dip:

    Creamy sesame paste dip served with bread.

  • Afelia:

    Pork marinated in red wine and coriander, slow-cooked.

  • Loukoumades:

    Deep-fried dough balls in honey syrup, often with cinnamon.

  • Pastitsio:

    Baked pasta with minced meat and béchamel sauce.

Getting around Cyprus

  • Rent a car:

    The freedom and flexibility you need to explore remote areas and scenic routes. At Click&Go we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

  • Public transport:

    Buses connect major towns and cities, though services may be limited in rural areas.

  • Taxis:

    Available in urban areas and tourist spots, with metered fares.

  • Cycling:

    Bicycle rentals for exploring the countryside and coastlines are available in tourist areas.

  • Walking:

    Lace up your walking shoes to see city centres, archaeological sites, and nature trails on foot.

  • Tourist buses:

    Guided tours with commentary are a convenient way to see the beauty of Cyprus and learn more about its rich history.

  • Scooter or motorcycle rentals:

    Ideal for squeezing down narrow streets in small towns.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. When is the best time to visit Cyprus?

    Cyprus makes a great destination all year round, but it's especially enjoyable during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is a little milder and crowds are thinner.

  2. What language is spoken in Cyprus?

    In Cyprus, people speak mainly Greek and Turkish. Greek is the primary language across the island, while Turkish is spoken mostly in the north. English is also widely spoken, especially in tourist areas.

  3. What’s the ideal amount of time to spend in Cyprus?

    For a trip to Cyprus, plan to stay around 7 days. This gives you just the right amount of time to visit historical sites, enjoy beautiful beaches, and savour local cuisine.

  4. Can I fly directly to Cyprus from Ireland?

    Yes, there are regular direct flights to Cyprus from Dublin. Click&Go offers affordable flight packages from Dublin to Larnaca and Paphos.

  5. Does the €1 Click&Go booking deposit apply to holidays in Cyprus?

    Yes. If you book your trip at least 10 weeks in advance and choose Aer Lingus, our partnered airline, you can secure your holiday with just a €1 deposit. The remaining balance can then be paid in easy instalments.

  6. How can I get from Paphos International Airport to my accommodation?

    You can get a shared shuttle from Paphos Airport, a coach transfer with multiple stops en route to your accommodation.

    The fastest and most direct option, though slightly more expensive, is a private transfer. No stops, no waiting at the airport, and no other passengers!