Konnos Beach

The resort of Ayia Napa in Cyprus is not only famous for its nightlife. He is also well known for its beaches and sand. Here is some information on the different tracks you can choose when you visit the capital part of "Cyprus".

The beaches are listed from east to west of downtown.

Ayia Thekla - small and not very busy

Located six miles west of the center of Ayia Napa Ayia Thekla is small, has a small island in scope and is near the main road takes you in Ayia Napa. It took its name from an ancient little church in the region. It is a small cafe run by an old lady at the beach.

Makronisos Beach - Well protected

A cluster of berries beach Makronisos forms. The three bays stretch in different directions, one west, the second south-west while the third runs in a southeasterly direction thereby resulting in beach areas safe.

Landa

At 300 meters from the beach lies along the middle of the beach of Nissi Bay and Makronisos - only 500 meters from each beach.

Nissi Beach / Nissi Bay - The beach party

Only three kilometers west of Ayia Napa. These closely connected twin beaches attract thousands of tourists every year. Nissi, which in Greek means "small island", gives a new dimension to the beauty of the landscape. It is well sheltered from the wind and helps in all sports. This beach is the place where tourists go young party during the day. There are numerous bars and activities here, in addition to many opportunities to practice water sports.

Vathia Gonia - Protected from winds

Vathia Gonia is located 400 meters east of Nissi Bay. The beach is also fully protected from winds. sports facilities are provided from the sea.

Pernera

This beach extends 200 meters long and is located between the beaches of Gonia and Vathia Katsarka.

Katsarka

A rocky beach 800 meters long, located about 500 meters west of the fishing harbor, just before the Pernera beach.

Pantahou

This beach stretches from the fishing port of Ayia Napa for more than a mile and follows the east. Thousands of tourists visit each year. Facilities for all sea sports are provided and cafes, snack bars and restaurants abound in the region. The fishing port of Agia Napa with its small colorful boats adds character to the sight and is a reminder of the happy past.

Nero Glyky

The starting point of this beach is the place where the beach ends Pantahou and is extended to the point where there are sea caves.

Ammos tou Kambouri

A beach little hay in coastal village between Ayia Napa and the remote Kermia Beach.

Kermia

Located two kilometers east of Ayia Napa on the main road leading to the Cape Greco, Kermia Beach is located on the west coast of Cape Greco. It is private and remote.

Konnos

Konnos is located four miles east of Ayia Napa on the road between Cape Greco and Protaras and the last track, which determines the boundaries between Ayia Napa and Paralimni. It is one of the most picturesque beaches of the island, well sheltered from winds.