Wi-fi, private pool, sea views, a short walk to the beach

Near the sea

recommended

Kapparis is an up-and-coming, peaceful and picturesque locality with easy access to the towns of Paralimni and Dherynia, and the resorts of Protaras, Pernera and Ayia Napa.New bars and restaurants are being established on the main Kapparis road that leads to Famagusta providing visitors to the area all amenities without having to go to the neighbouring areas.Kapparis is home to three beautiful beaches, Malama beach, Firemans beach and Agia Triada beach with the little church on the edge, and overlooking the lovely marina. A five minute ride in the other direction, will take you into the large and modern municipal town of Paralimni where you can experience a great day out shopping at one of the many boutiques or sipping a frappae' at one of the local cafe's. Places of Interest near Kapparis are: Cape Greco/Cavo Greco National Forest Park, Water world,Maritime Heritage Center, The Ocean Aquarium. Please scroll down the page for more information on Kapparis, Protaras & Agia Napa.

Kapparis: Nestling along the east is the beautiful resort of Kapparis. Restful cafe bars, restaurants and several small supermarkets and a bakery populate the main road. There are a couple of car hire/excursion agents.Kapparis is a pleasant village with new shops opening all the time. Recent additions include an Italian restaurant, a tea shop, two new wine bars - Mello and the Vines, a Chinese restaurant as well as a Folios a new restaurant positioned on the left just as you drive into Kaparris which has quickly established a good reputation. Other more established outlets are updating their image to broaden their appeal to the tourist, such as Falaros restaurant, also now with bar. There are several small beaches just off the main street(Malama, Agia Triada and Firemans beach) with water sports and snack bars. The Malama Hotel has a pool, bar, shop & tennis courts, all open to the public. Kapparis is a relatively restful resort but one that is growing in popularity and is now open all year. Protaras: With Fig Tree Bay at its heart is famous for its white sandy beaches and sparkling blue waters. It is the main beach resort. Looked over by green rolling hills you can find rugged cliffs standing high over small sandy coves and local fish tavernas serving fresh fish whilst you take in the wonderful scenery. A short drive takes you to the scenic valley of the windmills, where what seems like hundreds of rotating fan blades help to pump the water that irrigates this fertile land. Water sports are available, including water-skiing and windsurfing This is a family orientated resort offering great entertainment, including mini-golf, a sea aquarium and evening entertainment at the Eden Square. Ayia Napa: Ayia Napa: Ayia Napa is a bustling resort with plenty of activities and entertainments for the whole family. Nissi beach is perhaps the most famous of the many sandy beaches in the area. Pay a visit to the old monastery and the local museum. The harbour has some excellent fish restaurants. If your passion is to dance the night away, then you will be spoiled for choice from the many lively bars and nightclubs. The WaterPark is said to be one of the largest in Europe. The Cypriot people are naturally very friendly, welcoming and helpful. They have a strong tradition for family life so children are made to feel welcome in most restaurants. English is spoken by most Cypriots. Other Activities: Water sports

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