
Holiday destination
Cyprus
Cyprus has one of the longest sunshine seasons in Europe, with warm seas, sandy beaches and a long history. Paphos is known for its Roman mosaics, Limassol for its seafront and marina, and Ayia Napa for clear water and lively evenings. English is widely spoken and cars drive on the left.
Region: Europe
Trip types on sale: Beach.
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Limassol
A seafront city with a marina, a castle and nearby vineyards.
View 3 holidays featuring LimassolAyia Napa
Clear water, Nissi Beach and lively evenings.
View 1 holiday featuring Ayia NapaPaphos
Roman mosaics, the Tombs of the Kings and a harbour fort.
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Best time to go
Who it suits
Getting there
Practical
- Time: 2 hours ahead of the UK all year.
- Currency: Euro
- Language: Greek and Turkish; English is widely spoken.
Typical daytime highs
- Spring (March to May). Typical daytime highs around 20 to 27°C in spring (March to May).
- Summer (June to August). Typical daytime highs around 31 to 34°C in summer (June to August).
- Autumn (September to November). Typical daytime highs around 24 to 31°C in autumn (September to November).
- Winter (December to February). Typical daytime highs around 16 to 18°C in winter (December to February).
These are typical ranges, not a forecast.
Things to do
- Relax on beaches such as Nissi Beach
- See the Roman mosaics and the Tombs of the Kings in Paphos
- Stroll Limassol's seafront and marina
- Drive into the Troodos Mountains
- Visit the ruins of Kourion
- Try a traditional meze
Questions
How long is the flight to Cyprus?
About 4 hours 30 minutes from the UK.
Do they drive on the left in Cyprus?
Yes, driving is on the left, as in the UK.
When is Cyprus warm?
From about April to November.
UK passport holders should check the latest entry requirements on GOV.UK foreign travel advice before booking.
