Cheap Larnaca Holidays and Deals

Give the kids a chance to blow off some steam at WaterWorld. Adrenaline junkies can take on The Fall of Icarus, Apollos Plunge, and The Quest of Heracles at the popular Ayia Napa park, while those who want to make a softer splash can stick to bathing in Aphrodite's Baths, or opt fora lazy trip down the calmer Odyssey River. If the rides haven't worn the kids out already, hop next door to EMW Go Karts and they can take to the tracks instead!

If you're looking for an energetic evening, Larnaca's nightlife will never disappoint. Buzzing beachgoers should head to Mackenzie beach and the XS Night & Day Club, where cocktails can be enjoyed with your toes in the sand. For drinks, a stroll around Old Limassol and Saripolou Square is a good place to start where you can hop between stylish venues – InTheory, Socialista, Salut and Meli Bar, are all firm favourites. Those that want to keep the party going can head into Ayia Napa's clubs, where foam is all part of the fun!

The Larnaca Salt Lake is located to the west of the town and is home to a flock of colourful flamingos that roost between November and March. The area surrounding the lake is made up of lush rolling hills and magnificent mountains, perfect for a sunset stroll.

From stylish and chic to family run and family friendly, Larnaca has a variety of restaurants serving local and international cuisine. Take a trip to one of the fabulous local Greek tavernas (small restaurants) to savour amazing sharing platters, local cheeses, stews and grilled seafood. A few of Larnaca's excellent eateries include the Aquarium Bar Café, Grada Tavern, To Kazani Traditional Tavern, The Balti House, Maqam Al Sultan, and Art Cafe 1900.

This pretty little village is backed by the majestic Troodos Mountains and is a warren of cobbled streets, amazing architecture and balconies draped in colourful blooms. Potter around Lefkara's plaza and you'll spot several shops selling local lace and silverware – many of the women who handmake the lace sit in their doorway where you can watch them practicing their trade. Rumour has it that Leonardo Da Vinci visited Lefkara to buy an Altar cloth, which can be found today in Milan's Cathedral. So why not follow in his footsteps and purchase some gorgeous pieces to take home?

Larnaca is famous for its seaside position and it’s beautiful coastal walkaway is where you can have both your morning coffee and your evening beer. Potter along the palm-lined promenade during the day or at night and you'll be surrounded by a spectacular scene of buzzing restaurants, cafes and bars, which in summer fully revs up for the annual flood of holidaymakers. At one end you can marvel at the magnificent marina mooring yachts, whilst on the other you'll find a museum and a castle to keep you occupied.