Cyprus at a Glance!

It's not always easy choosing a place to go on holiday, but Cyprus can tick all the boxes, no matter what time of year you end up going.

Rated one of the best places to go for winter holidays by the BBC, Cyprus is a great place to sit back and relax while enjoying warm temperatures throughout the day all year round. The evenings can be a bit chilly, but for anyone enjoying the outdoors winter in Cyprus is lush and green, perhaps at its most picturesque. If you're not a fan of crowds, post-Christmastime could be an even better reason to skip town and hit a quiet beach.

You can spend your summer 2012 trying out the bevy of watersports on hand throughout the island as the hottest temperatures are from June to September, and the Mediterranean is the ideal way to cool off. Go to Aphrodite's Island for a day trip to see some landscape and soak up some culture as well as history. It's also the perfect way to wear the kids out.

For those who enjoy a bit of adventure, the spring is also a great time to go, as it's not too hot to do a little walking. There's plenty of trails to trek in these pleasant temperatures, traditional villages to explore and castles to have a wander around in while you're on the island without the heat holding you back.

The autumn is a bit quieter, with temperatures still warm during the day but a welcome relief in the evenings not granted in the summer.

Water sports continue in the warm Mediterranean until about early November. As the months leading up to Christmas time are not as busy as the summer months, you'll also be able to make the most of bargain prices and a quieter stay.

Holidays In Cyprus Offer Something For Everyone - Paphos: Kissos Hotel

Holidays in Cyprus are perfect for any type of tourist. After Sicily and Sardinia, Cyprus is the 3rd biggest Mediterranean island. Situated 75 kilometers south of Turkey, Cyprus is made up of a total area of 9,251 square kilometers, with a coastline of 648 kilometers.

With its rich history spanning 10,000 years, the island is full of fascination. The island's main sea port is Limassol, which is also a thriving trade and business center in the Mediterranean area. Because of this, the city has a number of top quality hotels that offer business visitors the very best in service and accommodation. The vast sandy beaches also make it an ideal summer resort. With vineyards growing on the rolling hills outside Limassol, the city boasts one of the island's major wineries. It is also home to a colorful annual carnival which is very like the Mardi Gras. This lively event, which is a main tourist attraction, is held in early spring each year.

 While each town in Cyprus has its own distinctive charm and features, Paphos is unique. In Roman and Hellenistic times, it was the capital of the country. Scattered around the town are ancient historical sites that date back thousands of years. In fact, it is so rich in history that Paphos is included in UNESCO's list of natural treasures. High in the Troodos Mountains, you will find the spectacular Troodos Massif, a range that runs right through the middle of Cyprus. This is where you will find the famous Mount Olympus which peaks at 1,952 meters.

The panoramic views of the countryside from this point are unbelievable. Ask any regular visitors about holidays in Cyprus and they are bound to tell you about the beautiful unspoiled beaches found in the Ammachostos area.

 Pictures of the crystal clear turquoise waters are frequently seen in leading travel and holiday catalogues. The two resorts in the area, Ayia and Protaras, will give you a taste of paradise.

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