Charter Flights to Cyprus from the UK

Cyprus seems to increase it's popularity with Britsih holiday makers year after year with the younger generations flocking to Ayia Napa. There is also plenty of choice for families and couples looking to enjoy a beach holiday or discover the rich history of the island. Flights to Cyprus from the UK run year round with some very cheap flights being found during the winter months.

Ercan

Larnaca

This incredibly popular resort situated on the East Coast of Cyprus offers miles of long sandy beaches, and with Cyrus offering an average of up to 330 days of sunshine each year, the clear waters are what have made this resort so well-liked. The friendly people and fantastic food and drink help make this resort a great base to make the most of the island. Larnaca's seafront boasts a stunning promenade with many tavernas, restaurants and bars, and the town is also famous for its impressive shopping centre. A recently completed tourist area has been completed towards the east of the town, offering many different water sports. However, for those who want to explore some of the more historical aspects of the town, Larnaca, as the oldest town in Cyprus, also offers sights such as a 16th century fort and the 9th century church of St Lazarus.

Paphos

Once the capital of Cyprus, and situated on the south west coast of the island, this lush and colourful resort is always popular with holidaymakers. The beaches suit everybody - from the popular beach in the still developing area of Coral Bay, to the quiet coves and sandy bays waiting to be discovered. The market held In Old Paphos, also accompanies the historical sites, whereas the increasingly modern district of Kato Paphos offers fantastic Greek food in its tavernas, cafés and bars. Famous for its fishing harbour, Paphos also offers freshly caught fish in its superb fish restaurants. For those who want to experience different aspects of this picturesque resort, Paphos also has two golf courses, as well as many historical points. Why not visit the famous site where Aphrodite, Goddess of Love, is said to have been born from the waves?