Things to do in  Famagusta District

On the edge of Cape Greco, the Love Bridge is a natural rock arch that extends into the water. According to local lore, if you and your beloved walk out onto the bridge and kiss each other while making a wish, the wish will come true.

Spanning more than 100,000 square meters, WaterWorld is the largest themed water park in Cyprus, as well as one of the largest in the world. It’s located just outside of Ayia Napa, and features pools, water slides, an activity pool, a wave pool and various water rides, all with a Greek mythology theme.

The Protaras Ocean Aquarium is Cyprus’ only purpose-built aquarium. This popular family attraction is home to more than 1,000 marine animals, as well as an aviary and a series of tropical gardens.

Stretching for almost 2,000 feet (600 meters), Nissi Beach is a Blue Flag beach that attracts droves of sun worshipers with its soft sands and crystalline waters. It's a great place to go swimming, with relatively calm and shallow waters closer to the shore that make it popular with families.

On the seafloor just off the coast, the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa (MUSAN) features over 90 works of art by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. It's billed as an "underwater forest," filled with sculptures of trees, people, and hybrids of the two.

On the southwestern end of Cyprus, the Cape Greco Viewpoint is among the top spots in Cape Greco National Park for anyone keen to enjoy the beautiful sea views, whether by day or sunset. You can visit the viewpoint on foot or get a different perspective of the cape by heading out to sea aboard a boat or kayak.

Golden sand and clear water draw crowds to scenic Fig Tree Bay, an umbrella-dotted stretch of beach with an offshore island you can swim to. Its sheltered location ensures the sea is generally calm, offering ideal conditions for swimming and snorkeling. Nearby Protaras Coastal Promenade links the beach to restaurants, bars, and shopping.

Ayia Napa Harbour is a lovely place to go for a stroll, thanks to its numerous seafood restaurants, bars with outdoor seating for people watching, and plenty of places to spot fishing boats. As the main port in Ayia Napa, it's also the main departure point for boat tours in the area.

Situated at the edge of a cliff overlooking the sea on Cape Greco, Agioi Anargyroi Church is a lovely little church that's dedicated to Saints Anargyri Cosmas and Damian. Although the church is rarely open, many people still come here to admire the surrounding sea views.

Just west of central Ayia Napa, on the southern coast of Cyprus, Makronissos Beach has long been known for its powdery sands and its great swimming, sunbathing, and water-sports opportunities. Though it once was considered a party beach, it's shed its reputation and now attracts a fair number of families and couples looking for a place to soak in the sun.