Cyprus Holidays 2025/2026
Surrounded by beautifully clear water, fringed with world-class beaches and drenched in year-round sunshine, it’s no wonder Cyprus holidays are always so popular. It offers family beach resorts, clubbers’ escapes and pretty harbour towns, all with a side of history.
Even better, visiting Cyprus on a budget couldn’t be easier. Swimsuits, picnics and historic surroundings are this sun-drenched destination’s best friends. Whether you’re looking to stay in the middle of all the hustle and bustle, or in a quieter, village spot, our cheap Cyprus holidays offer it all.
Cyprus Holiday Deals
An Island of Two Halves
While the most typical image of Cyprus holidays might be an alcohol-soaked getaway with late nights and questionable dance moves, that’s far from the whole story. Ayia Napa’s renowned nightlife certainly caters to such tastes for those who harbour them, but there’s a whole other side to the island, where a holiday in Cyprus will have you faced with historic ruins, breath-taking landscapes and charming curios.
An island of intriguing contrasts, there’s family-focused resorts like Larnaca where you can explore and adventure with the kids, or indulge in a relaxing All Inclusive stay, as well as wild party bases and sleepy beach resorts. It’s a land of rich natural beauty and friendly people eager to welcome visitors to its shores. There’s plenty to see if you’re looking to explore, or there’s plenty of spots to lay out that towel – and everything in between!
From June to mid-October you’ll enjoy gorgeous temperatures from 25°C upwards. While April, May and November can be great for a cheap holiday to Cyprus, as the temperatures still hover around 20°C but it’s a less popular time – meaning, you avoid the holiday crowds too!
Key Facts for Cyprus:
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Language: Greek Cypriot
- Timezone: GMT+2
- Avg. Flight Time: 4 hours 30 minutes (from London)
- Visas: You do not need a visa if you’re travelling to Cyprus for less than 90 days.
Holidays in Cyprus
Cyprus is a beautiful island that caters to every kind of holiday – go all out with a luxury stay, enjoy the relaxation of All Inclusive or set off for some family fun.
Where's best to go in Cyprus?
There’s ancient ruins, fascinating museums, breathtaking views and wild parties, the regions in Cyprus offer it all.
Our guide to Cyprus holidays
Popular hotels in Cyprus
Looking for some of our most popular hotels in Cyprus? Here’s a few to get you inspired:
Frequently asked questions about Cyprus holidays
The best months to go to Cyprus are between May and October, this is when the temperatures are hottest. Temperatures are in the late twenties throughout this time, but in June, July and August, they can even to reach over 30℃.
The best months to go to Cyprus for a cheap holiday can be April, May, October and November when the crowds are much less, but temperatures still tend to stay above 20℃.
Cyprus holidays are very popular due to their affordability. You’ll find that most families and holiday goers choose to book All Inclusive holidays to Cyprus as this can also help with keeping the cost down.
For those able to travel out of school holidays, April, May, October and November can often have the cheapest deals to Cyprus, but you’ll still enjoy incredible temperatures.
Cyprus is home to a whole host of incredible beaches no matter where you look.
Coral Bay tends to offer more private and secluded stretches of sand, while Paphos, Ayia Napa, and Limassol can be much more popular spots with all amenities on hand.
The beaches in Cyprus are the best ways to laze around and soak up the views, all while costing you nothing.
The hottest temperatures in Cyprus are between May to October, but June, July and August in particular, where they can reach over 30℃.
All of the resorts in Cyprus are just as great as each other, but they do all offer something different.
For starters, Ayia Napa, is of course the liveliest and the place to be if you’re looking to party.
The Larnaca Region does offer a more lively vibe overall with long sandy beaches packed with ammenities, but you’ll also find more quiet and seclued spots like Pernera. There’s also still a vast selection of historic sites and ancient ruins that will tick the box of adventure and exploring.
The Paphos Region tends to have a more laid back and authentic Cypriot feel – it’s got more of a historic feel to it than Larnaca. Home to Coral Bay, the Paphos Region is a popular pick for it’s impressive and tranquil beaches, and has even more significant historical spots that history buffs will be keen to visit.
The currency in Cyprus is Euros – so it’s super easy to get your travel money sorted before you head off on holiday.
The official lanauge spoken in Cyprus is Greek Cypriot, but you may also hear Turkish Cypriot in the north of the island.
Practise some useful Cypriot phrases so you can get the most out of your holiday.
The timezone in Cyprus is GMT+2 – which means Cyprus is 2 hours ahead of the UK.
The average flight time between the UK and Cyprus is 4 hours 30 minutes – but this can vary slightly depending on the exact airports you’re flying to and from.
No, you do not need a visa to holiday in Cyprus if you’re travelling for less than 90 days.
If you’re planning on staying 90 days or more, find out all the information you need on the Gov website.
