Ayia Napa, Cyprus

Ayia Napa, Cyprus, is located in the southeastern part of Cyprus, in the Famagusta district. Its coordinates are 34°59′N, 34°00′E. There are many tourist attractions worth visiting, some of the main attractions are: History and culture - Ayia Napa Monastery: Located in the center of Ayia Napa, surrounded by high walls, with a fig tree in front of the south gate, which is said to be 600 years old. The monastery dates back to the 15th century, with caves inside, which were once places of worship for early people, and became famous and accumulated a large amount of wealth during the late Venetian rule.  Natural scenery - Ayia Napa – Blue Window “Love Bridge” is located in Ayia Napa, and the Cypriots have given it this romantic name because it is a special symbol of true love, symbolizing the deep affection between lovers. Many newlyweds and lovers come here to visit, and some people also choose to hold their wedding here. - Outdoor Sculpture Park: This park features works from various countries. It's quite interesting to see the sculptures and guess the themes/names. There are also several Chinese works. Be sure to wear sunscreen! - Bridge of Love: It's said to be a substitute for the Blue Window of Malta. Tourists can see the crowds coming and going from afar, and the clouds rolling and changing… In short, relax for an afternoon and feel amazing! - Sea cave: The sea cave in the east of Ayia Napa is formed by seawater eroding and cutting rocks. Some are like arches, and some are like caves. The seawater is clear, and there is a lot of shrub vegetation around. It's a great place for swimming, diving, and fishing.  - Nissi Beach: One of the most popular beaches in Ayia Napa, with fine white sand and crystal-clear seawater. It has been awarded the "Blue Flag Beach" title. The beach is equipped with sun loungers, umbrellas, and other facilities. You can also enjoy various water activities.  Entertainment and leisure - Underwater Sculpture Museum: Located in the waters near Ayia Napa, it is the world's first underwater contemporary art museum, showcasing a series of sculptures created by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor. These sculptures not only have artistic value, but also provide habitats for marine life, forming a unique underwater ecological landscape.  - GOVR Family Entertainment Center: Located next to Nissi Beach, it boasts cutting-edge VR equipment and a variety of VR games, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the charm of the cyberpunk virtual world.