Cyprus All Inclusive Holidays 2026/2027

Cyprus All Inclusive holidays 2026/2027

With a long beach season and two airports – Larnaca and Paphos – you've got more flexibility over where you stay in 2026/2027. From All Inclusive holidays to Cyprus around Ayia Napa and Protaras on the southeast coast to the harbour and historic sights of Paphos, you’ll find family hotels, adults-only escapes and beachfront resorts beside Blue Flag beaches.

The sun shines from May to October, with a flight time of roughly 4.5 hours from the UK. Every holiday is ATOL protected and booked through us as an ABTA member, so you’re covered from the moment you book. And there are even more resorts to choose from when you explore our Cyprus holidays.

Why choose Cyprus for All Inclusive?

Cyprus pairs peaceful spa hotels with waterparks and kids' clubs, so it suits couples after a quiet break just as easily as families wanting more to do. Long sandy beaches run along both the east and west coasts, giving you plenty of choice beyond the main resort areas.

Our All Inclusive Cyprus holiday guide was last revised and updated in August 2026.

Best All Inclusive hotels in Cyprus

What’s included in a Cyprus All Inclusive holiday?

A Cyprus All Inclusive holiday usually covers your buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with local drinks, snacks and much of your entertainment.

Many hotels also include à la carte dining, pools, selected sports and activities, plus kids’ clubs during the day, although exactly what’s included varies by hotel.

Premium drinks, speciality restaurants, excursions and other extras may come at an additional cost, so it’s always worth checking the board basis and inclusions on the hotel’s website before you book.

Board Basis Guide

Best Cyprus resorts for All Inclusive

Ayia Napa

Best for: Families, groups and lively evenings

Ayia Napa is Cyprus’s busiest beach resort, with Nissi Beach, All Inclusive hotels lining the coast and a nightlife strip that keeps the town buzzing after dark. By day, Blue Flag beaches and nearby waterparks make it just as appealing for family holidays. Larnaca Airport is a 40-minute transfer. Explore our Ayia Napa All Inclusive holidays for stays just steps from the beach.

Paphos

Best for: Couples, families and culture

Paphos brings together beach hotels, a working harbour and UNESCO-listed archaeological sites – including the 5th-century mosaics at the House of Dionysus – on Cyprus’s southwest coast. Smaller coves sit alongside spa hotels and adults-only stays, with a wide range of Paphos hotels to suit every budget, while the cafés around the harbour stay open well into the evening. Paphos Airport is 15 – 20 minutes away. Check out our Paphos All Inclusive holidays for beach days and ancient sights.

Protaras

Best for: Families and couples

Just along the coast from Ayia Napa, Protaras centres on Fig Tree Bay, where calm, shallow water makes beach days easy with younger children. The atmosphere is more laid-back than neighbouring Ayia Napa, with beachfront hotels, restaurants overlooking the bay and coastal paths linking nearby beaches. You can expect a transfer time of 45 minutes from Larnaca Airport, with Protaras holidays covering everything from Bed & Breakfast to All Inclusive stays.

Limassol

Best for: Couples and city-and-beach breaks

Limassol centres on a working marina, a long seafront promenade and beaches stretching east of the city centre. There are fewer dedicated All Inclusive hotels than in Ayia Napa or Protaras, making it a good base if you’d like beach time alongside restaurants and sightseeing. Check out our Limassol All Inclusive holidays for beach-and-city stays, with Larnaca Airport around 35 minutes away.

Larnaca

Best for: Short transfers and groups

Built around Cyprus’ main international airport, Larnaca is a convenient base if you’d rather spend less time on the road after landing. The palm-lined promenade, city beaches and waterfront cafés give it a more local feel than the larger purpose-built resorts. The town centre and beach are just a short walk apart, and Larnaca Airport is on the doorstep. Discover our Larnaca All Inclusive holidays for stays close to the airport.

Cyprus All Inclusive for different travellers

Families

Kids’ clubs, waterparks and calm, shallow bays make Cyprus well set up for family holidays. Explore our Ayia Napa hotels, close to some of the island’s best-loved beaches, or stay in nearby Protaras.

Couples

Paphos and Limassol give you beach days, spa hotels, harbour restaurants and sightseeing in one trip. Check out our Paphos holidays for adults-only stays and a mix of coast and culture.

Groups

For groups, an All Inclusive holiday helps you stick to a budget, while Ayia Napa’s bars and nightlife keep the evenings going long after sunset. It’s Cyprus’ top pick for friends travelling together.

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Cheap & value All Inclusive holidays to Cyprus

Cyprus can be good value for an All Inclusive holiday, especially when you compare it with parts of the western Mediterranean. An All Inclusive package means breakfast, lunch, dinner, local drinks, snacks and entertainment are already covered, so more of your holiday spending is planned before you travel.

Ayia Napa is often the first stop for lower-cost All Inclusive breaks, while Larnaca is worth considering if you’d like a shorter transfer. For school holidays and the most in-demand hotels, booking earlier usually gives you more to choose from.

Best time for All Inclusive holidays in Cyprus

The main holiday season runs from April to October.

July and August are the hottest and busiest months, while April, May, June, September and October bring warm weather, fewer crowds and can offer better value.

Flights from the UK take about 4.5 hours. If you’re staying in Ayia Napa, Protaras or Larnaca, you’ll usually fly into Larnaca Airport. For resorts in the west of the island, you’ll normally arrive at Paphos Airport (PFO).

FAQs

Is Cyprus good for All Inclusive holidays?

Yes. Cyprus is a top choice for All Inclusive holidays if you’re looking for warm weather, Blue Flag beaches and a flight time of 4.5 hours from the UK. Resorts such as Ayia Napa, Protaras and Paphos have a mix of family hotels, adults-only stays and larger resorts with pools, entertainment and dining included.

Is it worth going All Inclusive in Cyprus?

Yes, especially if you’d like to plan more of your holiday spending before you travel. Having meals, drinks and some entertainment included can make budgeting simpler, particularly during the summer months. Just remember that what’s included varies between hotels, so it’s worth checking the hotel’s website before you book.

Which is the best resort in Cyprus for All Inclusive?

There’s no single best resort for everyone. Ayia Napa is a popular pick for families, groups and evenings out, Protaras is known for Fig Tree Bay and a more relaxed atmosphere, Paphos mixes beach days with historic sights, while Limassol is a good fit if you’d like to mix beach time with a city break.

Is Cyprus All Inclusive good for families?

Yes. Cyprus is well set up for family All Inclusive holidays, with kids’ clubs, waterparks and beaches with calm, shallow water. Protaras and Ayia Napa are both great choices, thanks to their beaches and range of hotels designed with children in mind.

What’s included in a Cyprus All Inclusive holiday?

Most All Inclusive holidays to Cyprus include breakfast, lunch and dinner, local drinks, snacks, and entertainment. Some hotels also include kids’ clubs, sports and selected activities, while premium drinks, à la carte restaurants and excursions may cost extra. Always check your hotel’s board basis so there are no surprises when you arrive.

How long is the flight to Cyprus from the UK?

Flights from the UK to Cyprus usually take about 4.5 hours. There are direct flights to both Larnaca and Paphos from several UK airports, so it’s easy to reach most of its resorts.

Which airport should I fly into for Cyprus, Larnaca or Paphos?

Choose your airport based on where you’re staying. Larnaca Airport serves Ayia Napa, Protaras and Larnaca, while Paphos Airport is the usual arrival point for Paphos and the surrounding area.