Christofinia is a family-friendly hotel, located just 2km from Waterworld Ayia Napa, on the southeastern coast of Cyprus. It’s just a stone’s throw from the Blue Flag Nissi Beach, making it an ideal choice if open water swimming in the Mediterranean is on your to-do list.
For the little ones aged 4-12 there is a programme of fun activities, while the colourful playhouse is supervised daily from mid-morning until early evening. The kids can also splash around in a separate pool, complete with waterslides. Meanwhile the grown-ups can partake in a wide variety of sports including beach volleyball, tennis, billiards and ping-pong. Those who prefer to take it easy can relax and enjoy the daily entertainment or can visit the wellness centre boasting a sauna, treatment rooms and a hairdressing saloon.
The Venus Restaurant offers a variety of local and international dishes, with themed nights accompanied by live music. At ‘The Tavern by The Pool’ a rich buffet lunch is served or you may choose to order from the a la carte menu. The poolside bar serves snacks, alongside exotic cocktails and refreshments. After your evening meal you can chill with a beverage at the elegant Dionysos Bar, open until 1:30am. Guests booking half board have the option of switching an included dinner for lunch instead, ideal if you fancy a night out at a local restaurant.
Air-conditioned standard rooms are equipped with a furnished balcony, satellite TV, a hairdryer and a digital safe box. The family option accommodates up to four, while superior upgrades give you that little bit of extra space to make your stay more comfortable.
Ayia Napa has a wide selection of restaurants, cafes and bars. Maybe you’ll say ‘yabba-dabba-doo’ to karaoke at the Flintstones themed Bedrock Inn? Thrill-seekers won’t want to miss Parko Paliatso Luna Park, boasting the highest ejection seat ride in Europe. While there’s plenty for history lovers to see too including a monastery, an ancient aqueduct and the maritime museum. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can dive down to the depths of the underwater sculpture museum.
For the little ones aged 4-12 there is a programme of fun activities, while the colourful playhouse is supervised daily from mid-morning until early evening. The kids can also splash around in a separate pool, complete with waterslides. Meanwhile the grown-ups can partake in a wide variety of sports including beach volleyball, tennis, billiards and ping-pong. Those who prefer to take it easy can relax and enjoy the daily entertainment or can visit the wellness centre boasting a sauna, treatment rooms and a hairdressing saloon.
The Venus Restaurant offers a variety of local and international dishes, with themed nights accompanied by live music. At ‘The Tavern by The Pool’ a rich buffet lunch is served or you may choose to order from the a la carte menu. The poolside bar serves snacks, alongside exotic cocktails and refreshments. After your evening meal you can chill with a beverage at the elegant Dionysos Bar, open until 1:30am. Guests booking half board have the option of switching an included dinner for lunch instead, ideal if you fancy a night out at a local restaurant.
Air-conditioned standard rooms are equipped with a furnished balcony, satellite TV, a hairdryer and a digital safe box. The family option accommodates up to four, while superior upgrades give you that little bit of extra space to make your stay more comfortable.
Ayia Napa has a wide selection of restaurants, cafes and bars. Maybe you’ll say ‘yabba-dabba-doo’ to karaoke at the Flintstones themed Bedrock Inn? Thrill-seekers won’t want to miss Parko Paliatso Luna Park, boasting the highest ejection seat ride in Europe. While there’s plenty for history lovers to see too including a monastery, an ancient aqueduct and the maritime museum. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can dive down to the depths of the underwater sculpture museum.
