You'll arrive in Paphos; the airport is small and more like a bus station, so you can't get lost. Right in front of the arrival hall are car rentals; pick up your car there and head to your accommodation.

You'll definitely need to relax along the way, and the beaches in Ayia Napa are perfect for that. Choose a quiet Landa Beach or a busier Nissi; you'll find crystal-clear sea and fine sand everywhere! These beaches are ideal for families with small children. And if you need to push a stroller for a while, take a walk along the coastal path.

Near Agia Napa lies the Kavo Gkreho (Cape Greco) National Park, where you can visit rock bridges and caves and swim at the beautiful Konnos Beach.

Time to move to the eastern half of the island! It definitely won't be boring, though. You'll visit the mountain village of Lefkara, famous for its embroidery, taste oil at a local olive farm, and spend the afternoon with camels at Camel Park.

In the morning, have a snack of fresh fruit at the dragon fruit farm, and in the afternoon, take a swim at the famous beach where the goddess Aphrodite was born from the sea foam. If you still have energy, take a walk around Paphos in the evening.

A bit of history awaits you at the archaeological sites in Paphos, followed by an afternoon of relaxation on the sandy beach in Coral Bay. 

Set aside this day for a cruise to Blue Lagoon Bay on the Akamas Peninsula. The turquoise color of the sea will take your breath away, and you might even encounter sea turtles while snorkeling! If you're traveling in the winter half of the year and cruises aren't running, you can go hiking on the Akamas Peninsula instead - choose one of the trails around the Baths of Aphrodite or take a walk in the Avakas Canyon. 

Wave goodbye to Cyprus! If you have time before your departure, you can still take a walk around the city or take the kids to the water park. But don't forget to be at the airport 2-3 hours before your departure!