1 . Waterworld Waterpark​
Ayia Napa's number 1 attraction is a perfect day out for families, with slides and attractions for all ages. There's a large shallow splash pool perfect for small children and fun challenges and activities for slightly older children. For teenagers and grown ups, there's all sorts of slides including some adrenalin fuelled, faced paced twisters. All the family can enjoy the lazy river and there's cafe's and snack bars as well as plenty of sun loungers to catch a rest between all the fun.  

2. Yellow Submarine Boat Trip
This is the best boat trip for families with children of all ages. It's only an hour and a half long, so it's not long enough for the kids to get bored. There's an underwater viewing level to see the seafloor as the boat cruises along and when it stops at the sea caves, there's a fish feeding show. The boat has a slide and diving board and life vests are available. It's plenty of fun on the sea and the kids can even help drive the boat home. 

The Amoroza is a 75 foot former fishing vessel that has been converted into a comfortable sailing boat ideal for private parties, groups of friends, large families and celebrations at sea. Experience the gorgeous Mediterranean sea as you cruise along the stunning coastline from Ayia Napa. 

Book for anytime from between 08.00am and 9pm for any day you choose. Groups of up to 45 passengers catered for. There's a bar on board, you can pre-book nibbles, luxury hampers, full meals or even meze. 

Transfers to Ayia Napa are also includes from hotels in Ayia Napa and Protaras which are further than 5 minutes walk from the harbour. Tickets costs €25 per adult and €15 per child. Book tickets now with a deposit and pay the rest on the boat. ​

Every holiday to Ayia Napa needs a boat trip to make it complete and there are all different kinds of trips to suit all ages and energy levels. All boat trips from Ayia Napa will visit the Ayia Napa sea caves, and most will also take you on past dramatic Cape Greco to Konnos Bay and the Blue Lagoon. Some trips will go even further and cruise past Protaras and on to the Famagusta Viewpoint where you can see the ghost town of Varosha. 
From Party Boats to Lazy day cruises and everything in between, here's our guide to the best boat trips in Ayia Napa. 

1. Dolphin Boat safari
2. VIP Catamaran
3. Aphrodite Lazy Day Cruise
4. Yellow Submarine
5. Kandi Boat Party

The Dolphin Boat safari is a bit more exciting than your average Ayia Napa boat trip. With 3 powerful outboard engines, the boat is fast and small enough to get right up close to the sea caves and rock formations. The speediness of the boat allows you to go all the way to the Famagusta Viewpoint before heading out to sea in search of dolphins. Get More Info and Tickets

Catamaran cruises are on a whole different level of boat trip with all inclusive bar and buffet on board. The difference between the standard chillout catamaran cruise and the VIP is that the VIP is adults only, with less people on the boat and you get an upgraded buffet. Choose from daytime or sunset options. ​Get More Info and Tickets

The Aphrodite II sails daily all the way from Ayia Napa to the Famagusta view point with stops for swimming at the famous Blue Lagoon. Sunbathe, relax on board, enjoy a tasty lunch and take int he stunning coastline in the Ayia napa and Protaras area. ​Get More Info and Tickets

The Yellow Submarine is perfect for families and really caters well for small children. There is a slide on board, an underwater viewing level, diving platform and fish feeding show and the crew really go out of their way to make it fun for all the family. Sails 3 times a day from Ayia Napa harbour to the sea caves. ​Get More Info and Tickets

The Kandi Boat Party is a more lively way to see the coastline from Ayia Napa with DJ, live performances and party games on board. Strictly over 18's, the party boat also gives you a BBQ lunch and free club entry as well as a 2 hour open bar on board. ​Get More Info and Tickets

The ultimate luxury day out is the VIP catamaran cruise departing from Ayia Napa and Protaras. This adults only cruise has less passengers on board than the standard cruise and no kids, so you have more space to relax and unwind in peace. 
The cruise includes an open bar and buffet lunch/dinner. The sunset cruise also includes sparkling wine and has a live saxophonist on board to really make your evening special. 

Departs: 
Morning cruise - 
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 01 June to 30 September
Tuesday and Friday only from 16 April to 31 October. 

Sunset Cruise - 
Wednesday and Sunday from 15 May to 30 September

​Morning cruise sails at 09.30, returns around 15.00. 
Sunset cruise sails at 15.30, returns around 20.00

Sails from Green Bay jetty - Transfer from your Ayia Napa or Protaras hotel is included. 

Over 16's only
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Price: €79 per person

Maximum 55 passengers on board.

​Includes: Open bar and upgraded buffet lunch. 

Cliff jumping is a popular thing to do in Ayia Napa and the stunning location of the sea caves and the crystal clear turquoise waters of the Mediterranean are really shown in their true beauty on this video by Luca Balassi & Caroline Thio.  (You can find their other great travel videos on Facebook)

Laced with glimpses of Parko Paliatso luna park and Nissi Beach, the video concentrates on the sea caves and Cape Greco area at the eastern edge of Ayia Napa. 

One of the best ways to explore this area is on the Cave Dwellers Tour which is a half day jeep trip taking in Cape Greco Forest park, Konnos Bay Beach and the Ayia Napa Sea Caves. It is available all year round and ensures you see all the best bits of this beautiful location. 
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SEE: More about Cave Dwellers Jeep Safari
           More about Ayia Napa sea caves
           More about Cape Greco
           More about Konnos Bay

Take a look at the video and try not to be too sad that you're not there right now. Make sure you're booked up for 2017 though! 
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