Ayia Napa The Cypriot town of Ayia Napa has, over the last twenty years, become one of Europe's clubbing hotspots with a reputation to rival Ibiza's. Although during the day the beaches and bars seem like those of any other sleepy tourist town, at night the town centre becomes one giant party, with clubs attempting to out-compete each other in the fight to be the hottest venue of the moment

Coral Bay with sandy beaches just a short drive North of Paphos.

Larnaca is on the sunny southern coast of Cyprus and conveniently located just 5 minutes from the island's international airport. With its sandy beaches, clear skies, and blue seas, it is easy to see why this resort is so popular. The town has a splendid harbour and promenade lined with palm trees, hotels and aparthotels, shops and cafes and two museums. This is combined with an air of history and ancient charm that the locals are proud of. The town is easy to get around on foot and offers plenty of entertainment at night in the form of bars, cafes and tavernas.

Latchi is a traditional Cypriot village which has only recently begun to exploit its charm to attract the tourist trade. Because of this, it remains a location suitable for only quiet tourists seeking to enjoy the scenery and local foods, and is not able yet to provide many lively activities for children.

Limasol has everything that you'd expect the second largest urban centre of Cyprus to offer, with an emphasis on tourism and services. There is a varied and busy night-life to be enjoyed, as well as a large number restaurants of all styles. During the month of September, the local wine trade takes over the city park and the centre seems to become one large tasting session.

Paphos Paphos is on the west coast of Cyprus and located near the islands second airport and is great if you are a sunseeker, walker or explorer, or looking for a relaxing or scenic holiday. Great for families, couples and singles. Not for those looking to party by night and sleep by day though.

Protaras - On the southern half of Cyprus and at its eastern tip, is the bustling tourist resort of Protaras. Packed with shops, luxury and standard hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and boasting an EC 'Blue Flag' award for its clean beach, the town is becoming increasingly popular with both Cypriots and foreign tourists. Boat trips around the coast can be hired from the beach, and watersports equipment can be rented to enjoy.