Cyprus Golf Holidays

Despite a small number of golf courses available in Cyprus, the quality is exceptional. The well known Aphrodite Hills is a luxury golfing resort which has a stunning 18 hole course on-site, whilst Elea Golf Club, Minthis Hills and Secret Valley provide an equally memorable experience. This destination is ideal for those looking to combine golf with a relaxing beach holiday during the Summer months.

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FAQs About Golf In Cyprus

Which airports can I fly to?

Paphos International Airport is the main airport for those looking for a golf holiday in Cyprus. However Lanarca Airport is another option which is around 90 minutes / 120 minutes from Paphos.

Which UK airports serve this destination?

Due to it’s popularity as a beach holiday destination as well as a golf holiday destination, there are a number of UK airports which fly to Paphos. These include Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester, Bristol, Doncaster, Nottingham, Leeds Bradford, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bournemouth, Newcastle and Exeter.

How long is the flight time?

The flight time to Paphos International Airport from London is 4 hours and 30 minutes.

When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?

High season is considered to be between June and October.

What are the local attractions?

Aphrodite’s Rock, otherwise known as Rock of the Roman, is a massive sea rock and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region as it is the location of where people in ancient times believed Aphrodite emerged from the sea. Despite there being stunning beaches, restaurants and bars, there is so much culture including Paphos Old Town. Finally, acropolis and Odeon is a second century theatre and music venue which continues to host performances today!

Where can we go for nightlife?

Paphos nightlife is wide ranging but more laid back than Ayia Napa. There are lots of bars and restaurants down by the harbour for a seafood inspired meal, whilst Agiou Antoniou Street is the place to enjoy a few drinks after. You know when the locals refer to it as ‘Bar Street’ it’s going to be fairly lively. Here you’ll be able to stay until the early hours and hit a nightclub. If you are looking for something a lot more relaxing, head to the old town which is likely to be populated with locals and feel more authentic.

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