Set between manicured gardens and the glittering Mediterranean on Cyprus’ south-eastern coast, Cavo Zoe Seaside Hotel 4* brings a quietly contemporary edge to laid-back island living in Protaras. Sleek interiors, sea-facing rooms and a soothing palette inspired by the surrounding coastline create an atmosphere that feels both polished and deeply restful. 

The hotel’s privileged location places some of the island’s most celebrated sights within easy reach. Spend afternoons on the golden sands of Konnos Beach and Fig Tree Bay, wander to the hilltop Church of Profitis Elias, or explore the dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear coves of Cape Greco National Park. Whether seeking stillness or discovery, this stretch of Cyprus offers an effortlessly idyllic escape.

The Wellness Panoramic Parial Sea View Room is bright and elegantly furnished in a contemporary style featuring natural tones. It features a cosy seating area leading out onto a balcony from which you can enjoy a pleasant side view of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Superior Sea View Room is spacious and comfortable with a beautiful frontal sea view.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with the following drinks included:

• Still or sparkling water, juices, coffee, and soft drinks served by glass

• One aperitif

• Choice of glass of wine, or glass of beer

Experience ultimate relaxation and upgrade to all inclusive at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast, lunch, your evening meal, and a selection of snacks and drinks will be included. Conditions may apply.

Days unfold at an unhurried pace around the hotel’s four swimming pools, where shaded loungers and sea views invite long afternoons beneath the Mediterranean sun. For a more restorative experience, the Vanity Spa offers a calm retreat complete with a sauna, hammam, private treatment suites and a beauty salon, creating a sanctuary dedicated to relaxation and renewal.

Guests looking to maintain their routine will find a fully equipped, air-conditioned fitness centre overlooking the sea, making morning workouts feel considerably more inspiring. Beyond the hotel, the surrounding coastline lends itself to scenic walks, hidden coves and easy access to some of Cyprus’ most captivating natural landscapes.

Go on an adventure on the famous  "Black Pearl" pirate ship with Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew! Shows, treasure hunts, lunch and swimming stops will be on the agenda...

Set off on a jeep adventure along the east coast of Cyprus, taking in spectacular natural sites, hidden treasures and breathtaking panoramas, for an unforgettable experience combining exploration and cultural discovery.

Embark on an unforgettable cruise aboard the traditional boat Aerosa, combining swimming in crystal-clear waters, and discovering historic sites and enchanting landscapes, all accompanied by a home-cooked buffet.

Discover authentic Cyprus on an excursion off the beaten track, with picturesque villages, hilltop monasteries and mountain landscapes bathed in autumn colours and winter snow.

Explore Northern Cyprus and discover the old town of Famagusta, the ‘Ghost Town’, the ancient ruins of Salamis, the monastery of Saint Barnabas and enjoy the beauty of the golden beach.

Take a fascinating tour through the history and mythology of Cyprus, exploring ancient sites, the port of Paphos, the Rock of Aphrodite and sampling local delicacies.

Come aboard a traditional schooner for an unforgettable cruise along the Cypriot coast, with swimming in crystal-clear waters, views of the ghost town of Varosha, an open bar and a generous buffet.

One of the best ways to experience the coastal splendors of Cyprus is on this 5-hour sightseeing cruise from Ayia Napa!

Discover the traditional villages, mountainous landscapes and natural wonders of Cyprus, with cultural visits, optional hikes and a delicious lunch included.

Embark on an unforgettable cruise along the Cypriot coast, past mythical shipwrecks, sea caves, crystal-clear lagoons and local delicacies, for an experience that combines adventure and relaxation.

Welcome to Cyprus

Basking in the eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus is an island where myth and history blend seamlessly with sun-drenched landscapes and crystalline waters. Birthplace of Aphrodite and a crossroads of civilisations, Cyprus is a land of ancient ruins, medieval castles, and timeless villages set against a backdrop of pine-cloaked mountains and golden beaches. Whether you're exploring its archaeological wonders, hiking in the Troodos Mountains, or sipping wine in a sleepy hillside village, Cyprus promises a journey steeped in culture, adventure, and warm hospitality.

Must-sees:

• Paphos’ archaeological treasures – home to the stunning Roman mosaics of the House of Dionysus.
• The Troodos Mountains – where nature trails wind past waterfalls, painted Byzantine churches, and traditional villages.
• Nicosia’s old town – a labyrinth of narrow streets, Ottoman-era buildings, and the Green Line, dividing the island’s capital.
• The Akamas Peninsula – a wild, untouched stretch of coastline, perfect for hiking, off-roading, and turtle spotting.
• Larnaca’s Salt Lake & Hala Sultan Tekke – a serene winter refuge for flamingos and a sacred Islamic pilgrimage site.

Culinary culture:

Cypriot cuisine is a delicious fusion of Greek, Middle Eastern, and Ottoman influences, best savoured in a traditional taverna. Start with mezze, an endless parade of small plates, from grilled halloumi to rich taramasalata. Mains include kleftiko, slow-cooked lamb, and souvla, charcoal-grilled skewers. For something sweet, loukoumades – honey-drizzled doughnuts – are irresistible, best enjoyed with Cypriot coffee. And don’t leave without trying Commandaria, the island’s historic dessert wine.

Dive deeper:

Cyprus reveals its vibrant soul through festivals that punctuate the year. In March, the Limassol Carnival fills the streets with colourful parades, music and playful satire, the island’s most exuberant celebration. In June, Kataklysmos (Pentecost) honours the sea with dances, concerts and the lyrical duels of tsiattista, a UNESCO-listed tradition. Come September, the Grape Harvest Festival transforms mountain villages into lively gatherings, where Cypriot wines flow and folklore comes alive.

Good to know:

The best time to visit Cyprus is spring or autumn when temperatures are warm. The island uses the euro, and car hire is the best way to explore, though public transport connects major towns. Note that Cyprus is divided between the Republic of Cyprus in the south and the Turkish-controlled north, with crossings in Nicosia and other key locations.