Small in size but bulging with all the personality of a sassy Mediterranean hotspot, Cyprus woos visitors with profound legends of love, epic tales from over 10,000 years of colourful history, and a veritable smorgasbord of culinary treats.

After dining on salty halloumi, tangy dolmades (stuffed vine leaves) and chunks of kleftiko (seasoned slow-baked lamb), visitors will find many an all-night party pumping throughout Cyprus main towns - Ayia Napa in particular - and an assortment of pristine beaches on which to revive and rejuvenate the next day.

For an altogether slower pace, the café culture of Nicosia is well worth sampling, as are some gentle wanders around the countrys fascinating selection of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Whatever speed you choose to go, Cyprus is guaranteed to leave you wanting more.

Cyprus Public holiday

25/12 Christmas Day
01/01 New Year's Day
06/01 Epiphany
07/03 Green Monday
25/03 Greek Independence Day
01/04 Greek Cypriot National Day
22/04 Greek Orthodox Good Friday
25/04 Greek Orthodox Easter Monday
01/05 Labour Day
12/06 Pentecost (Kataklysmos)
15/08 Assumption
01/10 Cyprus Independence Day
28/10 Greek National Day (Ochi Day)
25/12 Christmas Day
01/01 New Year's Day
06/01 Epiphany
27/02 Green Monday
25/03 Greek Independence Day
01/04 Greek Cypriot National Day
13/04 Greek Orthodox Good Friday
16/04 Greek Orthodox Easter Monday
01/05 Labour Day
03/06 * Pentecost (Kataklysmos)
15/08 Assumption
01/10 Cyprus Independence Day
28/10 Greek National Day (Ochi Day)
25/12 Christmas Day

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