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Cyprus
Cyprus is well-known as a haven for sun-seekers looking for some beach time, and its mix of laid-back and lively resorts make it appealing to families. The destination has a
great range of child-friendly accommodation. The Papantonia Hotel Apartments has unlimited access to the water slides at a nearby hotel and lie just 200 metres from a sandy beach. The kids’ club is also highly recommended. The Capo Bay Beach Hotel in Protaras offers a taste of luxury while also catering for the whole family with day and evening entertainment and sports facilities.
Water parks and zoo There is plenty to do in Cyprus beyond the hotels too. Along with some interesting ancient sights which kids will love to explore, there are many water parks and other interactive
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activities. Popular attractions include Paphos Zoo (£12 for adults and £7 for children through Do Something Different) and Waterworld Waterpark in Ayia Napa (£29/ £18, also Do Something Different). Those looking for a bit more peace and quiet can make the most of the many boat tours and boat hire companies and head out for a day at sea.
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Cosmos offers seven nights’ B&B at Capo Bay Beach Hotel in Protaras from £4,613. The price includes return flights from London Luton to Larnaca with Monarch.
cosmos.co.uk
Planet Holidays offers seven nights’ all-inclusive at the five-star St Raphael Resort in Limassol from £4,305. The price includes return flights from Gatwick to Larnaca.
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