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The palm-filled, flowering gardens of the Coral Beach Hotel by the sea on the Paphos coast near Coral Bay

The most family-focused hotels in Cyprus cluster around Paphos, Chloraka, Ayia Napa, Protaras and the east of Limassol. King Evelthon, Leonardo Laura Beach and Cap St. Georges have their own waterparks, the Four Seasons runs a crèche all year and Golden Coast sits on a shallow beach sheltered by a breakwater.

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  • The most family-friendly hotels are around Paphos, Chloraka, Ayia Napa, Protaras and Limassol.
  • King Evelthon, Leonardo Laura and Cap St. Georges have waterparks.
  • Almyra, Anassa and Columbia take babies from four months.
  • Check the club's age range and the beach before the star rating.

With young children, I'd check three things before the star rating, the kids' club's minimum age, whether there's a crèche and whether the beach is sandy and shallow. A huge resort with slides isn't always what a three-year-old enjoys most.

Sergio LeponeMy advice

Before you go

What I would keep in mind

  1. 01 Worth the splurge

    A waterpark on site

    King Evelthon has a park across the road that guests use for free, with seven big slides, a lazy river and a children's area with a pirate ship.

    the King Evelthon hotel
  2. 02 My tip

    Check the club's age range

    It varies a lot, from Almyra's Mythos, from four months, to Cavo Maris's Turtle Kids Club, for 4 to 12-year-olds. For babies, look for a crèche.

    the Almyra hotel
  3. 03 To save money

    Self-catering apartments

    For longer stays, Kefalos Beach, an A-class tourist village, offers seafront apartments with kitchens and optional all-inclusive, according to its website.

    Kefalos Beach
  4. 04 Most beautiful

    Calm, shallow water

    Golden Coast in Protaras faces Louma beach, fine sand and shallow water sheltered by a breakwater.

    the Golden Coast hotel

What I would book

Travelling with children changes everything I want from a hotel. Stars matter less to me than the kids’ club’s minimum age, the crèche and the kind of beach. Cyprus has plenty of family hotels, but they vary a lot, and the official register says nothing about any of this, so I went to each hotel’s own website. Here they are, sorted by what they offer children. Still choosing a base? Then where to stay in Cyprus comes first, and for things to do beyond the hotel, Cyprus with kids.

Hotels with a waterpark

It’s what older children ask for first. In Chloraka, just north of Paphos, King Evelthon Hotel has its own waterpark just over the road, free for guests, with seven big slides, a lazy river and a toddlers’ zone built around a pirate ship. Close by, Leonardo Laura Beach Hotel is built around its own park, with a wave pool, plus a club for 3 to 12-year-olds and another for teenagers. Further north in Peyia, Cap St. Georges includes its waterpark and its 3 to 12 kids’ club with every room. And in Limassol, Amathus Beach has a family pool with slides and a floating waterpark out at sea.

Kids’ clubs and crèches

The difference here is age. The Mythos club at Almyra Hotel in Kato Paphos, shared with Annabelle and Anassa, takes children from four months in age groups and offers babysitting. Columbia Beach in Pissouri has a crèche from 4 months to 3 years and a club for 4 to 12-year-olds. Coral Beach in Coral Bay has a crèche from 6 months and a club for 3 to 12s. Olympic Lagoon Paphos runs three clubs, one for little ones, a football school and a teens’ club. And Four Seasons Limassol is one of the few with a crèche open all year, for 3 to 8-year-olds, plus a club for 7 to 13s at Easter, in July and August and in other school holidays.

If you are staying the night, see the best hotel deals in Protaras for your dates: the well-placed rooms go fast.

The beach matters too

With toddlers, a sandy, shallow beach is worth more than an extra pool. In Protaras, Golden Coast Hotel looks onto Louma, a fine-sand beach where a breakwater keeps the water shallow and calm, a point the hotel makes a lot of for families. Further south, Cavo Maris runs a club for 4 to 12-year-olds six days a week and has family rooms. In Ayia Napa, Nissi Beach Resort, on Nissi beach, has a 4 to 12 club with a daily programme. There’s more by area in Protaras hotels.

What the extras cost

Few hotels publish prices, but some do list their children’s services, and they’re worth adding to the budget. At Almyra, the Mythos club costs from €45 for half a day and babysitting from €18 an hour. At Columbia Beach, babysitting starts at 17:30 and costs €20 an hour with a two-hour minimum, and the crèche must be booked the day before. At Azia Resort, under-12s pay half price at the buffet and à la carte restaurants. All figures are from their websites in early October 2026.

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Apartments for longer stays

For ten days or more, I’d consider an apartment with a kitchen inside a complex. Kefalos Beach, an A-class tourist village in Paphos, offers seafront apartments with a pool and optional all-inclusive. Pagona, in Kato Paphos, is an old-school family apartment complex with a children’s pool. More options in apartments in Cyprus.

How I’d choose

With a baby, a hotel with a crèche from four or six months. With children aged 4 to 10, an age-banded club and a calm beach, and here Protaras and Ayia Napa feel easiest. With older children or teenagers, an on-site waterpark and a youth club, which points to Chloraka and Peyia. And always check the club’s dates on the hotel’s website, because many only open in season, like Grecian Park’s, from July to October, which won’t help over the February half-term. Out of season, the year-round crèche at the Four Seasons and a hotel with an indoor heated pool become far more valuable than any slide.

If you would rather go at your own pace, see the car hire deals in Protaras: the earlier you book, the more cars are left to choose from.

If you are staying the night, see the best hotel deals in Protaras for your dates: the well-placed rooms go fast.

The Athena Beach hotel in Paphos seen from a terrace, with its curving swimming pool and palm trees

The Athena Beach hotel in Paphos seen from a terrace, with its curving swimming pool and palm trees

Protaras beach at dusk, with parasols, sunbeds, palm trees and the seafront hotels behind

Protaras beach at dusk, with parasols, sunbeds, palm trees and the seafront hotels behind

Hotels with children's facilities, by area

HotelAreaWhat it offers children
King EvelthonChloraka (Paphos)Free waterpark for guests, kids' club
Leonardo Laura BeachChloraka (Paphos)Waterpark with wave pool, club for 3-12s and teens
Cap St. GeorgesPeyiaOwn waterpark, club for 3-12s included
Olympic Lagoon PaphosKato PaphosThree clubs, pool with children's slides
AlmyraKato PaphosMythos club from 4 months, babysitting
Coral BeachCoral BayClub for 3-12s, crèche from 6 months, slides
Four SeasonsLimassolCrèche for 3-8s all year, club for 7-13s in holidays
Amathus BeachLimassolFamily pool with slides, floating waterpark
Columbia BeachPissouriClub for 4-12s, crèche from 4 months to 3 years
Cavo MarisProtarasClub for 4-12s, family rooms
Golden CoastProtarasKids' club, shallow beach
Nissi Beach ResortAyia NapaClub for 4-12s with a daily programme

From each hotel's guide page on this site, taken from official websites on 3 and 4 October 2026. Times, ages and prices can change.

Test yourself

True or false?

0/3 Pick before you peek.

  1. Guests pay extra for King Evelthon's waterpark.

    See the answer

    False. According to the hotel, guests use it free of charge.

  2. Some clubs take babies from four months.

    See the answer

    True. Almyra's Mythos club and Columbia Beach's crèche both start at four months.

  3. Every kids' club is open all year round.

    See the answer

    False. Many are seasonal; Grecian Park's, for example, runs from July to October.

Hotels with their own waterpark
3
Youngest age at the earliest clubs
4 months
Big slides at King Evelthon's park
7

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Frequently asked questions

Which hotels in Cyprus have a waterpark?

According to their websites, King Evelthon and Leonardo Laura Beach in Chloraka, and Cap St. Georges in Peyia. Amathus Beach in Limassol has a floating waterpark out at sea.

Which Cyprus hotels take babies in the kids' club?

Almyra's Mythos club, shared with Annabelle and Anassa, takes children from four months. Columbia Beach has a crèche from 4 months to 3 years.

What's the best area of Cyprus for families?

For calm beaches, Protaras and Ayia Napa; for waterparks at the hotel, Chloraka and Peyia north of Paphos; for year-round options, Limassol.

Are there kids' clubs open all year?

Four Seasons Limassol runs a crèche for 3 to 8-year-olds all year. Many other clubs are seasonal, such as Grecian Park's, open July to October.

Hotel or apartment with children?

For a week with everything done for you, a hotel with a club. For ten days or more, an apartment with a kitchen and pool, like those at Kefalos Beach, gives more freedom.

Sergio Lepone

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Tourism graduate with a master’s in Tourism Management and Planning from the University of Málaga, who has travelled across Europe. He writes every guide from official sources and his own judgement.

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