Cyprus · TICKETS
The good tickets & entry passes go early in the season and the great ones go earlier. Below: the 6 to book ahead, what each includes, and how they differ once you are aboard.
Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark ticket for a 6-hour day of slides, lazy river, wave pool, and kids zones in Kato Paphos. Mobile entry.
“My son loves this place and we have been twice so far while on our holiday. Happy child happy mummy. There is always a sun bed available, easy to get drinks and food, and even though it gets busy you never wait long to get on a ride. Good selection of rides.”
WaterWorld in Ayia Napa is a full-day, ancient Greek themed waterpark with big slides, wave pools, and a lazy river, open 10-5.
“Sideways, very expensive for what it is, dated notes so if unforeseen it is 50th / pers lost! Don't go.Auto-translated”
Fasouri Watermania Waterpark admission in Limassol, Cyprus. 30+ slides, wave pool, lockers, and onsite food, 10:00-18:00.
“I have ordered tickets according to the instructions in your site, when we arrived there they said my teenage needs an adult ticket. they didnt agree that i will pay only the difference between the tickets price so i had to buy a new adult ticket.”
A quick 60-minute stop at Limassol Marina with 50+ interactive optical illusions, QR science notes, and a Paradox Boutique to shop.
“Excelent place for tenagers but also for adults. We ammoused a lot and enjoyed the experiences. For our 15 years old son was perfect place.”
Book a mobile ticket for Pafos Zoo in Paphos, Cyprus. Enjoy a self-paced visit for about 4 hours plus optional animal encounters.
“Animals not kept in best conditions especially birds. Poor cages and very small. Felt heart sorry for them. Pacing up and down”
Skip the lines at Paradox Museum Limassol with a 1-hour mobile ticket. See 50 mind-bending exhibits, ideal for families and teens.
“A very nice experience! Big like! The museum is arranged in a way that is so easy to swe everything there. Very interesting for teens.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
