Wedding venues by area
From the west coast around Paphos to the beaches of Ayia Napa and Protaras, with the Troodos villages in between. Pick an area to see what's there.
Photo: palio-monastiro.comPEGarden
Photo: thesuite48.comSGRestaurant
Photo: bluecoralbeachvillas.comBCVilla
Photo: kingevelthon.comKEHotel
Photo: capstgeorges.comCSHotel
Photo: atlantidabeachweddingscyprus.comABBeach
Photo: grandresort.com.cyGLHotel
Photo: columbiaresort.comCBHotel
Photo: santairinipervolia.comSIWedding venue
Photo: kasparisviewresidence.comKVVilla
Photo: lordosbeach.com.cyLBHotel
Photo: pralinacy.comPCWedding venue
Photo: gallopcatering.com.cyGCWedding venue
Photo: zappeion-palace.comZPWedding venue
Photo: goldencoast.com.cyTABeach
Photo: domebeachhotel.comDBHotel
Photo: goldencoast.com.cyGCHotel
Photo: valabeachclub.com.cyVBRestaurant
Photo: dicapilla.comDCRestaurant
Photo: constantinosthegreat.comCGHotelChoosing an area
Where you marry shapes the whole day: how far guests travel from their hotels, how the light falls at sunset and how much there is to do the day after.
Each area page lists its venues on a map, with links to the vendors who serve it. Use the chips above to narrow this list to one or two areas.
Area questions
Which area is best for a wedding in Cyprus?
It depends on what you picture. The coast suits sunset ceremonies, the hills suit wineries and stone villages, and the towns keep guests close to hotels and restaurants.
Do vendors travel between areas?
Many do. Vendor pages show the areas each business serves, so you can see who already works near your venue.
Can we marry in one area and celebrate in another?
Yes. Allow for the drive between the two when you plan the timings, and check that your vendors cover both areas.




























