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Set on Fig Tree Bay, perhaps the most famous beach in Cyprus, the Capo Bay Hotel re-opens its doors on the 29th of April 2009. This stunning contemporary style hotel has interiors that have been transformed in a calm and fashionable way, which leaves you feeling sophisticated the minute you walk through the entrance doors.

The hotel is sure to delight you with its shimmering views of the Mediterranean sea, its irresistible restaurants with their fusion of flavors, and the relaxing atmosphere that prevails around the hotel’s reception area and lobby bar.

A new addition for 2009, is the perfectly spaced Spa centre, a place where you can forget about the everyday and to take time to relax and enjoy the feeling of luxury.

Maintaining the highest of standards, all 225 and suites have been re-designed with the utmost thought to detail and comfort. There are three disabled rooms with connecting doors to a standard sea view room.

A sophisticated new Capo Bay Hotel is ready to deliver an impeccable stay that will satisfy even the most discerning of guests.

Waterworld Waterpark announces that the park in Ayia Napa will open its gates to the public on April 10th for the 2009 summer season. The world acclaimed Waterworld Themed Waterpark, winner of over 22 international awards is now bigger and better than ever. With upgraded attractions to entertain children and adults alike, extensive relaxation areas for parents and more playground areas for kids. Not only does Waterworld boast a range of exhilarating attractions in a relaxing and fun environment but also offers the guests a variety of catering outlets to chose from.

Work on Akti Olympion, the stretch of Limassol’s coast stretching from the old port to the edge of town will improve the beachfront in time for summer. The construction of the reclamation near the old port and the improvement of the old Akti Olympion have given Limassolians a seafront promenade to be truly proud of. Breakwaters (wave-breakers) were constructed to calm the waters and encourage the collection of sand on the beach, while a footpath and cycle path were created. The project to protect the beach from erosion and replace the sand that has been swept away, should be completed by early July, in time for the high season.  

Good progress is being made on the new Larnaca Airport terminal, which is expected to be in full operation by November. The new terminal will have more than triple the passenger handling capacity of the current one. In its 1st phase of operation the new terminal would be able to handle 7.5 million passengers a year. Once the terminal is expanded, 2 years from now, Larnaca and Paphos airport would have the combined handling capacity for 12 million passengers per year. The airport operating company Hermes announced that from July the terminal would be carrying out dummy runs to ensure everything went according to plan in November.