Find Cheap Flights to Cyprus and Book the Perfect Flight

Summer is the peak season, ideal for sunbathing and nightlife. Expect the highest prices for Cyprus flight tickets and an island full of tourists.

Autumn brings pleasant temperatures, ideal for exploration. Prices for cheap Cyprus flight tickets start to drop, and the sea is still warm enough for swimming. It's the best time to find Cyprus flight ticket deals.

Winter is the off-season, ideal for finding cheap Cyprus flight tickets. You can ski in the Troodos Mountains and enjoy the quiet cities. The weather is mild on the coast but cold in the mountains.

Spring is a wonderful time when the island blooms and temperatures are perfect for exploration. It is a shoulder season, offering a good balance between Cyprus flight deals and pleasant weather. Ideal for finding direct Cyprus flight tickets.

Cyprus is part of the European Union, and Romania is an EU member. Romanian citizens do not need a visa to enter, live, or work in Cyprus. You only need a valid identity document (ID card or passport) to travel. However, check the validity of your documents before leaving. Although you don't need a visa, it's good to have a copy of your flight and accommodation booking with you, in case you are asked at border control. This makes the entry process quicker and simpler.

The public transport system in Cyprus is decent, but not as extensive as in major European cities. In cities like Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, and Paphos, you can use buses. To reach more isolated beaches or villages, renting a car is the best option, offering maximum flexibility. Remember that in Cyprus, driving is on the left side, similar to the UK, which can be a challenge for Romanian drivers. Taxis are available but can be costly for long distances. You can also use airport transfer services, which are usually cheaper than a regular taxi. Make sure you have an updated GPS or navigation app, as road signs can sometimes be confusing, especially in rural areas. If you rent a car, book in advance to catch good deals.

Cyprus offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury beachfront hotels to self-catering apartments and traditional guesthouses. In major tourist areas (Ayia Napa, Limassol), all-inclusive hotels are popular. For a more authentic experience, look for agritourism in the villages of the Troodos Mountains. Prices vary greatly depending on the season; summer is the highest, and winter is the lowest. Book early, especially if you want to find cheap Cyprus flight tickets and good accommodation in July or August. Compare prices on different platforms. If you are staying longer, renting an apartment may be more advantageous than a hotel. Check reviews for noise, especially in lively resorts like Ayia Napa. Many hotels also offer bike or car rental services, which can be convenient.

Cyprus is considered a very safe destination. Violent crimes are rare. However, as in any tourist area, be aware of pickpockets, especially in crowded areas or markets. Tap water is drinkable in most places, but many locals prefer bottled water. The medical system is of good quality; as an EU citizen, you can use the European Health Insurance Card. The currency is the Euro (€). Tipping is appreciated in restaurants and taxis, usually 5-10% of the bill. Cypriots are known for their hospitality. Don't hesitate to ask for advice or directions. Avoid political discussions about the division of the island, as it is a sensitive topic. Be respectful when visiting places of worship, dressing modestly. Sun protection is essential, especially during the summer when temperatures are very high.

Cypriot cuisine is a delicious blend of Greek and Middle Eastern influences. Don't leave without trying meze (a selection of small appetizers), halloumi (the local grilled cheese), and souvlaki (skewers). Seafood is fresh, especially in coastal cities. For an authentic experience, look for traditional taverns, often hidden on side streets, away from the main tourist areas. Here you will find home-style cooked food at better prices. Try the local Commandaria wine, one of the oldest wines in the world. Portions are often large, so don't order too much at once. A typical meal at a tavern costs around 15-25 EUR per person. If you find cheap Cyprus flight tickets, you can allocate more budget for culinary exploration.

For most of the year, Cyprus is warm, so light, cotton clothes are necessary. In the summer months (June-September), temperatures are very high, so bring swimwear, hats, sunglasses, and plenty of sunscreen. In the evening, in coastal areas, a light scarf or cardigan may be needed. If you visit in winter (December-February), you will need warmer clothes, especially in the Troodos Mountains, where it can snow. Comfortable footwear is essential for exploring archaeological sites and old towns. Don't forget a plug adapter, as Cyprus uses Type G (British) sockets, different from those in Romania. A first aid kit with basic medicines is always useful. Bring a reusable water bottle, which you can refill often.