Kaya Artemis Resort Hotel

The Kaya Artemis Resort & Spa is the largest 5 star hotel in the Island that majestically stands on a beautiful long private sandy beach, where crystal clear waters lap the endless shore, bursting with unique facilities for both couples and families.

The Resort boasts prestigious accommodation, an abundance of flamboyant facilities and indulging comforts in a unique and tranquil atmosphere. Not since the Roman times has the Famagusta region seen anything quite like it! The front of the hotel is a dramatic, large scale reproduction of the temple at Ephesus, complete with columns and statues and the effect is of a ultra-modern hotel dropped into the middle of the Parthenon. Kaya Artemis consists of 3 different social areas; The Artemis Block, Holiday Village and Ephesus offering different accommodation options to suit every budget.  With breathtaking landscape views and endless, untouched shore line laced with golden sand and sparking sea waters, The Kaya Artemis is undoubtedly among the best in Northern Cyprus.

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Although everything you could possibly need to entertain yourself on holiday is within the glorious walls of The Kaya Artemis, don’t forget that its fortunate location also has the benefit of being close to some incredible historical sites.

Aside from of Famagusta being a vibrant place to shop, dine and drink amongst locals, international tourists, and students, it is also a historical attraction, famous for its ancient walls of the Old City, dating back to the mediaeval times.  Upon visiting this spectacular site, you will also see Othello’s tower, the Namik Kemal Dungeon and Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque (St Nicholas Cathedral), the largest medieval building in Famagusta.  The Gothic style of architecture closely resembles the great cathedral of Rheims in Paris, France.

Make sure that you also don’t miss out on visiting The eye-opening Karpas Peninsula, the most famous, unspoilt and traditional area on the island, where you will also find The Golden Beach – the longest sandy beach on the island with natural wildlife, so natural that sea turtles still feel at home enough to lay their nests – it’s an amazing experience to watch the babies hatch!  You will definitely need your camera, it’s a hot spot that people travel from far and wide to see, a truly breath taking experience! 

Other interesting cultural and historical places to look out for are local, traditional villages such as Buyukkonuk, which hosts yearly traditional festivals and Bogaz and Kumyali, which are charming, quaint villages, popular for their fishing centres.

Please note that some services and amenities may not be available during low season.