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Pool day passes in Cyprus

Find pool day passes at Cyprus's beach resorts, from Ayia Napa's lively hotel pools to Paphos's waterpark and spa resorts. Cypriot hotels offer sun, sea views, and easy day access from about €25.

3 cities with hotel pool day passes

Cyprus packs its pool day pass scene into three coastal towns, with pricing that starts lower than almost anywhere else in the Mediterranean. Most passes cover pool time, sunbeds and usually a towel or locker. We track 12 hotels across Ayia Napa, Limassol and Paphos combined.

Paphos leads with 5 hotels we track, including a standalone waterpark alongside resort and spa options. Ayia Napa has the smallest lineup at 3 hotels but the cheapest entry point, with Napa View Skylounge starting at €25 per person. Limassol follows with 4 hotels, led by Crowne Plaza and St Raphael Resort's multi-tier pricing from €30. Most passes across the island run between €25 and €165 per person.

Cities in Cyprus

Pool day passes in Ayia Napa
Ayia Napa
Pool day passes in Limassol
Limassol
Pool day passes in Paphos
Paphos
Frequently Asked Questions

Pool Day Pass FAQs for Cyprus

Prices run from €25 per person at Napa View Skylounge in Ayia Napa to €1,000 for AYÃ Resort's 18-guest private island setup, also in Ayia Napa. Most passes across the island cluster between €25 and €165 per person, covering pool access, sunbeds and often a towel or locker. Paphos tops out nearly as high, with Elysium Hotel's spa day pass costing €165 per person.
Paphos leads with 5 hotels we track offering day passes, including a standalone waterpark alongside its resort and spa options. Limassol follows with 4, and Ayia Napa has 3 we've found.
Ayia Napa is the cheapest we've found, with Napa View Skylounge's basic pool pass starting at €25 per person. Limassol starts at €30 and Paphos at €40, so Ayia Napa is the place to look for the lowest entry price among the cities we cover.
We track 12 hotels across Ayia Napa, Limassol and Paphos combined that sell pool day passes, split three, four and five properties respectively.
No. None of the major day-pass aggregators currently operate on the island, so every booking in Cyprus goes directly through the hotel, either online or by phone. That's true across Ayia Napa, Limassol and Paphos alike.

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