About Kapparis
Kapparis is a charming coastal village and year-round resort area in the Famagusta District of Cyprus, situated between the towns of Paralimni and Protaras. It is known for its relaxed atmosphere and its beautiful beaches.
Beaches
The area boasts several picturesque beaches and secluded coves with crystal-clear, calm waters, making them ideal for families.
Fireman's Beach (Kapparis Beach): A popular Blue Flag sandy cove known for its serene environment and stunning views of the coast.
Malama Beach: A small, sheltered bay perfect for snorkeling and relaxation.
Ayia Triada Beach: A scenic sandy beach with a small fishing harbor and a quaint chapel nearby.
Bars and Restaurants
Kapparis offers a vibrant selection of bars and restaurants, ranging from traditional Cypriot taverns to modern British pubs and international cuisine spots. Popular options include Karas Fish Tavern, Mambo's Bar & Restaurant, and The Pig N' Whistle Pub. Plus beach bar/restaurants including Kohila and Kalifi.
Open all year round the bars and restaurants offer something for everyone.
History
Kapparis has a history largely tied to the turbulent modern history of the island, transitioning from a quiet, traditional farming community into a modern, relaxed tourist area, closely located near the buffer zone with Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus. Its culture reflects a blend of traditional Cypriot life and a welcoming, cosmopolitan atmosphere, especially for British expatriates and tourists