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Salamis Bay, North Cyprus

Overview
Getting there

Pool and slides at Salamis Bay.

The Salamis Bay Hotel is a large hotel complex that is on a beach front location. Great for families, offering a wide range of facilities and activities and it’s close to the famous Salamis Roman ruins.

What to Expect:

Beach < 1km
Connecting rooms
Cots
Family rooms
Great for kids 4-12
Great for teens
Indoor pool

Kids' club
Kids' pool
Outdoor play area
Spa
Outdoor pool

Childcare

Childrens’ section of the main pool, Kids Club with an exciting range of supervised activities, childrens’ playground , golden sands of the private beach.

Accommodation

The hotel consists of 351 Hotel Rooms and 41 one & two bedroom Villas suitable for families. All rooms have sea, pool or garden view, air conditioning/heating, sat. TV, mini-bar, safe, hairdryer and possibility for extra bed. The Villas include lounge area. Suites are also available.

Facilities

Outdoor swimming pool with children’s section, playground and mini club (occasionally or seasonal). Turkish bath, health and beauty centre, gym, sauna, tennis court, casino, mini market, billiards, table tennis, beach-volley and water sports.

Budget guidance

Want further information, prices and availability for Salamis Bay, North Cyprus?

To check availability or to make your reservation over the phone, please call 0203 633 0653

Location

Located 8 miles from Famagusta and approx. 30 mins from Ercan Airport. Just a few minutes from the Salamis Bay Conti are the impressive ruins of ancient Salamis, a North Cyprus Roman town where you can still wander the streets past the gymnasium, amphitheatre and the houses of the rich merchants who lived here. Only 90 minutes drive from the Salamis Bay Conti Resort is the rugged and spectacular scenery of the Karpas Peninsula. This is the wild side of Northern Cyprus beaches, and you could be sharing miles of golden sands with only the sea birds and the rare nesting sea turtles!

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