Amara

About Amara

Michelin-starred superchef Nobu Matsuhisa brings his trademark Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine to Cyprus with the intimate Matsuhisa Limassol restaurant, while fellow Michelin maestro Giorgio Locatelli lends his credentials to Ristorante Locatelli, an Italian affair offering woodfired pizzas, homemade pastas and more in an al fresco setting. Armyra by Papaioannou is an open-air tavern serving scintillating fish dishes by the seafront. There is also a breakfast room with both indoor and outdoor seating. There are several bars, including the beautiful Rooftop Bar for sundowners and chilled tunes, the Lobby Bar for coffee and pastries, and a juice bar at the Spa that serves healthy snacks throughout the day.

We would never recommend that you choose a sea view room at Amara, for one simple reason: every room here has a sea view, a widescreen vista of Dazzling blues and golden sunlight that floods in through floor -to-ceiling windows and dances across the surface of mirror-calm infinity pools. This is truly luxurious beachfront living, with tech-forward accommodation, firstclass wellness facilities and dining from some of the finest chefs in Europe.

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Best Time to Travel to Amara

Cyprus, an island nation in the eastern Mediterranean, offers travelers a year-round escape to beautiful beaches, ancient history, and vibrant culture.

**Spring (March to May):** Spring in Cyprus is a delightful time to visit, with mild temperatures and blooming landscapes. Explore the historic streets of Paphos and discover ancient archaeological sites, including the Tombs of the Kings. It's also a great season for hiking in the Troodos Mountains and enjoying wildflower displays.

**Summer (June to August):** Summer is the peak season in Cyprus, drawing visitors to its stunning coastal areas and beach resorts. Relax on the golden shores of Nissi Beach, explore the charming village of Omodos, or enjoy water sports in Protaras. Summer also brings vibrant festivals and cultural events.

**Autumn (September to November):** Autumn offers pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Visit the vibrant capital city, Nicosia, and explore the historic neighborhoods of the Old Town. It's an excellent time for wine tasting in the vineyards of the Troodos region and discovering the ancient ruins of Kourion.

**Winter (December to February):** Winter in Cyprus is the quietest season, making it perfect for a peaceful getaway. While coastal destinations may have milder temperatures, the Troodos Mountains offer opportunities for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. Enjoy local cuisine in cozy tavernas and explore the island's rich history.

Cyprus's allure lies in its diverse landscapes, from the pristine beaches of Ayia Napa to the lush vineyards of Limassol and the ancient ruins of Salamis. Whether you're exploring historic sites, savoring local dishes like moussaka, or enjoying water activities in the Mediterranean Sea, Cyprus invites you to discover its beauty and culture year-round.

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