Long Beach Resort

Located on arguably one of Northern Cyprus’ most tranquil and idyllic beaches in the famous Salamis Bay, the Long Beach Resort comprises a mixture of villas and semi-detached bungalows.

Located to the north of Famagusta, the resort is a popular beach front choice, due to its Eastern Mediterranean coastal location. With the majority of the hotels enjoying a beachfront location, the warm waters of the Mediterranean are literally at your feet. With its lengthy, pristine stretch of beach and gradual incline into the waters, the soft sands of the Long Beach Resort are widely considered to be some of the safest that Northern Cyprus has to offer, guaranteeing enjoyment by the old and young alike. There really is no better location in which to while away the days, feeling the heat of the sun on your skin and the soft sand between your toes. 

Accommodation comes in the form of well appointed, one or two bedroomed bungalows, beautifully decorated and designed with a home from home feel in exotic landscaped gardens. Perfectly located with the sea’s edge just 20 metres from the resort, guests can enjoy the resort’s large swimming pool with swim up bar one minute and the warm waters of the Mediterranean the next!  Long Beach boasts an impressive number of on-site facilities, and with historic sites such as the famous ruins of Salamis a mere two miles away, there’s never a dull moment!

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When you finally decide to leave the beach behind and get out and about, then you will not be disappointed. Located as it is, at the gateway to the Karpas Peninsula, Long Beach Resort provides a perfect base for discovering the outstanding natural beauty and unspoiled countryside of this quite remarkable region.

Just next door to the resort is a protected beach area where sea turtles lay their eggs and if you hit the right season, you can watch the mother turtle burying her eggs, or the cute little hatchlings scrabbling down to the sea – an amazing site, which children also enjoy.  Please check with your Rep for information on organised turtle watching sessions.  Just down the road, is also the ancient Roman ruins of Salamis, once a mighty Roman port and now ideal for a day out exploring ancient gymnasiums, temples - another great attraction for children.  Further historical and natural delights await you the more you wander. For those seeking more activity, the “bright lights” of Famagusta town are less than 10 miles away and offer a variety of cafes, bistros, bars and restaurants as well as an opportunity to see Othello’s Tower and Citadel, mentioned in Shakespeare’s play of the same name.

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