Cyprus in the blog

In October the Mediterranean closes its season from north to south, while Egypt and the Canaries hit their peak and Dubai and the tropics open their winter sun. We break down where from Poland you can still definitely swim, where the water is best, and where it pays to wait — with prices, flight times, weather caveats and entry rules.

September is the month for anyone not tied to the school calendar: resorts empty out, prices drop 25–35% versus August, and the sea across the Mediterranean holds the maximum warmth it built up all summer. A roundup of 14 destinations from Poland — from Turkey and Greece to the Maldives and Bali — with weather, prices, flights and entry rules, plus a list of places to avoid this month.

Ayia Napa, Protaras, Larnaka, Limassol, Pafos and the quiet north-west — one island holds both white sand and bare rock. We break down Cyprus resorts from east to west: what's underfoot at the beach, sea temperatures month by month, flights from Poland, the cost of a week, and the 2026 entry rules, which differ from Greece's.

May is one of the most rewarding months to travel from Poland — the sea is warm, the crowds haven't arrived yet, and package prices are noticeably lower than in July or August. For international professionals living and working in Poland, it's a golden window: enough warmth for a genuine beach holiday, low enough prices to stretch a medium or high budget further than you'd expect.

November transforms Cyprus from a beach destination into something fundamentally different: the sea is still +22–24°C and swimming is perfectly realistic, the air reaches +23–26°C during the day, rain does happen but not every day. Most importantly — Cyprus in November is cheaper than at any other point in the warm season, there are a third fewer tourists, and all the sights, mountain villages and evening restaurants are yours. We break down who this works for and who it doesn't.