Capo Bay Hotel

🏖️ Beachfront position on famous Fig Tree Bay
🌊 Stunning, uninterrupted sea views from many rooms
🏊 Spacious outdoor pool areas plus indoor pool
🧭 In the heart of Protaras – perfect base for exploring the east coast
🛋️ Crisp, modern design throughout the hotel
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Blocks: 2 | Rooms: 225 | Floors: 5 | Lifts: 6

Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board

Child age: up to 12 years (for child pricing and kids’ facilities)

Capo Bay Hotel sits in a prime spot in Protaras</strong), one of Cyprus’ most popular east‑coast resorts. The hotel fronts directly onto the Blue Flag Fig Tree Bay, renowned for its clear, shallow water and soft sand – ideal for swimming, paddling and water sports.

Behind the hotel you’ll find Protaras’ lively main street, with bars, tavernas, cafés and shops an easy stroll away. Culture‑seekers can head along the coast towards Ayia Napa or explore local villages inland, while families can enjoy coastal walking trails and lookouts such as the Ilias Church viewpoint.

Beach (Fig Tree Bay): directly beachfront
Protaras resort centre: in the resort centre
Ayia Napa: approx. 10km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours from Larnaca (LCA)

Protaras, Cyprus

Capo Bay Hotel punches well above its weight when it comes to dining. You’ll have four restaurants to choose from, ranging from relaxed buffet breakfasts to à la carte Italian and creative Asian‑inspired dishes, plus a classic Cypriot taverna‑style venue:

• Elea Restaurant – the main buffet restaurant serving breakfast with hot and cold classics, local touches and live‑cooking stations. Highchairs are available for younger guests.
• Cucina Italian Restaurant – an à la carte dinner restaurant focusing on comforting Italian favourites and Mediterranean flavours. Smart‑casual dress is expected; beachwear is not permitted.
• Koi Restaurant – à la carte restaurant for lunch and dinner with Asian‑fusion influences alongside international options; children’s menus and highchairs available.
• Mama’s Restaurant – à la carte venue for lunch and dinner serving a selection of international and Cypriot dishes in a relaxed setting.

Drinks are covered by three bars:

• Bitter Lemons Bar – elegant lobby bar, perfect for pre‑dinner cocktails or a nightcap.
• Koi Lounge Bar – garden lounge bar (approx. 10:30–00:00), ideal for laid‑back evenings away from the main strip.
• Pool Bar – open roughly 10:00–18:00 for ice‑cold drinks and daytime cocktails just steps from your lounger.

Restaurants operate on a rotational basis and opening times depend on season, occupancy and weather. Reservations are often required for à la carte venues and supplements may apply depending on your chosen board basis. A smart dress code typically applies in the evening.

For an idea of inclusions when upgrading your meals, see what All Inclusive typically includes (note: Capo Bay Hotel itself is not an all‑inclusive property).

The hotel’s pool scene is tailor‑made for long lazy days. There are two outdoor freshwater pools, including:

• A main pool with generous sunbathing terrace, loungers, parasols and a children’s section, perfect for family splash time.
• A quieter adults‑oriented pool area (note that during March and April this pool may be open to all guests, including children).

There’s also a heated outdoor freshwater pool (typically heated from 01 April–30 April) and an indoor heated freshwater pool within the spa complex (adult‑only, usually heated from 01 October–31 October). Pool towels are complimentary.

Step beyond the gardens and you’re straight onto Fig Tree Bay, where the shallow, clear water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. A range of water sports – from canoeing and pedalos to windsurfing and motorised options – is available via an external provider for an extra charge.

Wellness fans are well catered for at Capo Bay Hotel. The spa offers:

• Sauna and steam room (complimentary during specific morning hours, then chargeable).
• Indoor heated pool (16+).
• Massages and body treatments, facials and beauty therapies (extra charge).
• On‑site hairdresser (extra charge).

Active guests can make use of the air‑conditioned gym (min. age 16 years) equipped with cardio machines and free weights, plus:

• Aqua aerobics sessions (seasonal).
• Paddle activities and selected water sports (external provider, extra charge).

For families, there’s a children’s club (4–12yrs, seasonal) offering arts and crafts, small‑team games, sports, storytelling and music‑based fun.

Practical extras include a 24‑hour reception with concierge services, currency exchange, English newspapers (extra charge), luggage storage and a handy on‑site mini‑market for beach essentials and snacks.

Triple Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Bright, contemporary rooms with a side sea view balcony. Expect a flat‑screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee‑making facilities and kettle, minibar (charge), bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer and a bathroom with bath and shower attachment. Air‑conditioning operates seasonally (approx. 01 May–31 October). Daily cleaning; towels changed on request.

Double Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 2
As above with a side sea view from the balcony, in a slightly more compact layout that’s ideal for couples.

Deluxe Room with Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3 + 1 infant
Upgraded sea view room with an espresso machine for that first morning coffee on your balcony, plus all standard amenities: flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, minibar (charge), bathrobe and slippers and full bathroom with bath and shower attachment.

Triple Room with Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Similar to the triple side sea view but with a more direct outlook over Fig Tree Bay from the balcony.

Double Room with Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 2
Modern doubles with a balcony overlooking the Mediterranean. Facilities mirror other doubles, making these a great value sea‑view choice.

Standard Double Room
Sleeps: min 2, max 2
Well‑appointed inland‑view rooms with balcony, great if you’re planning to spend most of your time at the beach or pool.

Triple Room with Inland View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Slightly larger inland‑view rooms with balcony or terrace and flexible bed set‑ups for small families or friends.

Interconnecting Family Rooms (Sea View / Side Sea View / Inland View)
Sleeps: min 3, max 4 + 1 infant
Perfect for families who want extra space and privacy. Each set combines a double room and a twin room linked by an internal door, with two bathrooms and balconies. Choose from sea view, side sea view or inland view options.

Duplex Suite
Sleeps: min 2, max 4 + 1 infant
Stylish two‑level suites with an espresso machine and extra touches such as turndown service and iPod docking station. You’ll have a balcony or terrace plus two bathrooms (one with bath and shower attachment, one with shower).

Junior Suite
Sleeps: typically 3
More spacious open‑plan accommodation, ideal if you’d like a lounge‑style area without going up to a duplex layout.

Double Rooms for Sole Use (Inland, Side Sea View or Sea View)
Sleeps: single occupancy
Great for solo travellers who want the same comfort and style, with a choice of views depending on budget.

All rooms include: flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee‑making facilities, kettle, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, minibar (local charge), bathroom with bath and shower attachment, seasonal air‑conditioning (approx. 01 May–31 October), daily cleaning and towel changes on request.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

🎯 Frequent daytime entertainment (seasonal) – small‑team games, racket sports and poolside activities
🏊 Aqua aerobics sessions
💪 Gym workouts and gentle fitness
🌊 Beach water sports including canoeing, pedalos, windsurfing and motorised options (external provider, extra charge)
🎭 Children’s club for 4–12‑year‑olds with arts and crafts, story time, drama and music (seasonal)
🎵 Evening entertainment with live music on selected nights (seasonal)

🛎️ 24‑hour reception and concierge
💼 Luggage storage for early arrivals/late departures
💱 Currency exchange services
📰 English newspapers (extra charge)
🏪 On‑site mini‑market for everyday essentials
🧴 Spa with sauna, steam room, treatments and on‑site hairdresser (16+, extra charge; limited complimentary hours for thermal area)
👨‍👩‍👧 Family‑friendly services including kids’ menus and highchairs in selected restaurants
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel

Good to know: Protaras is one of Cyprus’ sunniest coastal stretches, with long summers and a relaxed, family‑friendly atmosphere. Expect Greek Cypriot culture, plenty of beachside tavernas and easy day trips to Ayia Napa and local villages.

Essentials:
• Country: Cyprus
• Resort: Protaras (Larnaca region)
• Language: Greek Cypriot (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Average flight time from UK: approx. 5 hours
• Transfer time: approx. 2 hours by coach from Larnaca Airport (LCA)

Hotel facilities, opening hours and entertainment are often seasonal and subject to change, especially for outdoor pools, kids’ clubs and à la carte restaurants. Some services and facilities mentioned may carry an extra charge, payable locally.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

Capo Bay Hotel Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Capo Bay Hotel directly on the beach?
Yes. Capo Bay Hotel is set right on the beachfront in Protaras, with direct access from the gardens to the Blue Flag Fig Tree Bay. You can be from your sun lounger to the sea in moments.

2. How far is Capo Bay Hotel from Larnaca Airport?
Capo Bay Hotel is approximately 2 hours’ transfer from Larnaca Airport (LCA) by shared coach, depending on traffic and the number of hotel stops. Private transfers are usually a little quicker.

3. What board bases are available at Capo Bay Hotel?
You can book Capo Bay Hotel on a Bed and Breakfast, Half Board or Full Board basis. Half Board typically includes buffet breakfast in Elea Restaurant plus à la carte lunch or dinner in Koi Restaurant, while Full Board adds both lunch and dinner there. Restaurants operate on rotation and reservations are required; menus and inclusions can vary by season.

4. Is Capo Bay Hotel suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. The hotel offers a children’s section in the main pool, a kids’ club for 4–12‑year‑olds (seasonal), children’s menus and highchairs in selected restaurants, and a range of interconnecting family rooms. Fig Tree Bay’s shallow, clear water is also ideal for younger swimmers.

5. Does Capo Bay Hotel have a spa and gym?
Yes. There is a spa with sauna, steam room, indoor pool, massages, beauty treatments and an on‑site hairdresser, plus an air‑conditioned gym with cardio equipment and free weights. Spa facilities and treatments usually carry an extra charge and are generally available to guests aged 16 and over.

6. Is the Wi‑Fi at Capo Bay Hotel free?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in guest rooms and public areas, so you can stay connected or stream easily.

7. Are there heated pools at Capo Bay Hotel?
The hotel typically offers a heated outdoor pool between 01 April and 30 April, plus a heated indoor pool in the spa from 01 October to 31 October (dates may vary). All heating is subject to the hotel’s operational decisions and weather conditions.

8. What is the dress code in the restaurants?
A smart‑casual dress code usually applies in the à la carte and indoor restaurants during the evening. Beachwear and wet swimwear are not permitted inside dining venues; guests are asked to cover up appropriately for meals.

9. What are the check‑in and check‑out times at Capo Bay Hotel?
Check‑in is generally from 14:00 and check‑out is by 12:00 midday. Early check‑in or late check‑out may be available on request and at an additional cost, subject to availability on the day.

10. Does Capo Bay Hotel offer water sports?
Yes. A variety of water sports is available on the beach in front of the hotel, including canoeing, pedalos, windsurfing and motorised sports, operated by an external provider. All activities are payable locally and are subject to weather conditions and local regulations.