Cyprus Mail19 Jun 2026

Ayia Napa mayor defends sunbed price hike with promise of better services

Municipalities across Cyprus are increasing charges for sunbeds and umbrellas on organised beaches this summer, with local authorities arguing that higher fees are necessary to support upgraded facilities and services.

The maximum fee for a beach set consisting of two sunbeds and one umbrella has risen from €7.50 to €10 under limits approved by the central beach committee....

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