Ayia Napa Sculpture Park In 2025
Published 19th of October, 2025
On our latest trip to the East of the Island we paid a visit to an old friend of ours. The Sculpture Park at Ayia Napa has always impressed us and each year it gets better and better. Let's take a look.
This Must Be The Place
You will find Ayia Napa Sculpture Park just to the east of the town, and directly north of the Love Bridge.
Top Entrance
If you are coming by car you can park at the top of the attraction or in the car park to the left. I recommend the former as there are some convenient toilets here.
I recognised a lot of the sculptures from previous visits. This colourful one was particularly memorable.
The park continues to evolve though. And new pieces were appearing all over the place.
Lovely Boat
This is one of my favourites.
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