Larnaca is a holiday destination favourite, perfect for families. As there is an abundance of cheap flights to Larnaca available there is no reason not to consider it for your next holiday. Larnaca is located by the sea with beautiful beaches and clear waters. As well as the seaside Larnaca is the oldest town in Cyprus so there are also historical sites to explore and get a sense of the destinations past.

Stavrovouni Monastery
Visiting the Stavrovouni Monastery is a must on your trip to Larnaca. There are daily arranged visits to the monastery so make sure you don’t miss out. It is said to have been founded by Saint Helena who was the mother of Constantine the Great in the 4th century.

Larnaca Salt Lake
If you’re visiting Larnaca between November & March then make sure that you visit the salt lake. During the winter months up to 12,000 flamingoes flock to enjoy the lake and it’s a beautiful site.

District Museum
The district museum is in walking distance from the town centre. The museum houses many interesting pieces such as antiquities and archeological finds. These date from the Neolithic to the Roman period. Pieces include engraved stone blocks, scarabs, bones, vases, tools and coins.

Agios Lazaros Church
On your trip to Larnaca make sure you visit the Church of St Lazarus. It is probably the best example of Byzantine architecture in Cyprus. The church is very beautiful and the tomb of Lazarus can be reached. St Lazarus is the patron saint of Larnaca.

With these exciting sites to see as well as the traditional seaside on offer make sure you try and pick up a cheap flight to Cyprus as soon as possible!

South Africa has recently been the focus of millions of people the world over when it hosted the FIFA World Cup tournament, and represents the coming together of the best of traditional and modern African culture.

For many holidaymakers hopping on cheap flights to South Africa, there is only destination in mind: Cape Town. It has a fantastic climate and amazing natural features like Table Mountain, which is part of the Table Mountain National Park. Table Mountain is an imposing presence over the city and even features on Cape Town’s official flag. It’s a great place to hike, and several trails lead to the summit, which rewards the determined with a dramatic vista of the city. Non-hikers don’t have to miss out on the splendid view – the Table Mountain Aerial Cable Car offers a breathtaking ascent to its peak.

It’s also possible to visit several of the city’s beaches in a day. The west-facing Atlantic seaboard offers spectacular sunsets and some pristine beaches such as Sea Point, Sandy Bay and Llandudno Beach. Alternatively, False Bay offers miles of uninterrupted beaches, dotted with smaller bays such as the picturesque Kalk Bay.

Natural beauty is not the only reason to look for cheap flights to Cape Town. The city has lots of cultural attractions that are a match for the stunning scenery, and is notable for its unusual architecture. This can be seen by visiting Constantia, which shows the best of Cape Town’s German, French, Indonesian and Dutch architectural influences. There’s a lively cultural scene too, with the Artscape Theatre Centre being the nerve centre of performing arts in the city.

With plenty of cheap flights to the city available, you’ll have enough cash to enjoy the shopping on offer at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. Part of the docks at Cape Town’s port, it’s the city’s most popular tourist attraction. Apart from the boutiques and bargains available, part of its charm is that it is still a working port. The Nelson Mandela Gateway is located there, and it’s possible to take a ferry to locations such as the bustling Simon’s Town.

Whatever you want from your ideal holiday, Cape Town has it all.

In recent years, China has risen to become one of the world’s economic powerhouses. This has been reflected in the number of tourists now taking cheap fights to China to discover this exotic country that was once shrouded in mystery.

China’s burgeoning tourist industry has been the catalyst for the construction of thousands of luxury hotels, and along with the many cheap flights to Beijing now available has opened up much of the country to travellers. Beijing is usually the first port of call for any tourist; the capital of China is ancient – it gave birth to the infamous Ming Dynasty of rulers, and is one of the four ancient Great Capitals of China. At the heart of it is the Forbidden City, which was the home of the emperors of the Ming dynasty, which is an essential place to visit for any traveller.

No visit to the city would be complete without seeing the Beijing Opera. Commonly thought of as being amongst the highest achievements of Chinese culture, it is performed through the spoken word, song, dance and acrobatics. Beijing is notable for honouring its traditions whilst embracing the modern, and as such has a vibrant nightlife with the city’s younger generations fuelling the club scene.

A location that now rivals Beijing as a must-see destination for travellers is Guangzhou. Sometimes known as Canton, it is southern China’s largest city and has a sub-tropical climate. Many travellers prefer to visit the city in the autumn, when it is cooler. It’s a popular destination for families, as it has an amazing range of things to do. It is home of the Chimelong Paradise Park, one of the top theme parks in Asia, and also the Xiangjiang Safari Park, where you can see rare animals such as the pandas and tigers that are part of their conservation program.

There are many historic attractions for the curious, such as the Temple of Bright Filial Piety dating back to 1644 and the Western Han Nanyue King Museum, which bears witness to over 2,000 years of Guangzhou’s history.

With many cheap flights to Guangzhou available, it’s an ideal place to start your exploration of this amazing country.

The mere mention of the Caribbean is enough to conjure an image of immaculate white beaches, exotic cocktails served from a coconut and a laid back, easy going attitude. This alone is a great attraction, but as lots of holidaymakers who hop on the freely available cheap flights to the Caribbean know, there’s much more to the Caribbean than this.

The Caribbean is a collection of islands, and therefore the sea is intrinsic to much of their culture and cuisine. One of the most popular islands for holidaymakers looking for bargain flights is Barbados, as no matter what your budget is, you can find a great place to stay. It’s one of the most developed islands in the region and therefore has plenty of amenities close to hand. It’s not all about cocktails, calypso and snoozy hammock-bound afternoons – Central Barbados has some excellent museums documenting the island’s colonial past, and it prides itself on the surfing, diving and hiking activities available.

For another fantastic water sport adventure, the Bahamas are hard to top. The Bahamas has a rum-soaked history of pirates and other salty sea-dogs, and Abacos is the go-to destination for sailing and acting out your Long John silver fantasies. Andros has pristine waters just made for diving, and Exumas has many cays waiting to be explored by kayak.

Since 2008, Cuba has really opened up to tourists. The home of the world famous Montechristo cigar goes against the grain of the other Caribbean islands, and demands that visitors have a sense of humour, adventure and flexibility. Although knowing some Spanish words can help you, Cuba is an easy place to get around and staying at one of the many cheap ‘casa particular’ – similar to a bed and breakfast – means you get a chance to interact with local Cubans.

The Caribbean is a popular place for tourists to flee the harsh winters, with many choosing to take cheap flights to Aruba. Aruba offers miles of excellent beaches, and the Arikok National Wildlife Park has plenty of deserted gold mines to explore. However, Aruba is an island that encourages you to do sit back and enjoy the hospitality.
With all this in mind, there is little wonder that the Caribbean is such a popular holiday destination.