The kosher travel guide around the world
The kosher travel guide around the world
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A kosher trip to Cyprus, Cyprus, an empire for those who keep kosher and tradition. On the island, a wide range of options awaits those who keep kosher, with kosher restaurants spread across Cyprus, kosher hotels at various destinations, active synagogues, and of course Chabad Houses. The closeness to Israel, the beaches, and the Mediterranean atmosphere make Cyprus a comfortable destination for Israeli travelers who want to enjoy a well organized vacation without giving up a Jewish lifestyle.
The Chief Rabbinate of Cyprus oversees the kashrut system in the country, supervising a variety of restaurants and granting kosher certification to several hotels. Across the island you can find meat, dairy, and pareve restaurants, and a variety of kosher hotels across Cyprus.
On the list of places operating under the certification of the Chief Rabbinate of Cyprus, Paphos leads slightly over Larnaca, though the two cities are nearly neck and neck, at around 6 kosher restaurants and food spots each. The selection includes dairy, meat, and pareve restaurants. Limassol trails a bit behind, with about four kosher restaurants.
Cyprus has a variety of Chabad Houses spread across the island; Chabad Houses operate in Larnaca, Paphos, Limassol, Nicosia, Ayia Napa, and Latchi. The Chabad Houses in Cyprus provide a synagogue, Shabbat meals, and Jewish services for travelers. A small number of the Chabad Houses in Cyprus are seasonal, so it’s highly recommended to check before arrival that the Chabad House at your destination is active.
In Larnaca, kosher hotels operate, including the kosher Rimon Hotel and LIV & CO. The kosher Rimon Hotel is especially well suited to anyone looking for a concentration of Jewish services in one place, while the kosher LIV & CO Hotel in Larnaca offers exclusive lodging with a kosher breakfast, modern suites and villas, and the highlight, a villa with a private pool.
The kosher Rimon Hotel in Larnaca is the clear answer, since the Chabad House, kosher restaurants, and a kosher grocery store are all located within the complex. This way you can pray, dine, and stock up, all within the same complex.
Right at the start of the vacation you’ll come across the kosher WellClub Hotel in Cyprus, a family resort by the sea, combining spacious suites, a healthy lifestyle, and a daily program designed for parents and children. The hotel serves kosher food based on dairy, vegetarian, vegan, and fish dishes, alongside a main restaurant, a pool bar, and a cafe. The complex has a synagogue, and alongside the family suites you can also choose villas with a private pool, or suites with a private pool. The outdoor pools, along with a variety of kosher hotel programs including yoga and mindfulness workshops and adventure programs for children, give the hotel a special character. Children can enjoy games, arts and crafts, activities, and competitions, and in the evenings the hotel hosts entertainment programs for the whole family.
For the elegant and indulgent side of Paphos, the kosher Paphos Hills Resort & Spa by Brown Hotels in Cyprus awaits. The resort is located in the hills of Paphos and overlooks the city and the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel has a synagogue and two kosher restaurants: a meat restaurant and a dairy and fish restaurant. The hotel also offers solutions adapted for Shabbat and holidays, including physical keys and Shabbat meals. Guests enjoy two outdoor pools, a children’s pool, a heated indoor pool, a spa with treatment rooms and a sauna, a gym, yoga and pilates classes, and a kids’ club.
Both cities have a variety of kosher restaurants and kosher hotels. Larnaca is especially convenient for anyone looking to have everything concentrated around the Chabad House, while Paphos has a slight edge for anyone who wants a wider selection of hotels with a synagogue, half board, or full board. So a kosher trip to Cyprus can suit either destination, depending on the style of vacation you’re looking for.
A kosher trip to Cyprus, Cyprus, an empire for those who keep kosher and tradition. On the island, a wide range of options awaits those who keep kosher, with kosher restaurants spread across Cyprus, kosher hotels at various destinations, active synagogues, and of course Chabad Houses. The closeness to Israel, the beaches, and the Mediterranean atmosphere make Cyprus a comfortable destination for Israeli travelers who want to enjoy a well organized vacation without giving up a Jewish lifestyle.
The Chief Rabbinate of Cyprus oversees the kashrut system in the country, supervising a variety of restaurants and granting kosher certification to several hotels. Across the island you can find meat, dairy, and pareve restaurants, and a variety of kosher hotels across Cyprus.
On the list of places operating under the certification of the Chief Rabbinate of Cyprus, Paphos leads slightly over Larnaca, though the two cities are nearly neck and neck, at around 6 kosher restaurants and food spots each. The selection includes dairy, meat, and pareve restaurants. Limassol trails a bit behind, with about four kosher restaurants.
Cyprus has a variety of Chabad Houses spread across the island; Chabad Houses operate in Larnaca, Paphos, Limassol, Nicosia, Ayia Napa, and Latchi. The Chabad Houses in Cyprus provide a synagogue, Shabbat meals, and Jewish services for travelers. A small number of the Chabad Houses in Cyprus are seasonal, so it’s highly recommended to check before arrival that the Chabad House at your destination is active.
In Larnaca, kosher hotels operate, including the kosher Rimon Hotel and LIV & CO. The kosher Rimon Hotel is especially well suited to anyone looking for a concentration of Jewish services in one place, while the kosher LIV & CO Hotel in Larnaca offers exclusive lodging with a kosher breakfast, modern suites and villas, and the highlight, a villa with a private pool.
The kosher Rimon Hotel in Larnaca is the clear answer, since the Chabad House, kosher restaurants, and a kosher grocery store are all located within the complex. This way you can pray, dine, and stock up, all within the same complex.
Right at the start of the vacation you’ll come across the kosher WellClub Hotel in Cyprus, a family resort by the sea, combining spacious suites, a healthy lifestyle, and a daily program designed for parents and children. The hotel serves kosher food based on dairy, vegetarian, vegan, and fish dishes, alongside a main restaurant, a pool bar, and a cafe. The complex has a synagogue, and alongside the family suites you can also choose villas with a private pool, or suites with a private pool. The outdoor pools, along with a variety of kosher hotel programs including yoga and mindfulness workshops and adventure programs for children, give the hotel a special character. Children can enjoy games, arts and crafts, activities, and competitions, and in the evenings the hotel hosts entertainment programs for the whole family.
For the elegant and indulgent side of Paphos, the kosher Paphos Hills Resort & Spa by Brown Hotels in Cyprus awaits. The resort is located in the hills of Paphos and overlooks the city and the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel has a synagogue and two kosher restaurants: a meat restaurant and a dairy and fish restaurant. The hotel also offers solutions adapted for Shabbat and holidays, including physical keys and Shabbat meals. Guests enjoy two outdoor pools, a children’s pool, a heated indoor pool, a spa with treatment rooms and a sauna, a gym, yoga and pilates classes, and a kids’ club.
Both cities have a variety of kosher restaurants and kosher hotels. Larnaca is especially convenient for anyone looking to have everything concentrated around the Chabad House, while Paphos has a slight edge for anyone who wants a wider selection of hotels with a synagogue, half board, or full board. So a kosher trip to Cyprus can suit either destination, depending on the style of vacation you’re looking for.
