Ayia Napa & Protaras · Dasaki Achnas

Achna Lake Donkey Park

PaidToddlers 0–4 · Kids 5–11OutdoorCar or tour

A large donkey park by Achna reservoir with donkey rides, goats, pigs and ostriches, a small playground and a restaurant with lake views.

Donkey grazing beside playground equipment at Achna Lake Park
Best for

Toddlers 0–4 · Kids 5–11

Cost

Rides and food are paid; check prices with the park.

Activities

Playgrounds, Animals & farms, Restaurants & cafés with play areas

Season

All year; some facilities close off-season.

Opening hours

Visit Cyprus lists winter 09:00–16:00 and summer 09:00–20:00.

Time to allow

2 hours

Setting

Outdoor

Address

Next to Achna Dam, Dasaki Achnas

By bus

Car or tour

About Achna Lake Donkey Park

Billed as the largest donkey park in Cyprus, it lets children meet Cypriot donkeys up close, along with goats, pot-bellied pigs, deer and ostriches. Donkey rides are available.

There is a small playground and a restaurant overlooking the reservoir. The Antelia bee park is close by.

What kids love, facilities and tips

What kids love

  • Donkey rides
  • Feeding goats and pigs
  • Lake views

Facilities

  • Playground
  • Restaurant

Tips for parents

  • Some services close off-season; call ahead in winter.

Getting there

Taxi or car

For farm parks, waterparks out of town and mountain trips, a taxi or hire car is usually quicker with children and car seats.

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Achna Lake Donkey Park with kids: questions

Is Achna Lake Donkey Park free?

No. Rides and food are paid; check prices with the park.

What ages is Achna Lake Donkey Park good for?

It suits toddlers (0–4), kids (5–11). Plan on 2 hours for a visit.

How do you get to Achna Lake Donkey Park?

The park is about 20 minutes’ drive west of Ayia Napa. A car is needed.

Sources

Information checked on 2026-10-09. Prices, hours and seasons change, so confirm with the venue before you go.

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