Raise a glass to the Salty Wine Festival 2026

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The Salty Wine Festival 2026 will take place on 20–21 June at Ayia Napa Marina, bringing together wine, gastronomy, culture and entertainment in a two-day event set against the Mediterranean coastline.

The festival aims to create an immersive experience for visitors by combining local and international wineries, guided tastings and interactive activities in a unique waterfront setting.

International wineries and tasting experiences

Distinguished wineries from Cyprus and abroad will participate in the Salty Wine Festival, offering visitors the opportunity to discover an extensive selection of wines through tastings, presentations and interactive experiences.

Whether visitors are experienced wine enthusiasts or simply looking for a summer event experience, the festival aims to provide a journey through flavours, aromas and traditions from Cyprus and beyond.

Entertainment and culinary experiences

Beyond wine tastings, guests will also have access to live entertainment, gastronomy experiences and artisan exhibitors.

The event also offers opportunities for visitors to meet wine producers and connect with fellow wine enthusiasts in a social and welcoming atmosphere.

Hosted at the award-winning Ayia Napa Marina, the festival combines wines, food and entertainment with panoramic waterfront views, making it one of the notable lifestyle events of the summer season.

Tickets for the event are available online through SoldOut Ticket Box


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