Since the Turkish invasion in 1974, Famagusta has stood still. This day out gives you a chance to view the abandoned town. We also take you to one of Famagusta’s hidden treasures – Salamis. It’s an ancient city one square mile spreading along the shore with an amazing amphitheater and gymnasium. Your guide will be sure to give you all the interesting facts and tales of this area..
You'll visit Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus today, to find out about the turbulent history of the world’s last divided city. You'll be taken on a walking tour across the UN buffer zone into northern Cyprus, to rummage through the shops or check out the city views from the observation tower. Your guide will give you its history and low-down as you tick off its best bits. We’re talking sights like Ayias Sofia Church and the Market Square.
This half-day trip will introduce you to the history of Famagusta. You’ll get the chance to view the abandoned ‘Ghost Town’ of Varosha, which remains sealed off from the Turkish invasion of 1974.
Along the way, your guide will tell you all the facts and tales of the historic port city – once the setting for Shakespeare’s Othello. After a visit to Saint Nicholas Cathedral, you’ll have some free time to wander around the old town of Famagusta.
Once you’ve finished exploring, you’ll head to Constantia Beach, where you can take a midday dip overlooking the derelict hotels and homes of Varosha.
On the trip to Paphos visit the Greco-Roman amphitheater in Kourion, experience culture and history close up. At the sight of the legendary rock of Aphrodite you will sink into a mysterious dream: the goddess of love and beauty in legend, in ‘Petra tou Romiou’ she has risen from the sea.
Visit the Royal Tombs and the unique floor mosaics are also on the programme. The lunch time you spend individually and have time to stroll along the waterfront or eat fresh fish in a cozy tavern. Enjoy every step of the cultural history of the island of Aphrodite, the Greek mythology and Roman life.
Enjoy this cultural trip to the west coast of the island.
Enjoy lazy days under the sun aboard our fast and luxurious catamaran. Leave the beach behind and head for open waters. The catamarans are all fully equipped with showers, spacious net decks for sunbathing and a shaded lounge area for you to relax in. The crystal clear sea invites you in to swim, snorkel or just cool off. Enjoy a delicious lunch before setting the sails for an effortless cruise back to port. Perfect!
Explora caminos poco transitados en este paseo en burro en un entorno natural. Viajarás a través de pintorescos campos de naranjos y pueblos pintorescos mientras nos dirigiremos hacia el Monasterio de Sindi. A continuación, disfrutarás de la tradicional hospitalidad chipriota en la granja de burros antes de realizar una parada para cantar y bailar.
Un paseo en burro te da un sabor real de la zona, a medida que subes a través de pintorescos campos de naranjos y pueblos pintorescos. Recorrerás lechos de ríos secos. Viajaremos en el tiempo, pasando por antiguos molinos de agua, puentes, antiguas capillas en ruina y aldeas desiertas. En el horizonte de este paisaje agreste y en tiempo estéril verás el Monasterio Sindi del siglo XIII, reconocido como un lugar de Patrimonio Cultural Mundial. Se puede bajar del burro y pasear por las ruinas evocadoras y una capilla ortodoxa.
A tu llegada, recibirás una bienvenida al estilo chipriota. Probarás el aguardiente local, Zivania, acompañado con queso halloumi, aceitunas y pan. Después, te deleitarás con una deliciosa barbacoa y disfrutarás de baile y música con el personal amable y alegre.
Cyprus offers up some fascinating history and this day trip is great for taking it all in. After visiting the 2,000-year-old temple of Apollo, next stop is the Petra tou Romiou, an off-shore rock where – according to mythology – the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite, rose from the waves. After a quick photo, you’ll head to the UNESCO-rated Tombs of the Kings, and then on to Paphos. The old town is full of tradition and history with cobbled streets and independent cafés, while the modern harbour is brimming with bars and restaurants, where you can enjoy a spot of lunch. In the afternoon, it’s on to the Roman mosaics at the Villa of Dionysos. And last but not least, we’ll take you to the ancient village of Yeroskipos. It’s not just known for its medieval monuments, but also a sweet and tasty treat that you’ll probably know as Turkish delight.
Spend a day exploring Nicosia, the last divided capital in Europe. Cross the UN buffer zone into northern Cyprus to tour Ayia Sofia church and the old market place, then head back towards Ledra Street where you’ll find plenty of boutiques, coffee shops and cafés to keep you busy.
This new excursion takes you to some of the lesser-known sights on Cyprus. You'll travel by minibus to the small village of Kalopanayiotis on the northern slopes of the Troodos Mountain Range. It's known for its thermal springs. The Romans, Byzantines and Franks all came here, drawn by the springs supposed healing properties. You'll then head to Foini for lunch, before calling in at a pottery and also a herb shop, where you can sample some herbal tea.
The seaside town of Limassol is on a par with Nicosia when it comes to cosmopolitan buzz. The shopping scene includes everything from high street and designer names to traditional craft shops and flea markets. Once you’ve given your credit card a workout, tour the old town’s churches and castles, have a wander down by the shiny new marina, or stop for lunch at a pavement café.