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The essence of cyprus.

With assets as varied as the visitors they attract, this welcoming island has ski-slope mountains and sun-soaked shores, classical ruins and cosmopolitan resorts, historic harbours and modern marinas, and two distinct cultures in its divided capital.

Why choose a tour in Cyprus?

This beautiful island has been beguiling visitors for centuries, but its politically strategic position also invited invaders. Roman and Persian, Ottoman and Venetian empires, along with Crusader campaigns, all left their legacy on the landscape of Cyprus; the country’s most recent incursion, the 1974 Turkish invasion, splitting the island and leaving Nicosia as ‘the world’s last divided capital’.

In the Turkish-occupied north, Kyrenia’s castle dominates the harbour, and St Barnabas Monastery is now a museum of icons and artefacts; while, in the hills behind the city, Bellapais village, lauded by Lawrence Durrell, is little changed since he lived there in the 1950s, its abbey ruins steeped in an air of serenity.

Famagusta, a ghost town since 1974, has re-opened to visitors, its medieval citadel surrounded by sturdy fortress walls, its historic St. Nicholas Cathedral now a mosque. Nearby, overlooking the sea, the ancient city of Salamis dates back to the 11 th century BC, with an amphitheatre, statuary, and colonnades.

North meets south in the narrow streets of Nicosia, Lefkosia the city’s Cypriot name. With mosques, museums and medieval churches on both sides of the capital’s divide, landmarks within the Venetian Walls range from the minarets and mosaic domes of 13 th -century St. Sophia Cathedral to caravanserai courtyards, the Whirling Dervish Museum, and 1930s British ‘Covered Bazaar’.

The peaceful Troodos Mountains are sprinkled with picturesque villages and Byzantine churches, where Kikkos Monastery sits atop a high peak, and houses the ‘miraculous’ icon of the Virgin Mary.

A sea-view hilltop is the site of ancient Curium (Kourion), inhabited as a Greek, Roman and Christian town right up to the early Middle Ages, with relics of each era in its theatre, arches, and frescoes. On the shore below, Aphrodite’s Rock marks the mythical birthplace of the goddess of love; and to the west, Paphos reveals its past with 2 nd -century BC catacombs, and splendid mosaics of the House of Dionysus.

Medieval meets modern in Larnaca and Limassol, the former teaming a palm-lined promenade with a cobbled streets and arcaded squares; the latter linking labyrinthine lanes with legends of Richard the Lionheart, a seafront park by its 7km beach, and ‘the Med’s most modern marina’ adjoining the Old Port.

Cyprus is also teamed with Israel on a luxury cruise, combining the island’s medieval sites with highlights of the Holy Land, from biblical Cana and Capernaum to Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Nazareth, the Crusader city of Acre, the Sea of Galilee, and the salt-dense Dead Sea.

When to go on Cyprus holidays

Coolest in the mountains, warmest on the south coast, Cyprus has long, hot, dry summers stretching from mid-May to mid-October, bookended by brief spring and autumn seasons. Winters, apart from the snow-capped heights of Troodos, are generally a comfortably cool 13-17°. Summer temperatures hover around 30-34° but can peak nearer 40°; the shoulder months (March-April and late-October - November) average a balmy 25°, glorious for touring, when the sites are usually quieter.  

Who are Cyprus tours suited to?

From cosmopolitan Limassol to awe-inspiring ancient ruins, intriguing medieval monuments, soft sand beaches, and hidden villages in herb-scented hills, the ‘Island of Aphrodite’ is as welcoming as it is warm, and blends a wealth of history with mythology and modernity; so it certainly ticks the boxes for a broad range of interests, often all in one day.

Singles, couples and friends will enjoy the variety of aspects and attractions on our small-group tours, and Jules Verne offers ‘ No Single Supplement ’ dates and exclusively Solo departures for single travellers.

Why book Cyprus tours with Jules Verne?

With 45 years’ experience and a passion for creating extraordinary adventures, Jules Verne takes you to iconic landmarks and lesser-known sites, with expert tour guides who share their local knowledge, and show you hidden gems. Leisurely interludes on our journeys in Cyprus include a lunch by the beach in Famagusta, dinner in idyllic Bellapais, and time for you to enjoy the island’s ubiquitous tavernas and delicious food.

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From north to south, mountain to shore, this tour charts the history and heritage of ‘Aphrodite’s Island’ via classical temples, Byzantine chapels, Venetian castles, and hidden villages

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Welcome to the best-kept secret of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Not all that long ago, Cyprus was a place you’d think twice before traveling to. But although this island country remains divided after a military coup in 1974, the beauty of the land and the hospitality of the people stand unfettered as the country edges towards unification. The south is well-established in tourism, but the Turkish -controlled northern part combines adventure, local interaction, history and cultural immersion with an understated flair rarely found elsewhere in the Mediterranean. Join us, on our way to stunning mountains and beaches, as we strike up a conversation with the locals over a sip of fiery zivania .

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Cyprus at a glance

Capital city.

Lefkosa/Nicosia

1.216 million

Greek (south); Turkish (north); English (widely spoken)

(GMT+02:00)

CALLING CODE

+357 (south) +90 (north)

ELECTRICITY

Type C (European 2-pin) North Type G (British 3-pin)

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Local culture of cyprus.

Cypriots are generally known for their warmly, hospitable quality, and the high value they place on family. There are really two kinds of Cypriots though: Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, since Cyprus is divided in two. Greek Cypriots are the Greek-speaking Greek Orthodox community; they occupy the south. Turkish Cypriots are the Turkish-speaking Muslim community, who occupy the northern part of the country (roughly a third of it).

Before the 1974 military coup and the subsequent split of the island, the two groups were largely mixed. Their cultures were more intertwined. Nowadays, however, with the island formally divided, there is more of a cultural divide. There are still many signs of cultural harmony, though. One need only look at the Home for Cooperation, a community centre and NGO hub located in the Green Line (the UN Buffer Zone between north and south) to see signs of hope for unification. Indeed the reopening of border points in 2003, allowing domestic travel between north and south, was a step forward.

While southern Cyprus has seen rapid tourism growth and environmental degradation, tourism in the north is growing at a much slower rate. The Republic of Northern Cyprus (formally recognized only by Turkey) is characterized by a Turkish–Cypriot dialect, warm hospitality and friendliness, and Islam (though its practice is not as overt as in many other Muslim countries). The culture of northern Cyprus is strongly influenced by Turkey, but Turkish Cypriots consider themselves Cypriot first and foremost.

Geography & environment

Located in the Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus is an island that lies west off the coast of Lebanon and Syria, north of Israel and Egypt, and south of Turkey. At 9,250 square kilometres in size, it’s relatively small. Cyprus is essentially split in two: the northern part of the country (roughly one-third of the land mass) is controlled by Turkey, and has been ever since the coup of 1974. The lower two-thirds of the country is occupied by Greek Cypriots.

Northern Cyprus boasts a diverse and scenic land mass of beaches, mountains and sweeping plains. The Kyrenia Range is a major geographic feature of the north, and its highest peak is Mt Selvili (1,023 m). East of this mountain range, there is a peninsula called Karpas, where the quiet town of Rizokarpaso and various beaches are found. The holiday towns of Kyrenia and Famagusta lie in the north and east of the main land mass, respectively.

Shopping guide to Cyprus

Cyprus is a fantastic place to shop for locally produced items, from handcrafted textiles to fresh fruit and vegetables. Perhaps the most tempting souvenir in Cyprus is a kilim – an Ottoman style rug woven by hand. There’s also some wonderful Turkish pottery, silk, scarves and tiles to be found.

Lefkara embroidery is a uniquely Cypriot item, originating in the village of the same name in the south; northern versions of Lefkara embroidery have a slightly different aesthetic. North Nicosia is a great place to shop for handmade lace like this, as well as baskets which are handmade in island’s more remote villages. Often rugs and baskets are not cheap, and it pays to shop around a little before you buy.

Thanks to the strength of Cypriot farming communities, market-fresh local produce is never too far away in Cyprus. Start with Nicosia’s markets – both the ‘open’ and ‘closed’ markets are worth a good stroll around, and great for local interaction.

Cyprus festival calendar

The Cypriots are a festive bunch, which shows in their jam-packed calendar. The Limassol Carnival is a major event in the south – it’s one of the best-known carnivals in Europe. In the north of Cyprus, food is a major theme of the festival calendar, with an event to celebrate just about any Cypriot food imaginable: the orange, grape, lemon, date, tulip and walnut, just to name a few. Famagusta, meanwhile, has a reputation for regular music festivals.

North Cyprus Olive Festival, Kyrenia (October)

It started in 2001 and before too long grew to attract visiting artists from many neighboring countries. Olives are certainly not the only focus; dance performances, market stalls and seminars have all been known to feature in this multi-day affair.

International Famagusta Art & Culture Festival (June/July)

Spanning hip hop, reggae, pop and classical, this 20+ year-old event has steadily grown into one of the most significant music festivals of the Mediterranean. With a strong world music bent, it’s a great place to experience just how much more there is to the region than sun, surf and sand.

Eco Festival, Buyyokonuk (October)

For many years the village of Buyokkonuk has been a bastion of sustainable tourism and all things local, and this late-summer festival is a place to taste Cypriot food done the slow, proper way. While the cuisine is the main focus, music and market stalls feature among the festivities.

Food and drink in Cyprus

The cuisine of Turkish Cypriots comes from Mediterranean, Southern European and Middle Eastern influences. The beauty of eating in Northern Cyprus is that ingredients tend to be local, as food production is more agrarian in the north than in the south.

Must-try food and drink in Cyprus

Meze is a major pillar of Cypriot food culture, in the same way tapas is to the Spaniards. It’s the share-plate style of eating, the perfect accompaniment to a few drinks with friends. Meze dishes might include hummus, beetroot, yoghurt, grilled halloumi, spicy pastourma (cured sausage), koupepia or dolma (stuffed vine leaves) … the list goes on.

2. Halloumi

Is it Greek, or is it Turkish? No matter where you stand on the debate on its origins, this rich brined cheese is one of the must-eat foods in Cyprus. If it’s grilled (it usually is) it’s best consumed within minutes of it being served, preferably with copious lemon juice.

3. Molihiya

A spinach-like dish often seen in Northern Cyprus, Molihiya is perhaps of Arabic origin. It uses sun-dried Molihiya leaves which have a distinct and potent flavor. Garlic, lemon, tomato and chilli are incorporated, and often chicken is too.

4. Cicek dolmasi

Another beloved Turkish-Cypriot dish, these zesty and spicy parcels are squash blossoms (or zucchini flowers) stuffed with a mixture of rice, onions, tomatoes and herbs.

To call it the local ‘firewater’ may be a little harsh – the Cypriot drink of choice certainly has a character of its own, though colourless and sugarless. It’s distilled from grapes but has a subtle raisin aroma, and is as refreshing in the summer (served cold) as it is heart-warming in the winter.

Ayran is a savory yogurt-based beverage that is mixed with salt and served cold. Though filling, it’s quite refreshing and a great option for those who don’t drink alcohol. To get the full authentic dose, go for one with some dried mint in it.

7. şeftali kebabı

Pronounced Sheftalia Kebab is a traditional Cypriot food. It is a type of sausage without skin, that uses caul fat, or omentum, the membrane that surrounds the stomach of lamb, to wrap the ingredients rather than sausage casing, thus ensuring a very juicy kebab 

Further reading

Cyprus travel faqs, do i need a visa to travel to cyprus.

Residents of most western countries can enter Cyprus visa-free provided they are visiting for less than 90 days. Note that visas are the responsibility of the individual traveler, and entry requirements can change at any time, so it's important that you check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the country or countries you’re visiting for detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to your nationality. Check the Essential Trip Information section of the itinerary for more information.

Is tipping customary in Cyprus?

Tipping is not expected in most situations in Cyprus, but it’s often appreciated. In restaurants, however, tipping is quite common. Servers will often add a 10% service charge to a bill; if they don’t, a similar amount is often expected as a tip.

What is the internet access like in Cyprus?

Reliable internet access is increasingly common in Cyprus, especially in the major towns. Internet cafes tend to be more prevalent in the north. Wi-Fi is free in many hotels and cafes in both the north and south. Internet access will be more scarce in remote and rural areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Cyprus?

International roaming is possible in Cyprus in the South.  For European travelers, as of 2017 this will no longer incur a fee. Traveling in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus roaming may not be available and if so it may be expensive, better to check with your provider before traveling. If you’re staying for longer than a few days, inexpensive SIM cards with data are easy to purchase.

What are the toilets like in Cyprus?

Toilets in Cyprus block easily when paper goes into them, hence the separate wastebaskets you’ll see for paper disposal. This is the norm throughout Cyprus.

What will it cost for a…?

The below prices refer to Southern Cyprus. For the cost of items in the north where Turkish currency is used, you can deduct 30%:

• Snack (souvlaki or felafel wrap) = €3–4
• Glass of beer = €3­–4 (north and south)
• Lunch in a cafe = €8–12
• Dinner of meze dishes to share = €15–20

Can I drink the water in Cyprus?

The tap water in the south of Cyprus is fine to drink, but in the north it’s best to stick to filtered (or, when it’s the only option, bottled) water. The high mineral content can upset your stomach if you’re not used to it.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Cyprus?

Most major credit cards are widely accepted in Cyprus. Dinners and Amex may not be accepted.

What is ATM access like in Cyprus?

ATMs are widely available in Cyprus. However, it’s best to carry ample cash with you if you’re travelling to more remote areas in the north.

What public holidays are celebrated in Cyprus?

• 1 Jan New Year's Day
• 6 January Epiphany
• 19 February Clean Monday
• 25 March Greek Independence Day
• 1 April Greek Cypriot National Day
• 22 April Greek Orthodox Good Friday
• 25 April Greek Orthodox Easter Monday
• 1 May Labour Day
• 13 June Kataklysmos (Pentecost)
• 15 August Assumption
• 1 October Independence Day
• 28 October Greek National Day (Ochi Day)
• 25 December Christmas Day
• In the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, the National Religious Holidays of Ramazan Bayram 2-4 May 2022 and Kurban Bayram (Sacrifice Feast) 8-14th July may be observed.

Please note these dates are for 2022.

Is Cyprus a safe destination for LGBTQI-travelers?

Homosexuality is legal in Cyprus, and the country is quite a popular destination among gay travelers. In the north, however, homosexuality was only decriminalized as recently as 2010. LGBTQI travelers should exercise caution when traveling, and be aware that conservative attitudes may still prevail in many areas.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  Smartraveller  before you travel.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

Do I need a COVID-19 vaccine to join an Intrepid trip?

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

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Looking for an unforgettable Cyprus tour? Book a fully-organized trip with the best tour companies in Cyprus and let the tour operator take care of everything for you. Check out the tour details and read 27006 reviews from our customers to help you choose the perfect tour for you.

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Olta Travel Cyprus

• Good - 6 reviews for Cyprus tours

I arranged to leave the tour one day before the end because the last day was supposed to be a free day. Three days before I left for Cyprus, a new itinerary was sent and the free day was the first day and the Famagusta tour became the last day, so I never got to Famagusta, which was to be the highlight of my trip. No one at the hotel would help me arrange my own trip to Faagusta, and, even though I told the guides that I wanted to go, it wasn't until the last day that Rene said that he called one place, but they were booked. Also, we went to Nicosia on Eid, a Moslem holiday, so everything was closed. The tour shoud have checked this out in advance.

Guide was very knowledgeable but did nothing to gather the group together. The final meeting of the group was a lunch on a day trip. Then we were dropped off at the hotel and the next day was a free day. I I think the tour could use some tweaking with the itinerary.

Destination Services Cyprus

• Excellent - 4 reviews for Cyprus tours

Great hotel with half boarding, good guide, good itinerary, good transportation, the services related with the tour were well delivered. Over all we had good experiences, and we felt the tour was a good value. The only complain we had is the communication on line with the Cyprus destination tour company before the tour. It was not clear where to find the downloaded information, our repeated questions were often not answered, such as the name and the location of our first night hotel. Nobody ever informed us about the half boarding with our hotel that caused us missing two dinners at the hotel.

Pleasant trip to see essential Cyprus. Itinerary is well managed and covered most interesting attractions. Tour guide is knowledgeable and shared in depth background of the attractions.

• Excellent - 13,420 reviews for Cyprus tours

Taking in the view, with cold drink in hand after ascending the heights of St Hilarion Castle, Exploring the Roman ruins of Salamis. Enjoying picnic lunches with the group in scenic mountain spots.

climbing to the top of the castles

Agate Travel

• Excellent - 280 reviews for Cyprus tours

My guide mr. Jemal was excellent. Very experinced and know all the best places and time to see everything. Also restaurants we ate at were all local and super rick)))

Exodus Travels

• Excellent - 13,240 reviews for Cyprus tours

An excellent week, with a fun group (from different places), an excellent local guide and great weather. The hotel was just fine too! What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Beautiful views at altitude, looking along the North Cyprus coast What did you think of your group leader? Excellent.....knowledgeable, supportive, informative (and with us most eves.....and when he couldn't be, he recommended very good restaurants) Is there anything else you would like to add? We did two great 10 mile walks on successive days, then much less the rest of the week (we only walked on 4 of 6 days, with two half day walks). For some this wasn't enough. For me, I ccould have done with a lighter day between the two long ones!

An excellent spring break lead by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. Some very pleasant walks, none too taxing. The mountains were greener than I expected and plenty of wild flowers to see. The views from the castles in the mountains are spectacular. Good evening meals are available in local restaurants, particularly in Bellapais. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? The views from Buffavento castle and on the walk down. What did you think of your group leader? Ros was excellent. Friendly and helpful. Thorough local knowledge, she seemed to be known by many of the local people. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? The trip notes should make clearer that payment for the optional group trip/meals is better paid in sterling not Turkish lira, otherwise the exchange rate will be poor. It is a long drive to the Karpaz peninsular and if you are not a beach enthusiast, it may be better to make other arrangements for that day. The Apostolos Andreas monastery, included in the Karpaz day, is unfortunately (owing to its state of disrepair) not worth a visit. The optional trip to Salamis and Famagusta is well worth taking. You could easily spend more time in both.The group flight with Pegasus goes via Istanbul and passengers to/from N Cyprus have to stay on the plane for about 1 hour at Istanbul. This is a budget airline and no food or drink is included in the ticket and prices on board are very high. Legroom is poor. Check-in at Stansted was very slow. I would strongly advise on-line check-in for the outward flight. Seats were though allocated. Is there anything else you would like to add? The hotel in Onar village was pleasant, with helpful staff and good views over Kyrenia. Some on the trip had problems with noise from air-conditioning units used all night in adjoining rooms. The breakfasts were good but I would not recommend it for an evening meal. Main issue is that you cannot walk to and from Kyrenia town to the hotel, which is some distance out of town and on the wrong side of the Kyrenia bypass which has no pedestrian route across. Taxis are though readily available.

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• Good - 10 reviews for Cyprus tours

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1. Blue Lagoon (Akamas) excursion from Paphos

2. 100% Cyprus - Tour to Troodos mountains and villages (From Paphos)

3. 6-Hour Quad or Buggy Tour incl Lunch and Entrance to Adonis Falls

4. "Aphrodite I Cruises" trip to Blue Lagoon & Turtle Cove

5. Village Venture: Troodos Mountains Food & Wine Small Group Day Tour

6. Value for money Quad/Buggy Tour Akamas.Adonis falls, Turtle Bay and BBQ lunch

7. Jeep Safari to Akamas National Park: Avakas Gorge Tour from Paphos

8. Ghost-Town Famagusta Mini Bus Tour from Protaras and Ayia Napa

9. Larnaca Bay Cruise

10. Full-day Famagusta, Ghost City of Varosi, and Salamis Tour from Paphos

11. NORTHERN CYPRUS ALL-IN-ONE Private Day Trip from Nicosia

12. Discover Scuba diving

13. Full Day Tour in Paphos: Trip To The Past

14. Caves Jeep Safari from Protaras & Ayia Napa

15. The APHRODITE 2 LAZY DAY CRUISE including Lunch onboard

16. Larnaca Highlights with visit to Lefkara and Nicosia from Paphos

17. Cruise with lunch on Ayia Napa's biggest and most luxurious boat

18. Full day trip to Blue Lagoon Latchi from Paphos , Akamas, Polis.

19. FAMILY FRIENDLY CRUISE | Protaras | Cypriot BBQ Lunch & 1 drink

20. Walking City Tour Nicosia North

21. BLUE LAGOON Akamas Bus and Boat Trip 2024 Excursion from Paphos

22. Vino Venture: Explore With A Local - Troodos Mountains thru Wine!

23. Quad or Buggy Tour from Coral Bay to Adonis Baths

24. Village Venture: Troodos Mountains Food & Wine Small Group Day Tour

25. Chrysoroyiatissa ,Kykkos ,Omodos Day Tour from Paphos

26. Day Trip: Limassol and Kourion from Paphos

27. Full Day Troodos Guided Safari Tour with Pick Up

28. Wave Dancer Fireworks Night Cruise

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Take a private tour of Cyprus‘ cities, mountains and historic sites

Private guide to explore the underwater world of Cyprus

Are you looking for romantic events or would you like to experience the feeling of adventure and discovery ? Fulfil this wish privately and organised just for you and enjoy unforgettable romantic moments. Dive on the spectacular Zenobia Wreck or in the unique Musan Sculpture Park .

Take a private guided tour with us through Cyprus history

Would you like to discover antiquity, the Middle Ages and chivalry? Then Cyprus is the right place for you? Discover and explore historical, unknown and lost places with us. Famagusta with its gigantic walls, cathedrals and fortresses, Salamis the city of the Romans, St Hilarion Castle the mighty fortress in the mountains and many other exciting places await you. Privately guided and organised, just for you.

Tank Cementary – Explore tank wrecks in Cyprus private guided

At the point you can see tanks (T80) and armored personnel carriers (M113 APC).

The tank wrecks are located in a restricted military area. It is therefore possible that the area is closed due to exercises. *see „please note“

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Varosha – Explore a ghost town in Cyprus with a private guide

A year before the civil war and the Turkish invasion, Varosha was generating more than 50% of the island’s total income from tourism. There were now 45 hotels with more than 10,000 beds, 60 apartment hotels, almost 100 recreation centres, 21 banks, 24 theatres and cinemas and around 3,000 large and small shops. The population was just under 32,000.

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Tunnels & Caves – Adventure Dive or Try Dive possible

Discover underwater tunnels and mysterious caves inhabited by an array of marine life. From colourful fish to fascinating rock formations, there is plenty to discover and explore.

Our introductory dive at Tunnels and Caves is suitable for both beginners and experienced divers. Dive in and experience an unforgettable journey into the fascinating world beneath the surface of the Mediterranean.

Try Dive / Discover Scuba Diving 129 Euro/pers. or Dive Adventure Event price 99 Euro/pers.

Discover Larnaca with a private guide

Today, the modern city captivates visitors with its own unmistakable charm.

In addition, from September to April, thousands of migratory birds such as flamingos and wild swans come to rest and spend the winter at the nearby salt lake. Tour price 129 Euro/pers. – Guaranteed to take place with no minimum number of participants!

Troodos Mountain – private guided Tour – beautiful villages and waterfall at Cyprus

Places of silence, blaze of color and idyll, place for spirit and soul …. and for delicacies, traditional dishes, wine, oil and honey. We will visit all these places.

And before we leave the mountains, we will end your tour with a wine tasting in a winery

Tour price two persons 349 Euro

Lefkara – Visit the picturesque mountain village and a Olive-Farm

On our privately guided tour, you will also explore the narrow streets of the old mountain village of Lefkara , with its lovingly restored houses and shops, especially the unique craftsmanship of embroidery and silversmithing.

Tour, 2 person price 349 Euro more »

Private Boat trip to Blue Lagoon – Cape Greco

Our private boat tour to the Blue Lagoon offers you relaxing hours on board, ideal for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling

In an almost always deserted bay with a spectacular rocky coastline as a backdrop and crystal-clear water.

With us on board, you can enjoy pure seafaring romance , without dozens of other people and annoying music, except the one you want.

You may also want to experience a little romance with your loved one, and the Blue Lagoon is the perfect place for that.

Kremiotis Waterfall – a hidden fairytale world

It really does look completely different, green and overgrown with moss, almost like a jungle. The most adventurous part is the access to the waterfall. The path that leads to the waterfall ends at the back of the waterfall, so you can get to the front of the waterfall through a small tunnel 4 to 5 metres long. An adventure, but well worth it! A footbridge has recently been built around the waterfall so that you no longer have to walk through the tunnel.

Tour group price from 349 Euro more »

Elpida Wreck – private guided dive in Cyprus

The general areas and the bridge are between 20 and 14 metres deep.

The top of the masts is 10 metres and the wreck stands upright on the seabed, making it very photogenic . Our Event with a private scuba guide includes one dive with full equipment, rubber boat transfer to the dive spot and pick up service Larnaca and Agia Napa Area.

Event price 159 Euro /pers.

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On our holidays to Cyprus, we have created the ideal itinerary, so you get the most out of everyday you’re away. Plus, our local expert guides that lead our Cyprus tours ensure you learn all about the history behind famous landmarks and areas of interest. They are also on-hand to offer recommendations for your leisure time!

A holiday in Cyprus should include discovering beautiful, ancient villages and cities on the island such as Limassol and Omodos. A walking tour through remarkable ruins and architecture means you come face-to-face with the history of this country and walk in the footsteps of those who came before.

When you visit Cyprus, one of the most important archaeological regions should be on your list. Paphos includes an Archaeological Park where you can find all the artefacts in one place. It’s truly fascinating and perfect if you’re a lover of Greek mythology. From Greek cuisine to the capital city, old towns and shopping thoroughfare, there’s plenty to do on your Cyprus holidays 2024.

All of our holidays in Cyprus include return flights, accommodation, all transfers and an exciting array of excursions with an expert, local guide. So, stop planning and start packing!

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Travel Department holidays include flights, transfers and hotel accommodation on bed and breakfast, half board or full board basis, and excursions as specified.

All items that are included are clearly stated in our documentation. Add-ons such as insurance, bags and single room supplements are mentioned separately. In some cases you may have to pay a local departure tax or local transport cost. This will be detailed in your documentation and our local guides will assist you with these. Tipping is not included in your holiday price and information regarding tipping will also be included with your travel documents.

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You will be met on arrival at your destination airport and transferred to your accommodation. You will be accompanied on all included excursions by your Travel Department guide. Your expert local guide is also available to give you tips and advice on any aspect of your holiday.

What is the deposit and when is full payment due?

Deposit is required on booking and is dependent on your holiday type and starts at €100pp for city breaks. Full payment is due 10 weeks before departure hence if you book less than 10 weeks from departure full payment will be due when you book.

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What if there is an emergency?

We have local representatives in all of our destinations who are available 24/7 as well as an emergency contact number for our offices in Ireland should you ever need it.

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Epic Journey Across Time: Cyprus, Rhodes & the Turquoise Coast on Emerald Azzurra

April 9-18, 2025

Group Size: 100 travelers across all sponsors Price: Starting from $8,999 per person double occupancy, $13,499 single occupancy Co-sponsored with: National Trust for Historic Preservation, Museum Travel Alliance, Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, The Alumni Associations of Colombia, Tufts, and Vanderbilt Universities

Trip Overview

Sail through millennia of history on a beautiful, seven-night Eastern Mediterranean cruise aboard the acclaimed new Emerald Azzurra . Journey from Cyprus, one of the world’s best-kept secrets, to the legendary Greek island of Rhodes and Türkiye’s pristine Turquoise Coast, where you will board private glass-bottom boats for a fascinating perspective on the submerged ruins of an ancient city. With experts guiding you through the extraordinary history of this less-traveled region, you’ll be enriched by this in-depth look at the rise and fall of ancient empires—from the Mycenaeans, Phoenicians, Greeks, and Lycians to the Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans—and the historical interplay of Christianity and Islam. An optional prelude is available in Istanbul, one of the world’s most splendid cities with its ancient mosques and palaces, and the otherworldly landscapes of Türkiye’s Cappadocia region.

Schedule by Day

Depart for Larnaca, Cyprus, on an overnight flight.

Arrive this morning and transfer to the Indigo Hotel Larnaca for check-in. Guests who opt for the suggested flights will meet tour representatives at the airport and join the group transfer to the hotel.

This evening, attend a welcome reception with dinner at your leisure.

Overnight:  Indigo Hotel Larnaca

This morning, you may choose between tours of Nicosia or Kition, fascinating sites featuring millennia of cultural treasures.

Explore Cyprus’s millennia-old capital, Nicosia, once ruled by Byzantines, Venetians, and the British. Nicosia is “the world’s last divided capital,” with a UN-monitored buffer zone between the Greek Cypriot-controlled south and the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in the north. Visit the Cyprus Museum and its extensive array of archaeological artifacts and ancient Cypriot art. After lunch, see the elaborately beautiful Selimiye Mosque, which was originally constructed in the 13th and 14th centuries as the Catholic Cathedral of Saint Sophia and later converted into an Ottoman mosque.

Alternatively, explore Larnaca starting with the ancient city of Kition, where Mycenaean Achaeans arrived in the 13th century B.C., followed by Phoenicians in the ninth century B.C. Join your expert guide to explore Kition’s remains, including the Temple of Aphrodite-Astarte, built by the Phoenicians, and a 60-foot-long Roman mosaic. After lunch, transfer to the Troodos Mountains to view the world’s largest group of painted Byzantine churches and monasteries. This UNESCO-recognized collection of monuments, richly decorated with frescoes and murals, highlights the evolution of Byzantine and post-Byzantine painting in Cyprus over 500 years. These monuments range from small churches to monasteries such as the ornate Monastery of St. John Lampadistis, with its blend of Italian Renaissance and Byzantine art. 

All participants continue to Limassol and embark Emerald Azzurra . Enjoy a private performance of Cypriot dance on board and raise a Champagne flute on deck as we cruise out of the harbor in the late afternoon.

Overnight:   Emerald Azzurra

Meals: B, L, D

Step ashore in Paphos, the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite, according to legend. Established by Greek settlers during the Mycenaean era, the city was eventually captured by Ptolemy I of Egypt and later the Romans, who claimed it as the island’s capital. On a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Park of Nea Paphos, a UNESCO World Heritage site, visit the exquisite Houses of Dionysos, Theseus, and Aion, ancient Roman villas built from the second through the fifth centuries A.D. Marvel at their beautifully well-preserved mosaic floors depicting mythological and hunting scenes. View the medieval ruins of the Castle of Forty Columns, a seventh-century fortress named for its many granite columns.

Transfer to the Church of Chrysopolitissa, originally founded by the apostles Paul and Barnabas in 46 A.D. See the ruins of its fourth-century basilica and medieval Ottoman baths. View the modest yet famous St. Paul’s Pillar, said to mark the spot where the apostle Paul was whipped during his first missionary journey to Cyprus. After lunch on board, visit the Tombs of the Kings, followed by a visit to the Monastery of St. Neophytos. Carved out of the mountains, it houses a noteworthy ecclesiastical museum containing icons dating from the 16th century.

Return to the ship and set sail forTürkiye. .

Overnight:  Emerald Azzurra

Attend a morning lecture as the ship sails to Antalya, Türkiye’s largest Mediterranean city, renowned for its Greek, Roman, and Byzantine landmarks against a backdrop of the Taurus Mountains.

First, head south along the coast to the ancient trade center of Perge, once claimed by Lycians, Greeks, and Romans. Perge’s archaeological site features well-preserved bath complexes, an agora, basilicas, a theater, a stadium, and impressive fortifications. Nearby is the Antalya Archaeological Museum, notable for its collection of sculptures unearthed from the ancient site. In Aspendos, stop at the renowned Roman amphitheater built during Marcus Aurelius’s reign, known for its acoustics.

Return to Antalya and Emerald Azzurra , gathering for the captain’s welcome reception and dinner this evening.

Meals: B, L, R, D

Anchor off Türkiye’s fabled Turquoise Coast, named for the beautiful blue color of the waters, and board a tender into Kas, an ancient Lycian trading port.

Explore the remarkably restored, 4,000-seat limestone Hellenistic Theater, a rare relic of the ancient Lycian city, constructed in the first century B.C. Also, behold a well-preserved Lycian tomb located in Kas’s historical center. After a transfer to Kekova Bay, board glass-bottom boats and cruise for a mesmerizing perspective on the ancient submerged city of Simena. Below your feet, watch as ruins and rock-cut tombs appear in the clear turquoise waters.

Return to the ship and set sail for the island of Rhodes.

The ancient Lycians, initially nomads, settled in mountainous southwestern Türkiye in the eighth century B.C. and became known for their cliffside rock-cut tombs. Arrive in the beautiful port of Fethiye and transfer to the UNESCO-listed ancient Lycian capital of Xanthos, set on a cliff overlooking the Xanthos River, and delve into its rich history dating back to the eighth century B.C. Join an expert guide to explore its acropolis, Byzantine basilica, theater, and rock-cut tombs, remnants of its cosmopolitan past as a cultural, commercial, and political hub. Uncover connections between the Lycians, Greeks, and Persians, and remnants of the city’s later conquest by the Romans.

While here, discover the Nereid Monument, an intricately crafted tomb built in the fourth century B.C., showcasing a fusion of Lycian, Greek Ionic, and Persian architectural styles. An early example of Greek-style temple-tombs and a precursor to the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the monument was named after sea nymphs from Greek mythology.

Continue to nearby Letoon, the ancient Lycian sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Leto and her twin children, Artemis and Apollo. See Letoon’s temples and colonnaded galleries that shed light on the religious practices and mythological beliefs of the Lycians.

Return to the ship for lunch and depart for Rhodes.

The island of Rhodes was known in antiquity for its schools of philosophy, rhetoric, and sculpture, including its mythical Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. From 1309 to 1523, the the Knights of St. John occupied the city, surrounding it with fortifications they expertly maintained. Upon morning arrival, explore the UNESCO-listed fortified town, one of Europe’s best preserved medieval cities. Walk along the Street of the Knights, overflowing with mosaics, finely carved portals, balconies, and coats of arms. Then visit the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, housed in the medieval Hospital of the Knights, and see its collection of vases, figurines, Hellenistic mosaic floors, and more.

After morning arrival into Bodrum, delve into the history of Halicarnassus, visiting the Mausoleum, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, which showcases ancient artifacts from shipwrecks in the Aegean Sea.

Have lunch on board as the ship sails to Izmir.

After an afternoon at sea, celebrate your journey at the captain’s farewell reception and dinner.

Disembark this morning in Izmir and transfer to the airport for your flights home.

Accommodations

• One night accommodation at Indigo Hotel Larnaca in Larnaca
• Seven nights aboard Emerald Azzura
• Optional Post-tour extension: Istanbul (April 18-20, 2025) Details coming soon

What to Expect

Busy pacing may include multiple hotel changes plus internal flights or long drives. May involve exposure to the outdoors, full days of touring, and walking up to two hours.

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Let’s Go Tours by Amathus debuts Summer 2024 brochures

This year we say “Hello Summer” as we get ready for amazing trips worldwide – only with Let’s Go Tours by Amathus!

The new brochures are packed with holiday choices ranging from packaged tours to the Greek islands, all with direct flights to Skiathos, Corfu, Heraklion, Rhodes, Preveza, Santorini, and Halkidiki Group tours are available to mainland Greece, the European capitals, the nearby Middle East, exotic Asia, and cosmopolitan America. A world of travel choices awaits you, and don’t miss the group tours to Greece, Spain, Italy, Benelux, Switzerland, Croatia, Dubai, Jordan, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam, Kenya and Sri Lanka.

We also say “Hello Cruises” as we step on board a cruise from Piraeus with Costa, MSC, NCL, Royal Caribbean, Celestyal, Virgin, or the brand-new adult only Neonyx for an unlimited party cruise experiences to Mykonos and Santorini. Or why not take a fly & cruise package to the Western Mediterranean, the Norwegian Fjords, the Baltic Capitals, or anywhere in the world from Alaska to the Far East, with some of the most beautiful ocean and river cruise ships.

If you are looking for holidays to America or Africa, look no further. Let’s Go Tours by Amathus are specialists at putting together the very best itineraries whether as part of an escorted group or tailor-made just for you. For inspiration, scroll through Hello America and Hello Africa specialised brochures.

Let’s Go Tours by Amathus offers trips to suit every taste from 4 to 10-night packages, with prices starting from as low as €439 per person for 4 nights to Heraklion. Book early and enjoy Let’s Go Tours by Amathus exclusive travel privileges, such as early booking discounts for bookings made until the 17 th of May, free travel insurance, free lost luggage service, free parking at Larnaca airport, pay in instalments, points redemption, and much, much more.

All holiday packages offered by Let’s Go Tours by Amathus are based on responsible travel, the protection of the environment and the preservation of local cultures at the destinations. So, Let’s Go Green to save our oceans, forests, wildlife, and the local communities.

The brochures are available from all Let’s Go Tours by Amathus offices in Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos, or by calling: 77 778277, or downloading in digital form at: www.letsgotours.com .