
Larnaca Airport
Αεροδρόμιο Λάρνακας
Your island adventure begins at Cyprus’s main international airport. From here, the salt lake and palm-lined seafront are just a short drive away.
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Αεροδρόμιο Λάρνακας
Your island adventure begins at Cyprus’s main international airport. From here, the salt lake and palm-lined seafront are just a short drive away.

Αλυκή Λάρνακας
Larnaca’s salt lake welcomes migrating flamingos during the wetter winter months. Enjoy the birds from a respectful distance on the lakeside trails.

Παραλία Φοινικούδων
Palm trees line the famous Finikoudes promenade. Wander beside the sea, stop for a coffee and enjoy the easy pace of Larnaca.

Λεύκαρα
Lefkara is celebrated for its traditional lace and silverwork. Follow its narrow stone lanes to discover workshops and village courtyards.

Χοιροκοιτία
This UNESCO-listed Neolithic settlement offers a glimpse of some of the island’s earliest communities. Reconstructed round houses help bring daily life in the distant past into focus.

Ζύγι
Zygi is a small fishing village with a welcoming harbour. Its waterfront tavernas are a lovely place to enjoy the sea breeze.

Μαρίνα Λεμεσού
Stroll along the marina’s waterside walkways and watch the boats. The old town of Limassol is nearby, with lively lanes and cafés to explore.

Κάστρο Κολοσσίου
This medieval stone keep stands amid the countryside west of Limassol. Its history is closely connected to the Knights of St John and the production of Commandaria wine.

Κούριον
An ancient theatre looks out over the Mediterranean at Kourion. Explore the archaeological site’s mosaics and ruins against a sweeping coastal backdrop.

Πέτρα του Ρωμιού
Legend places the birth of Aphrodite beside these striking coastal rocks. Take in the views from the shore and discover one of Cyprus’s best-known landscapes.

Λιμάνι Πάφου
The harbour brings together fishing boats, seaside cafés and a medieval castle. Nearby archaeological sites reveal the long story of this coastal city.

Πάφος
Paphos blends a lively coastal town with remarkable ancient heritage. Discover its old town and explore archaeological treasures beside the sea.

Τάφοι των Βασιλέων
These impressive ancient tombs were carved into the rock for high-ranking residents, rather than kings. Their open courtyards and stone columns make this a memorable archaeological stop.

Κόλπος των Κοραλλίων
A curved sandy beach and clear water make Coral Bay a popular coastal stop. Enjoy a relaxed walk along the shore and views across the bay.

Πόλη Χρυσοχούς
Polis sits near the beautiful Chrysochou Bay in north-western Cyprus. Its village-like centre is a peaceful starting point for exploring the region.

Λατσί
Latchi’s small harbour is known for its fishing boats and waterfront tavernas. The nearby coastline leads toward the natural landscapes of Akamas.

Ακάμας
The Akamas peninsula is home to rugged coastline and rich natural habitats. Follow marked paths, respect protected areas and leave the landscape as you found it.

Λεμεσός
Limassol’s long seafront connects beaches, parks and the old town. It is also a gateway to the villages and vineyards in the hills above the city.

Όμοδος
Omodos is a wine village with cobbled lanes and a lively central square. Explore its traditional houses and the Monastery of the Holy Cross.

Τρόοδος
Pine forests and mountain trails offer a cooler side of Cyprus. Discover peaceful scenery, village stops and walking paths through the mountains.

Κακοπετριά
Old Kakopetria is a charming collection of stone houses beside mountain streams. Wander its narrow lanes and enjoy the shade of the Solea valley.

Κύκκος
Kykkos is one of Cyprus’s best-known monasteries, set among mountain forests. Visitors should dress respectfully and follow the monastery’s visiting guidance.

Αγία Νάπα
Ayia Napa combines sandy beaches with a historic monastery at its centre. Its coastline opens onto clear water and scenic seaside walks.

Κάβο Γκρέκο
Cape Greco’s limestone cliffs and sea caves overlook bright turquoise water. Explore marked coastal paths and enjoy the views while keeping clear of cliff edges.

Πρωταράς
Protaras is known for sandy beaches including Fig Tree Bay. Its coastal promenade is an inviting place for a leisurely seaside walk.