WELCOME TO CYPRUS

Planning your trip to Cyprus

Cyprus is a place that creates unforgettable memories and is a treasure trove of natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality. Temperatures in Cyprus vary and the island experiences scorching hot summers and mild winters. The Troodos Mountains is generally cooler throughout the year and receives an annual snowflaw every winter. Blue flag beaches and luxurious resorts add to the islands qualities, as well as the ancient ruins and mouth watering Cypriot cuisine. Cyprus is a destination that will leave you wanting more. Start planning your trip to Cyprus today and get ready to create unforgettable memories.

A paradise island for all

Cyprus is a truly stunning island nestled in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. It is a popular destination that attracts nearly 3 million visitors each year and it has become a diverse location offering relaxing beach vacations and adventurous getaways. Cyprus has a thriving ex-pat community, which adds to its diversity and offers a range of experiences that cater to every traveller’s needs. English is freely spoken on the island and there is an endless amount of things to do and places to visit on the island. The coastal resorts and the surrounding areas of Paphos, Polis Chrysochou, Limassol, Larnaca and Ayia Napa all offer an abundance of quality restaurants, bars, clubs and a full range of accommodation. The Troodos Mountains has become a hub for nature lovers, hikers, agro-tourism and offers skiing in the winter. Nicosia is the only divided capital city in the world and is a hub of activity for people seeking museum culture.

Where to stay in Cyprus

Cyprus offers a full range of acommodation to suit all budgets and preferences. Backpacking has become very popular and this has led to the introduction of a number of hostels and budget-friendly guest houses all around the island. There are also a wide range of self catering apartments and a full compliment of two to five star plus hotels. The charming boutique hotels normally offer bed and breakfast, whilst the luxurious beachfront resorts generally offer all inclusive deals and a whole host of on-site facilities.

Exploring the local culture

Cyprus has over 10,000 years of documented history and a vibrant culture stems from this. The island has been conquered and ruled by a number of civilizations who have all left their mark in Cyprus. All areas of the island offer well-preserved relics from the past and everything on the island has a story attached to it. Each city and town has its old quarter and there are many traditional villages that offer a glimpse of a rural life in Cyprus. There are also a number of local art galleries and museums, as well as sites of historical significance to visit.

Where to dine in Cyprus

Cyprus is a culinary paradise, offering a delectable fusion of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavors. There are a number of mainstream chains and a whole host of unique fine dining restaurants, showcasing innovative gastronomy from all around the world. The traditional Cypriot taverns however, serving mouth watering meze platters remain the islands favourite. These local taverns also use traditional Cypriot recipes to create unique specialties and products including local delicacies and Cypriot deserts.

Agro-tourism in Cyprus

The Troodos Mountains are centrally located in Cyprus, so they are accessible from all parts of the island. Agro-tourism in the mountains is very popular and there are many options for those that want to partake in this activity. The whole mountain range is adorned with picturesque villages, and village hopping is a popular way of exploring and experiencing each area. Breathtaking landscapes even in the foothills can be had and formideal backdrops for hiking, fishing and cycling activities. There are also a number of stunning waterfalls to visit surrounded by an abundance of nature. The Troodos Mountains offers all types of accommodation specifically geared at agro-tourism and these include both camping and glamping. The island currently offers over 200 pre-designated hiking and walking trails and mountain biking is also a popular way of navigating the mountain passes. Fishing can be had in one of the many freshwater dams or lakes.

Watersports & boat trips

A whole array of watersports and boat trips are available at most coastal resorts. Watersports including speed boat hire, jet skiing, para-sailing, and windsurfing can be booked on the day, but trips are usually booked in advance.