Filled with legends of love, magnificent mosaics, archaeological awes, magnificent coasts make the small town of Paphos enlightening to behold.

Paphos was the island’s capital centuries ago, but can now instead call itself the capital of culture, thanks to its significant historical sites and monuments many of which are linked, to the Ancient Greek Goddess of Love and Beauty Aphrodite. It is no wonder then that due to its sheer wealth of ancient remnants, Katos Pafos as a whole has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Paphos with its harbor and Medieval Castle forming the focal point. The region also has quaint resorts further afield, including that of Polis Chrysochou and its fishing port of Latchi, and is home to areas of stunning natural splendor, including the Akamas Peninsula and its Avakas Gorge, Lara beach (where Green Turtles nest), and Petra Tou Romiou (Aphrodite’s Rock/birthplace).

Although small in size, Paphos offers a fascinating tapestry of modern tourist accommodation, shopping options, and entertainment, woven with aspects, immersed in antiquity and myth, which is why it was Aphrodite’s sanctuary then, and that of visitors the world over now.

Paphos H/D City Tour

Let yourself be taken back in time on this 4-hour excursion through ancient Cyprus! Visit the Lusigan-style Paphos Castle, built in 1391 to protect the harbour, and explore Old Town Paphos and its hidden gems, including art, handicrafts, and traditional products.

Meet local artisans and experience craftspeople at work, using techniques that have been passed down for centuries. Sample homemade food and local products, such as dates, olives, and lemons. Finish off with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tomb of the Kings, as well as the Neo-Paphos Archaeological Park, with its unique underground tombs from the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Admire the incredibly well-preserved mosaics of the House of Dionysos and gain insight into the ancient Greek way of life.

When you’re done, you’ll have a better understanding of the architecture and culture that make up Cyprus – the perfect way to end your excursion!

Wine Tour – Omodos

Your private tour starts with a visit to Ktima Gerolemo winery, located near the village of Omodos in the Limassol region. You will be guided through a modern family winery and introduced to the principles of organic cultivation of the vine and the “secrets” of wine.

Following the winery tour, you will have the opportunity to taste the wines served with snacks while enjoying spectacular views of the valley and the vineyards.

We then head off to Omodos, with its cobbled square, old stone-built houses, a Medieval wine press and the monastery of Timios Stavros (Holy Cross), with its old icons and impressive woodcarvings with lunch then served at a local tavern (Kyr Yiannis)

Our next stop is at Archimadrita village, where you will visit the newly established boutique family winery committed to producing wines of the highest calibre. Guided through the winery, you will have the opportunity to do some wine tasting while enjoying spectacular views of the valley.

Aphrodite Hills Golf Green Fee & Buggy (18 Holes)

Aphrodite Hills Golf Course was established in 2002 and features a magnificent championship golf course, a superb Clubhouse and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. It is the perfect environment for golfers of all standards and ages. Spreading out over 6,289 meters and overlooking the site where Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, is said to have emerged from the sea, our golf course is truly a unique location in which to test your skills friends.

The award-winning golf course was designed by the acclaimed architect Cabell Robinson. Robinson has designed Aphrodite Hills to be the perfect mix of challenging pot bunkers, manicured fairways of lush Bermuda grass and generous tiered greens. Additional amenities at Aphrodite Hills Golf include an extensive practice facility area with two large putting greens and a short game area.

Minthis Golf Club Green Fees (18 Holes)

Minthis is a beautiful and challenging course that winds its way past a 12th-century monastery with breath-taking views of the Troodos Mountains and beyond. The 18-hole, Par 72 championship golf course boasts outstanding holes that organically follow the natural undulations of the topography, looping past water features and ancient groves, with hundreds of olive trees, fruit orchards and grapevines.

As part of a Natura 2000 site, nature is an ever-present element and the Golf Club was recently the first in Cyprus to be awarded a GEO Certification, recognising the eco-friendly sustainable approach and commitment to nature, resource conservation and community value.

Designed by legendary golf architect Donald Steel in 1994 and renovated by renowned course designers Mackenzie and Ebert, the course is a flawless example of their philosophy that golf courses should fit in with the terrain, be in keeping with their setting and focus on the details. Famed for their work on many of the British Open Championship courses, Tom Mackenzie and his team have also been instrumental in the recent course development at Minthis. With their expert help, all greens have been rebuilt to conform to the sand-based USGA specification standard and the golf course reopened in spring 2021 with brand new greens, new bunkers and a redesigned layout.

Few places are so tranquil for a friendly game, elevated tees invite everyone to “have a go”, yet narrow tree-lined fairways provide a challenge, with each shot requiring careful assessment. The opening nine holes are the more forgiving half of the course, encircling the historic monastery, vineyards, orchards and olive trees. The back nine holes are all about precision with a wonderful variety of adventures. The newly designed par 5 10th hole is a perfect example of the challenges golfers will face. It may be difficult to concentrate when standing on the dramatically elevated tees because of the picture-perfect views of the Troodos mountains.  The ultimate test is the Par 3 15th hole, with its impressive island green.

Blue Lagoon Cruise With Transfer

Experience the best cruise alongside the Akamas coastline with Blue Lagoon II boats from Latch harbor. Akamas, located on the west coast of Cyprus, is the last large unspoiled coastal area remaining in Cyprus and one of the very few important sea turtle nesting areas in the Mediterranean.

The Blue Lagoon II boat departs from Latsi Port for a lazy day trip west of Paphos towards Akamas where you will have the opportunity to see the famous Baths of Aphrodite, Saint George’s Island, sea caves at Manolis bay, Blaii bay, and Fontana Amoroza. You’ll stop at the crystal clear waters of the blue lagoon for swimming and snorkeling.

The boat provides a beautiful opportunity for a relaxing 3-hour cruise to admire the unique and unspoiled beauty of the Akamas coast.

Arriving at Latsi Port there are many fish taverns, coffee shops, and ice-cream kiosks to complete your unforgettable journey of discovery and beauty.

Pirate Adventure – Jolly Rogers II

Ship Ahoy and away we go!! Hoisting the sails and embarking on our journey along the coastline of Paphos. This cruise is a family favourite and welcomes all ages aboard to enjoy the action-packed Pirate show.

A relaxing day for parents and an entertaining experience for children.

Discover Famagusta

Cross the UN-patrolled border into northern Cyprus and visit some of the north’s most famous historical sites. The first stop of this day trip is Salamis Archaeological Site, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea from Cyprus’s east coast.

Salamis was the most brilliant ancient city in Cyprus and the capital of the island for more than a thousand years. The archaeological site of Salamis, culture and history is considered one of the most important not just in Cyprus but also in the Mediterranean Sea. Discover the archaeological site of Salamis as your guide shares with you the rise and fall of this Great Greek Kingdom. The next stop is Famagusta City where you will visit the Latin Cathedral of Saint Nicholas and Othello Tower.

Enjoy your free time for lunch or for strolling around in the old town. Before heading back, a short stop at Constantia Beach where you will have the opportunity for a panoramic view of the ghost town of Famagusta. The once-bustling holiday resort was abandoned during the Turkish invasion of 1974 and has remained sealed behind barbed wire barricades ever since.

* Please remember to bring your passport / ID on this trip.

Love Cyprus

Discover rural Cyprus on an unforgettable journey around the Western side of the island.  Begin in Petra tou Romiou, also known as Aphrodite’s Rock, the mythical birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite, and take in the stunning views of the Cypriot coastline.

Continue with a visit to the impressive archaeological site of Kourion, a Greek City-State.  View the Greco-Roman architecture including the amphitheatre and beautiful mosaics at this important site.  Next stop is Kolossi Castle, a well-preserved Crusader-era castle surrounded by a beautiful courtyard.  Proceed to Omodos, the mountain-ringed village.

Enjoy a guided walk to meet the local people and enjoy the scenery. Free time for lunch will be give for you to enjoy in one of the local taverns.  Finally, experience the traditional Cyprus wine in a local winery before heading back to your hotel.

Don’t miss this chance to explore the beauty of rural Cyprus.

Nicosia The Last Divided Capital

Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, finds out about the turbulent history of one of the world’s last divided cities. Arriving in the south part of Nicosia, your guide will show and give you all the interesting facts about this town.

Discover the Liberty Monument and the Cathedral of St John located in the centre of the old town of Nicosia. Despite its modest exterior, the interior of The Cathedral of St John will take you by surprise. You’ll be taken on a walking tour through the partially car-free old town within the Venetian Walls and visit Leventis Museum.

Ample free time will be provided for shopping or for lunch.

Troodos & Kykkos Monastery

The journey into the Troodos Mountains is spectacular. You’ll pass small villages and get a glimpse of traditional Cypriot life. You will be transferred to a local village for a coffee break (not included). Afterwards, you travel high in the pine-clad Troodos Mountains you’ll find the Kykkos Monastery.

Omodos Village, where you will have a guided walk through the village and visit the Monastery of Holy Cross. Your guide will fill your day with plenty of stories and unravel the history of Cyprus, piece by piece.