Beaches
Cyprus is well known for its beautiful coasts with sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.
Paphos is a town located at the southwest part of Cyprus. It was once the capital city of the country and one of the most important kingdoms on the island.
As of the 2021 census, Limassol District had a population of approximately 262,238, with the city itself housing around 198,558 residents.
Nicosia in Greek is known as “Lefkosia” and is the only city in Europe which is divided in two by a green line which separated the Greek - Cypriots from the Tur
Kyrenia is a seaside town of Cyprus which is located on the middle of the north shore. It is the capital of the district which extends from the acrotiri of C
Larnaca sits on the south-east coast of Cyprus and is, for most visitors, the first part of the island they see — the country's main airport is here.
Famagusta, in Greek Ammochostos, is a town on the eastern coast of Cyprus, on the bay that carries its name.
The Peyia Sea Caves are a stretch of wind- and wave-cut rock formations on the south-western coast of Cyprus, near the village of Peyia and a short drive north
Avakas Gorge is an amazing masterpiece of nature located at the beginning of the Akamas peninsula, about 16 km west of Paphos (Pafos).
The Zenobia wreck diving site is rated as one of the top 10 wreck dives in the world and is located in Larnaca, in Cyprus island.
Nestled along the sun-drenched coastline of Paphos, Cyprus, the Tombs of the Kings stand as a testament to the island's rich tapestry of history and culture.
Palepaphos which means old Paphos was one of the most honoured praying centres of the Greek world, and was once a city-kingdom of Cyprus. The city of Palepap
The Larnaca castle is located on the southern point of the coastal avenue known as ‘’Foinikoudes’’ in Larnaca.
The Amathus archaeological site is located 11km east of Limassol centre and is considered as one of the most important ancient and historical sites in Cyprus.
Tucked away in the rugged Akamas Peninsula of northwestern Cyprus, the Baths of Aphrodite is one of those rare places where history, legend, and landscape merge
Famagusta, in Greek Ammochostos, is a town on the eastern coast of Cyprus, on the bay that carries its name.
Mackenzie Beach (also written McKenzie or Makenzie) is a few minutes south of the centre of Larnaca, and it is an unusual mix: golden sand and calm shallow wate
Along the sun-kissed southwestern coast of Cyprus, between the cities of Paphos and Limassol, rises one of the island’s most legendary landmarks: Petra tou Romi
Glyki Nero or Grecian Bay beach is one of the main beaches in Ayia Napa with crystal clear waters.
Far from the bustling resorts and crowded promenades of southern Cyprus, Pachyammos Beach offers a different kind of coastal experience—quiet, authentic, and ge
Coral Bay is a crescent-shaped bay in the Peyia municipality, about 11 km north of Paphos — roughly a 15 minute drive.
Where the City Meets the Sea Larnaca is a city that blends history, hospitality, and hedonism—and nowhere is that more evident than at Finikoudes Beach.
Lady's Mile Beach, located in the Zakaki area of Limassol , Cyprus, is a renowned coastal destination known for its extensive sandy shoreline, clear waters, and
On the far northwest coast of Cyprus, where rugged hills descend gently into the Mediterranean, lies Latchi Beach.
Tucked away on the remote northwestern coast of Cyprus, Pomos is one of the island’s most serene and untouched destinations.
Galata is a village which is located 60 kilometres west of Nicosia at the beautiful valley of Solia.
Tucked into the folds of the Troodos Mountains, Kalopanayiotis is a village where every stone seems to carry memory.
The community of Zygi is built south of the beach, about 40 kilometres northwest of the Larnaca district.
Perched at about 650 m above sea level on the sunny slopes of Troodos, Lefkara unfolds like a living canvas—an amphitheater of winding limestone alleys, terraco
Prodromos is a village (Greek: Πρόδρομος) which belongs to the district of Limassol in Cyprus in the geographical region of South Marathasa, about 60 kilometres
Salamiou is one of the beautiful traditional villages of Cyprus, offering a peaceful and authentic glimpse into the island’s countryside, history, and rural way
Pano Panagia (Greek: Πάνω Παναγιά), also simply known as Panagia, is a picturesque mountain village in the Paphos District of Cyprus.
Panagia tou Araka church is one of the ten byzantine churches of the Troodos mountain range that have been granted World Culture Heritage status by UNESCO. T
Panagia Odigitria Church is one of the notable religious landmarks of Kouklia, a historic village in the Paphos district of Cyprus.
The church of Agios Mamas is located at the south part of the Troodos mountain range, at the village of Louvaras at a distance of about 27 kilometres north of t
Agia Paraskevi church is located in the vilage of Geroskipou in Paphos.
The Church of Saint Lazarus (Agios Lazaros) in Larnaca was built in the late 9th century and is one of the most important Orthodox churches on the island.
Timios Stavros church is located in the village of Pelendri in the Limassol district. It is one of the nine churches of Troodos which are part of the Unesco
Panagia Angeloktisti Church is located in the village of Kiti, in Larnaca. The church, dates back to the 11th century and was erected over the ruins of an ea
Panagia Asinou Church, located near the village of Nikitari in the Nicosia district, is one of the most treasured Byzantine monuments in Cyprus.
High in the verdant Troodos Mountains of Cyprus, shrouded in pine forests and misty mountain air, lies one of the island’s most revered and iconic religious sit
The Holly monastery of Trooditissis or just Trooditissa is a men’s Orthodox monastery in Cyprus which belongs to the Orthodox Church of Cyprus. The Monastery
Agios Ioannis Lampadistis Monastery is one of the most important religious and historical monuments in Cyprus.
Panagia tou Sinti Monastery (in Greek: Παναγία του Σίντη ) is a remarkable cultural monument and is located in picturesque area in the Pentalia village, on the
Agios Neophytos Monastery is located near the village of Tala, about 10 kilometres north of Paphos, in a peaceful setting surrounded by greenery and forested hi
Hidden deep within the Troodos Mountains, amidst dense pine forests and winding country roads, lies one of Cyprus’s most remarkable religious landmarks: the Sta
Holy Monastery of St Nicholas of the Cats or Agios Nikolaos Ton Gaton Monastery is considered as being the oldest as well as the first monastery in Cyprus. A
Nestled in the serene heart of the Troodos Mountains, the Machairas Monastery stands as a beacon of faith and history in Cyprus.

Cape Greco Peninsula | Cyprus Island
Agios Neophytos Monastery, Paphos | Cyprus Island