Paphos
Sea Caves in Peyia, Paphos
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
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Paphos
Secret Valley Golf Club
The Secret Valley Golf Club is located 18 kilometres from Paphos and it is 49kilometres from Limassol, near Petra tou Romiou.
Paphos
Palaipaphos (Kouklia) Archaeological Site
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
Limassol
The Environmental Education & Information Centre
The purpose of this centre is to inform the visitors and tourists about the unusual nature and the ecological importance of the Akrotiri peninsula area.
Limassol
The three stars wreck diving site
The three stars shipwreck is one of the most famous shipwrecks in Cyprus.
Nicosia
Tilliria Peninsula
Tilliria peninsula is a mountainous peninsula located at the northwest part of the island between the Chrysochous Bay and Morphou Bay.
Paphos
Tombs of the Kings - Paphos
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.
Limassol
Troodos Mountain Range
The Troodos Mountain Range is the largest mountain range in Cyprus and is located right at the center of the island.
Larnaca
Kalavasos Mosque
The mosque in Kalavasos in the Larnaca district, has been a worshipping area for the minority of the Muslims who lived in the village for about a century.
Paphos
Gefiri tou Tzelefou (Tzelefos Venetian Bridge)
Deep in the green embrace of the Troodos Mountains in Cyprus lies a fairytale-like stone bridge that feels like it was plucked straight out of a medieval legend