Day 01: Arrival Paphos                                                     (13km – 30min)
Arrive Paphos meet ad assist at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Settle in your room before spending the rest of this first day at leisure.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 02: Paphos – Caledonia Waterfalls – Paphos          (170km – 3.5hrs by coach / 2hrs hike)
After breakfast hop on the coach for your first adventure! The first stop of the day will be at a fruit plantation where you will have a tour and enjoy some fresh lemonade. Hop back on board your coach and head to the starting point of Caledonia Nature Trail.

The trail follows a course through dense forest vegetation along Kryos Potamos River which is one of the few in Cyprus that never runs dry. This hiking day trip is one of the most beautiful in Cyprus since is taking you to the highest waterfalls on the island. Caledonia Waterfall is located two kilometres north of Platres village. It falls vertically from a height of 12 metres.

At the end of the hiking, you will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant (included). This tour ends with a quick photo stop at Petra Tou Romiou (also known as Aphrodite’s Rock) to be dropped off at your hotel in the afternoon.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 03: Paphos – Letymvou – Latchi Harbour – Paphos                        (90km – 1.5hrs)
After breakfast pick up from your hotel in Paphos and head to the countryside. The first stop of the day will be the Traditional House of Sofia’s located at Letymvou village. Learn about halloumi cheese and the local bread-making process. Do not miss the opportunity to taste them.

Next stop a winery where you will enjoy local wines. Hop back on board your coach and head to Latchi Harbour. Embark on a late afternoon cruise to the fascinating Blue Lagoon. This tour ends with your pick up from Latchi Harbour and transfer back to your hotel in Paphos in the afternoon.
Overnight in Paphos.
Day 04: Paphos
Recharge your energies with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before enjoying a slow day of rest and relaxation.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 05: Paphos
After breakfast enjoy a full day at leisure.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 06: Paphos – Akamas Peninsula – Paphos                       (90km – 3hrs)
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. There’s only one way to explore the wild Akamas Peninsula, by 4×4. Join in on this bumpy adventure as you go off-road down dirt tracks and over potholes. You’ll kick off with a drive to the giant limestone walls of the Avakas Gorge.

Next up is Lara Bay, home to a breeding station for the protected Green Back Turtles (no guarantee of seeing turtles). Enjoy lunch (included) before heading to the Baths of Aphrodite, where legend has it that the waters have magical rejuvenating properties. The last stop will be in a local village and you will have the opportunity to visit a typical traditional Cypriot coffee shop! (own expense). Return to the hotel in the afternoon.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 07: Paphos
After breakfast day at leisure.
Overnight in Paphos.

Day 08: Depart Paphos                                        (13km – 30min)
After breakfast departure transfer to Airport to catch the flight for onward journey.

Day 01: Arival Paphos Or Larnaca – Limassol (60km – 45min)
Arrive at the airport meet and assist at the airport and transferred to hotel, the rest of day at your leisure.
Overnight in Limassol.

Day 02: Limassol – Larnaca – Lefkara – Limassol (160km – 2hrs)
In and around LefkaraHave a tasty breakfast at the hotel and start your first adventure! The first stop of the day will be the 11th-century Byzantine church of Angeloktisti – which means ‘built by angels’ in Greek – was erected over the ruins of an Early Christian basilica (6th century). We drive to Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque.

Afterwards, you will visit the church of St. Lazarus; this magnificent stone edifice was built in the 9th century by the Byzantine emperor Leon the wise and restored in the 17th century. You will then take a leisurely stroll around the fascinating old town of Larnaca and along the famous “Foinikoudes” promenade and have some free time for lunch (not included).

Leaving Larnaca you will travel to the picturesque village of Lefkara famous for its “Lefkaritika” lacework and its silverware. The lace-making tradition goes back to the medieval period and legend has it that Leonardo Da Vinci himself visited the village during the Venetian era and bought an altar cloth of the traditional lace, which he donated to Milan cathedral.

The village today retains its original architecture and is a maze of winding alleys begging to be explored. You will also see the village women sitting outside their houses and working on their embroidery as their ancestors have done for generations. Return to the hotel in the afternoon.
Overnight in Limassol.

Day 03: Limassol
Wake up to a tasty breakfast at your hotel and get ready for a day at leisure. Overnight in Limassol.

Day 04: Limassol Region
Enjoy a delightful breakfast at your hotel and drive through Phassouri citrus groves and vineyards, to the ancient city of Kourion, a beautiful and unspoiled spot perched high on a cliff, to enjoy a dazzling view of the ruins and the sea below. Kourion is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Cyprus. Admire the magnificent fully restored Greco-Roman Theatre, with its half-moon of seats facing out to sea. Explore the House of Eustolios, a private Roman villa, with superb 5th-century mosaic floors.

Afterwards, a stop at Kolossi Castle, built in the 13th century. Your guide will tell you how it served both as the Grand Commandery of the Knights of St. John’s Order, of Jerusalem, and also of the Knights Templar. The day continues with a visit to Lambouris Winery for a tour and wine tasting. For over 300 years, the Lambouris family’s long tradition of winemaking and an unbroken drive for perfection has made Lambouris Wine a household name for exclusive Cypriot wines.

The last stop of the day will be one of the most beautiful and picturesque old villages in Cyprus Omodhos village. The tour offers an exploration of the monastery of the Holy Cross. Also, see the winepress “Linos” restored in an old house and visit some of the local houses to feel the date of their birth, stroll through the narrow streets and local shops famous for their vitraux and handmade pieces of traditional stained glass. You can walk in the village square to enjoy the serenity of its surroundings and rest at the coffee shop of the square, to have your refreshments before returning to Limassol.
Overnight in Limassol.

Day 05: Limassol
Enjoy a rich breakfast at the hotel before enjoying a full day at leisure. Overnight in Limassol.

Day 06: Limassol – Paphos Region – Limassol (135km – 1.5hr)
Indulge in a delicious breakfast at the hotel. The first sightseeing stop is at Rock of Aphrodite, the symbol of Paphos city. Legend tells us that here, the goddess of Cyprus, Aphrodite, was born from the foam of the sea and was carried by the sea waves on the coasts of Cyprus, to Paphos, which has become the sacred place where Aphrodite was venerated.

The route continues to Paphos, for an opportunity to discover one of the most beautiful places on the island. The whole town of Paphos is included in the official UNESCO list of culture and natural treasure of the world heritage. The drive takes us to the north-west to visit the underground Tombs of the Kings, the necropolis (cemetery) of Paphos, dated back to the 3rd century BC, with open peristyle courts surrounded by burial chambers.

The tour leads to a visit to the House of Dionysus, to see the famous site of breathtaking mosaics unearthed during the excavation of a Roman nobleman’s villa from the third century AD. An extensive complex of buildings fitted with beautiful mosaic floors showing Roman legends and characters, but mostly representing scenes from Greek mythology, is considered to be the finest mosaics in all the Mediterranean. Now there is time for shopping at King’s Avenue Mall! The last stop of the day will be to the Geroskipou area to taste Cypriot traditional delights or otherwise “Loukoumia” and visit Ayia Paraskevi Byzantine Church.
Overnight in Limassol.

Day 07: Limassol – Nicosia – Limassol (170km – 2hrs)
In and around NicosiaHave breakfast at the hotel. The first stop of the day will be St. John’s Cathedral built in 1662 by Archbishop Nikiforos you will admire the 18th-century frescoes embellishing the walls, depicting colourful biblical scenes. The most significant collection of Cypriot antiquities is housed at the Cyprus Archaeological Museum, built in the classic British style. Its treasures include artefacts dating from Neolithic Age. Ceramics, tomb-monuments, bronze statues, and coins that span 5000 years of the island’s history are on display. Perhaps the most famous exhibit is the statue of Aphrodite from Soli, now the symbol of Cyprus.

At the completion of your visit, you will proceed to the Green Line checkpoint at Ledra Street from where you will have the opportunity to gaze at the occupied half of Nicosia and the northern territory of Cyprus. You will then proceed through the impressive Venetian Walls, which encircle the old city, via Paphos Gate. In the old town of Nicosia where there is free time for shopping, lunch or browsing in the restored 19th-century neighbourhood called “Laiki Yeitonia”, with traditional houses, craft shops, taverns and galleries, all lining the narrow pedestrian streets within the walled city.
Overnight in Limassol.

Day 08: Limassol – Departure Paphos Or Larnaca (60km – 45min)
After breakfast departure transfer to airport to catch the fight for onward Journey.