Troodos-Gebirge Tour mit Kykkos-Kloster und Mittagessen

Semi-submarine swim cruise with turtle watching and drinks from Paphos

Dive into the beauty of Paphos on a semi-submarine cruise. Explore shipwrecks, swim at Atlantis Beach, and savour unlimited drinks onboard.

Sunset cruise, turtle watching and unlimited drinks from Paphos

Dive into Paphos's underwater forest on a semi-submarine tour including drinks. Visit the Vera K shipwreck, spot turtles, and swim at Atlantis Beach. Book now.

Paphos Ocean Vision Night Cruise with Show & Transport

Add a touch of magic to your holiday with this glamorous evening cruise. After the chance to see a blazing sunset over the Med, you'll really be spoiled. There's a delicious buffet dinner, plus live entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display to end the night.Casting off from Paphos harbour, you'll cruise along to Riccos Bay and drop anchor in the best spot to watch the sunset. Grab yourself a drink from the bar and you can raise a toast as the sun falls over the horizon – and when the stars come out, the fun begins.There's music and a live performance to keep you entertained and you'll be served up a tasty buffet dinner of hot and cold dishes. Then, it's time for the main event – a fabulous fireworks display that lights up the sky. And to keep the party vibes going, we'll continue with a disco all the way back to shore.

Jolly Roger pirate family cruise from Paphos

Your family is about to set sail on a proper pirate adventure from Paphos Harbour to Ricco's Bay. The Jolly Roger cruise offers two and a half hours of buccaneering fun, with face painting to transform your little ones into fearsome pirates, limbo dancing to test their skills, and a snorkelling stop at Ricco's Bay. They can even walk the plank if they dare. It's the kind of day out that turns ordinary children into swashbuckling adventurers.

Wine tasting boat cruise from Latchi to Blue Lagoon with BBQ lunch

Book a wine tasting boat cruise from Latchi to the Blue Lagoon and enjoy Cypriot wines, BBQ lunch, and swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Akamas.

Half-day Paphos Old Town walking tour with local produce tasting

A mix of artisan shops, local tastes and old‑town exploring is in store on this tour to Moutallos, a neighbourhood in Paphos full of restored lanes and small workshops that bring the area's Ottoman-era past to life. You'll be picked up from your hotel to start the day, then it's off to Moutallos Square.Once there, you'll wander over to The Place, a creative workshop space that brings together artisans who work in pottery, mosaics, weaving, woodwork and natural products. You can watch them in action, chat to the makers and sample a few of their locally produced treats like olive oil, herbs, nuts and traditional Cypriot sweets.After that, you'll continue to Ibrahim's Khan, a former Ottoman inn now filled with crafts and culture. At the entrance, there's a cosy bistro serving up homemade pastries and sweet bites, paired with Cypriot, Turkish or Greek coffee. You'll then wrap things up with some free time to wander the old-town market area, the perfect spot to pick up a couple of local favourites like honey or olive‑oil soaps before heading back.

Paphos Hills wine tour with historic monastery visit

Discover Cyprus with wine tastings, olive oil farm visit, optional traditional lunch and historic monastery exploration.

Vouni Panayia Winery and traditional Cypriot villages culinary tour

Dive into Cypriot wine culture at Vouni Panayia Winery, taste local flavors in Amargeti Village, and discover crafts in Yeroskypou Village. Book now.

Half-day Troodos Mountains village tour with art museum visit

Leave the lure of Paphos' beaches behind as you head west into the Troodos Mountains to understand the art and soul of this region of Cyprus. First up is a visit to the small, olive tree-lined village of Platanisteia. The place's claim to fame is the 20th-century artist Hambis Tsangaris, who lived and worked here in the 80s. You'll tour the printmaking museum that he established, see his work and learn about his inspirations, from the Cypriot landscape to folk stories and war.From here, you'll begin climbing into the foothills of the Troodos Mountains, making your next stop at the little village of Arsos. It's set among the many vineyards of this wine-making centre, giving it a rustic feel that gets stronger as you see the terracotta rooftops and brightly painted shutters of the houses here. Pull up a chair and relax for a morning coffee at one of the local cafes. Don't be surprised to find a few of the local gents playing tavli, or backgammon, at the next table. Finally, you'll take scenic mountain tracks to reach a dense forest. Hiding among the pines is the Medieval Tzelefos Bridge, a Venetian stone bridge over the Diarizos River. It's a great place to grab a selfie and then take a wander in the woods, where you can breathe in the wild herbs that grow along the river before returning to Paphos.

Lefkara and Nicosia guided walking tour

Looking to add an extra dose of culture to your holiday to Cyprus? This well-rounded guided tour is just what you need. After being picked up at your accommodation, you'll head to your first stop, the village of Lefkara. This picturesque little spot is known across the island for its silver and lace handicrafts. You'll have plenty of opportunities to shop for some yourself as you follow your guide around some of the village's cobbled lanes.From here, you'll start the drive to Nicosia, where you'll kick off your tour at Laiki Geitonia. This part of the city is completely pedestrianised and is nestled inside 16th-century Venetian walls. Most of the houses here have been restored from the 18th century, so be sure to have your camera ready – the stonework on show is something else.Finally, you'll follow your guide through the checkpoint and into the northern part of the city. There's loads of postcard-worthy landmarks on display here, like the Cathedral of Saint Sophia, the most important religious building in Nicosia. It's over 700 years old and, although it was built as a cathedral, it's now used as a mosque.