• Arrival and transfer at the hotel in Pafos 
• Check-in
• Dinner at the hotel depending on arrival time 

Panayia Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery
Visit the 12th-century monastery, known for its beautiful Byzantine icons and its dedication to the Virgin Mary.
Explore the peaceful grounds and enjoy panoramic views of the valley below.
Kykkos Monastery
Discover Kykkos Monastery, one of the most famous and wealthiest monasteries in Cyprus.
Admire the golden mosaics, frescoes, and the icon of the Virgin Mary believed to be painted by St. Luke.
Visit the Kykkos Museum, home to a collection of religious artifacts and manuscripts.
Monastery of Saint John Lampadistis in Kalopanayiotis
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 11th-century monastery complex features remarkable Byzantine frescoes and a unique blend of Orthodox and Latin chapels, all nestled under a single timber roof in the scenic Marathasa Valley. It is a serene stop rich in history and art.
Omodos Village and Timios Stavros Monastery
Explore the charming Omodos village, known for its wine production and traditional handicrafts.
Visit the Timios Stavros Monastery, a sacred site with an important religious history and beautiful architecture.
Afterward, visit local bakeries to taste traditional Cypriot bread and enjoy village authentic atmosphere.
Wine tasting at Linos winery
Experience the rich winemaking heritage of Cyprus at Linos Winery in Omodos. This family-run estate, established in 1825, offers a delightful tasting of traditional and innovative wines, including the islands first blue wine, Mediterranean Blu.
Return to Pafos and dinner at the hotel

Departure: from the hotel in Pafos and enjoy the scenic drive through the beautiful Cypriot countryside.
Choirokoitia Village
A brief stop for coffee and rest.
Check point
Cross the checkpoint into Northern Cyprus, all participants need to have EU ID or passport
Monastery of St. Barnabas
Visit the Tomb of St. Barnabas, Cyprus patron saint, located in a peaceful courtyard.
Learn about the monastery role in early Christianity and its cultural significance.
Salamis Archaeological Site
Walk through the impressive ruins of a city that dates to 1100 BC, once a bustling trade hub of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Explore the Gymnasium, adorned with marble columns, and the large Roman Baths with stunning mosaics.
Stand in the ancient Theater, once accommodating 15,000 spectators.
Learn about this city history under various empires, from the Greeks to the Romans.
St. Nikolaos Cathedral (Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque) and Walking Tour of Famagusta Old Town
Admire the Gothic architecture of this former cathedral, converted into a mosque during Ottoman rule.
Observe intricate stone carvings and the iconic fig tree in the courtyard, reportedly over 700 years old.
Gain insights into the blending of Gothic and Islamic design elements.
Walking Tour of Famagusta Old Town:
Stroll through the charming medieval streets within the Venetian walls.
See landmarks like the Venetian Palace ruins and the Othello Tower, said to have inspired Shakespeare play.
Lunch break (optional)
Ghost City of Varosha
Embark on a guided walking tour of Varosha, an abandoned resort town frozen in time since 1974.
Hear poignant stories about its once-thriving community and the events that led to its abandonment.
Take in the eerie atmosphere and views of crumbling buildings and deserted streets, now partially reopened for visitors.
Return to Pafos and dinner at the hotel
 

Departure: from Pafos
Kourion Archaeological Site
Arrive at Kourion, an ancient city-kingdom with spectacular coastal views.
Guided tour of the Greco-Roman Theatre, the house of Eustolios and early Christian basilica, which is still used for performances today.
Cyprus Wine Museum (Erimi Village)
Arrive at the Cyprus Wine Museum, showcasing 5,500 years of Cypriot winemaking traditions.
Learn about Commandaria wine, recognized as the worlds oldest named wine.
Wine tasting session: Sample local wines paired with small delicacies.
Kolossi Castle
Short drive to Kolossi Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress.
Learn about its history with the Knights of St. John and its role in the production of Commandaria wine.
Limassol Marina and old Town of Limassol (Lunch Break optional)
Walk through the vibrant Limassol Marina, a blend of modern elegance and historic charm.
Explore the Old Town, where cobbled streets lead to lively cafes, boutique shops, and cultural landmarks.
Visit the medieval Limassol Castle, home to the Cyprus Medieval Museum (optional).
Visit Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodites Rock)
Stop at the famous Petra tou Romiou, the legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love.
Hear the mythological stories surrounding this breathtaking coastal landmark.
Enjoy time for photos by the stunning rock formations and crystal-clear waters.
Walk along the beach or collect small pebbles as souvenirs.
Return to the hotel in Pafos

Departure: from the hotel in Pafos

Paphos Castle, Archaeological Park and Ancient Odeon

Begin your exploration in the historic heart of Paphos, a UNESCO World Heritage area that reflects the citys importance from antiquity to the medieval period. View Paphos Castle, a landmark at the harbor that has served as a Byzantine fort, medieval castle, and Ottoman prison. Continue into the Paphos Archaeological Park, home to remarkable Roman villas, mosaics, and public buildings. Visit the Ancient Odeon, a well-preserved 2nd-century Roman theatre still used today for cultural performances, offering insight into public life and entertainment in ancient Cyprus.

Panagia Chrysopolitissa Basilica (Agia Kyriaki Church) and St. Pauls Pillar

This stop combines faith, archaeology, and early Christian history. The Panagia Chrysopolitissa Basilica was once one of the largest early Christian basilicas on the island, built in the 4th century. Today, the modern Agia Kyriaki Church stands amid impressive archaeological remains, creating a unique blend of ancient and living worship. Nearby is St. Pauls Pillar, where, according to tradition, the Apostle Paul was flogged during his missionary journey to Cyprus. The site offers a powerful connection to the island’s role in the spread of Christianity.

Geroskipou and Agia Paraskevi Byzantine Church

Drive to the village of Geroskipou, traditionally known as the “Sacred Garden” of Aphrodite. Visit the Agia Paraskevi Church, one of Cyprus finest Byzantine monuments dating back to the 9th century. This rare five-domed church is adorned with beautifully preserved frescoes spanning several centuries, illustrating the evolution of Byzantine art on the island. The visit provides a deeper understanding of Orthodox spirituality and medieval religious architecture in Cyprus.

Ayios Neophytos Monastery

Continue inland to the tranquil hills to visit the Ayios Neophytos Monastery, one of Cyprus most spiritual and atmospheric sites. Founded in the 12th century by Saint Neophytos, the monastery is famous for the Enkleistra, a hermitage carved directly into the rock by the saint himself. Inside, admire extraordinary frescoes painted during Neophytos lifetime, considered masterpieces of Byzantine art. The peaceful setting and profound history make this a highlight for visitors interested in faith, art, and monastic life.

Coral Bay – Free Time by the Sea

End the day with relaxation at Coral Bay, one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the Paphos region, known for its clear turquoise waters and sheltered bay. Enjoy free time to swim, relax, or stroll along the shore. Guests who wish to swim are kindly advised to bring towels and a change of clothes, as wet clothing is not permitted on the coach. This seaside stop provides a refreshing contrast to the cultural and historical discoveries of the day.

Departure: from the hotel in Pafos
Larnaca Salt Lake and Hala Sultan Tekke - Kamares Aqueduct (Old Aqueduct)
Stop at Larnaca Salt Lake, a protected wetland and home to flamingos (seasonal).
Visit the beautiful Hala Sultan Tekke, a sacred Islamic site with breathtaking lake views.
Learn about the history of this Ottoman-era Mosque and its religious significance.
Learn about Kamares Aqueduct engineering and how it contributed to the citys development.
St Lazarus Cathedral, visit traditional shop with degustation and Promenade Walk

Visit the impressive St. Lazarus Cathedral, one of Cyprus most important religious landmarks, built in the 9th century over the tomb of St. Lazarus, whom Jesus raised from the dead. 
Visit traditional shop with degustation
Stroll along the famous Finikoudes Promenade, lined with palm trees, cafés, and shops. Enjoy a short break for a coffee or fresh juice by the sea.

Lunch Break in Ayia Napa (Optional) 
A visit to Nissi Beach, one of Cyprus most famous beaches, offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant energy. This stunning bay, known for its soft white sand and shallow turquoise waters, is a must-see stop on our journey through Ayia Napa.
Breathtaking Scenery: Marvel at the postcard-perfect coastline with its small islet, which you can walk to through the shallow waters.
Relax & Unwind: Enjoy some free time to soak up the sun, dip your feet in the refreshing sea, or capture the perfect seaside photo.
Beachside Vibes: Optional refreshments are available at beachfront cafés and bars, offering fresh juices, Cypriot snacks, and tropical cocktails.
Sculpture Park & Sea Caves
Visit Ayia Napa famous open-air Sculpture Park, where modern art meets nature.
Walk among unique sculptures blending with the natural landscape.
Continue to the Sea Caves, a spectacular natural wonder with crystal-clear waters and dramatic rock formations.
Return back to Pafos
 

Enjoy a free day at leisure to relax or explore at your own pace. Guests may choose to spend the day at their hotel, enjoying its facilities such as the beach, pool, spa, or wellness areas. Alternatively, you may explore Paphos independently—stroll along the harbor promenade, visit local cafés and shops, or discover hidden corners of the old town. Optional excursions or activities can also be arranged upon request for those wishing to further enrich their experience.

Breakfast at the hotel
Transfer to the airport