Arrival at the airport and warm welcome by our representative and transfer to the Troodos Mountains

Check-in at a traditional mountain hotel surrounded by pine forests

Time to rest and reflect before enjoying a welcome dinner

Overnight in Troodos
 

Departure from Agros
Board your vehicle and begin the journey through the scenic mountains and valleys of central Cyprus, rich in ecclesiastical history.
Metamorfosis tou Sotiros Church (Palaichori)
This UNESCO-listed church is famous for its 16th-century frescoes representing the Transfiguration and scenes from the life of Christ. A must-see for iconography enthusiasts due to its style and use of vibrant color.
Machairas Monastery
One of Cyprus most spiritually significant monasteries, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, housing a miraculous icon said to be painted by Apostle Luke.
Visit the main church and iconostasis
Explore the museum showcasing manuscripts and religious treasures
Agios Irakleidios Monastery (Politiko)
Built over the tomb of Saint Herakleidios, a disciple of Apostle Paul and Barnabas, this monastery also hosts a well-kept Byzantine chapel and icon collection.
Panagia Chrysospyliotissa Church (Deftera)
A unique site carved into rock, dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Once a hermitage, the church is known for its peaceful aura and blend of history, legend, and devotion.
Return Journey to Agros
Scenic return through the Troodos foothills, passing by traditional villages and enjoying the natural beauty of the countryside.

• Discover Agros by your own till dinner  time – A Village of Senses and Traditions 
  Rose Factory Visit: Learn about the century-old tradition of rose cultivation and rosewater production.
  Nikis Spoon Sweets Workshop: Taste local preserves made with love and traditional methods.
  Local Product Boutiques: Optional visit to charcuterie, herbal cosmetics, or handmade goods shops.
  Dinner at the hotel
  

Departure from Agros
Meet your guide and board your vehicle for a scenic drive through the forested Troodos Mountain region, rich in religious and artistic heritage.
Panagia tou Araka (Lagoudera)
One of the finest examples of 12th-century Byzantine mural painting in Cyprus. The church is famous for its wall paintings by the monk Theodore Apsevdis, influenced by Constantinopolitan art.
Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis (Kakopetria area)
A former monastery with 11th-century origins, this church is among the best-preserved and most important UNESCO-painted churches in Cyprus. Its frescoes span five centuries of iconography.
Kakopetria Village – Old village Stroll & Coffee Break
Stroll through the charming old quarter of Kakopetria with its cobbled streets and preserved traditional houses. Optional coffee break at a local café with views of the Solea Valley.
Panagia Podithou Church (Galata)
This late 15th-century chapel features post-Byzantine frescoes with Western influences. Notable for its external fresco of the Last Judgment and vibrant internal murals.
Panagia Forviotissa (Asinou Church)
Near Nikitari village, in the foothills of the Troodos mountains
UNESCO World Heritage Site
One of the most famous painted churches in Cyprus, with frescoes from the 12th to 17th century
Features vivid wall paintings that reflect both Byzantine and local Cypriot influences
Return Journey to Agros
Scenic return drive via the mountain routes.
Following a day immersed in Cyprus sacred art and heritage, guests may choose to enjoy their afternoon at their own pace.
Dinner at the Hotel
 

• Departure from Agros
  Luggage is loaded on the bus. Guests check out and begin the journey.
  Visit: Agios Ioannis Lambadistis Monastery (Kalopanagiotis)
  A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this complex includes three churches under one roof, known for its layered frescoes from the 11th to the 18th centuries. A key stop for iconography enthusiasts.
  Visit: Panagia Moutoulla Church (Moutoullas Village)
  One of the earliest steep-pitched wooden-roof churches in Cyprus, with 13th-century frescoes. Small but of great historical and artistic importance.
  Visit to Kykkos Monastery and Throni Hill
  The richest and most famous monastery in Cyprus, home to one of the three icons attributed to St. Luke. Time to explore the church, museum, and monastery grounds. Optional time for a light snack or coffee in the nearby square. 
  Continue by coach up to Throni Hill, where you will find:
  The Tomb of Archbishop Makarios III, the first president of Cyprus.
  Sweeping panoramic views over the mountains and forested hillsides.
  Visit to Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery
  The peaceful 12th-century monastery is dedicated to Our Lady of the Golden Pomegranate.
  Known for its peaceful surroundings, elegant iconostasis, and connection to icon preservation..
  Iconography Workshop at Chrysokondylia (Statos-Agios Fotios)
  Led by local iconographer and workshop host. The experience includes:
  Guided visit to the gallery of hand-painted icons
  Step-by-step explanation of Byzantine icon creation
  Participants create their own sketch using pencil (under guidance)
  Each person receives:
  A small hand-painted icon souvenir
  A printed guide outlining the stages of icon-making
  Opportunity to ask questions and engage with the artist
  Light refreshments available
  Drive to Paphos and Hotel Check-In
  Journey through scenic hills and vineyards on the way to the coast.
  Arrival in Paphos and check-in at the hotel.
  Dinner at the hotel
  

Visit to Agia Paraskevi Church & Ecclesiastical Museum, Geroskipou
This 9th-century basilica, one of the oldest in Cyprus, features rare 15th-century frescoes and architectural elements from early Byzantine times. The nearby museum holds a precious collection of icons, vestments, liturgical items, and manuscripts, representing centuries of Orthodox religious artistry.
Visit to Agios Neophytos Monastery
Set in the tranquil hills of Tala, the monastery houses frescoes from the 12th to the 16th centuries and the famous Enkleistra cave, painted by monk-theologian Neophytos himself. An exceptional place to understand the link between monasticism, theology, and sacred art.
Walking Tour of Old Paphos Town
Explore the newly restored streets of old Paphos, with guided explanations about the evolution of Cypriot urban and religious life. View vibrant street wall art inspired by spiritual and cultural themes that reinterpret tradition through contemporary artistic lenses.
A quick stop at the restored Hammam, originally built in the 16th century. Learn how sacred and secular life intertwined through the centuries in multicultural Paphos.
Visit to the Local Craft & Art Station (Pottery, Iconography, Woodcarving): The Place. Meet artisans in a traditional courtyard setting where they demonstrate icon painting, wood carving, and pottery techniques — all essential elements of Orthodox visual culture. Enjoy a complimentary local buffet with village products. Guests can observe, interact, and optionally purchase authentic handmade items.
Visit to Ayia Kyriaki Church & St. Pauls Pillars
Explore this early Christian site where tradition holds that St. Paul was flogged in AD 45. The church stands among ancient basilicas, mosaic floors, and the remains of Roman and Byzantine religious structures. A deeply spiritual and historically layered stop.
Walk to Agia Solomoni Catacombs 
Descend into these ancient rock-cut tombs later used as an early Christian chapel. View faded frescoes, Crusader inscriptions, and the holy spring. Learn about the Seven Maccabean Martyrs and the veneration of Saint Solomoni.
Visit to Theoskepasti Church 
This modern Orthodox church, meaning: Veiled by God, is built on ancient Christian foundations and offers beautiful views. It’s a tranquil place for reflection and quiet prayer.
Back to Hotel and dinner 

Visit Stavrovouni Monastery (men inside, women at chapel)
Built in the 4th century by Saint Helena, it said to house relics of the True Cross.
Men may enter the monastery; women may visit the adjacent chapel, which offers similar views and atmosphere.
The site sits on a 700m mountaintop with a panoramic spiritual presence and strict monastic discipline.
Ideal introduction to Orthodox asceticism and devotion.
Royal Chapel of Pyrga
Royal Chapel of Pyrga: Built by King Henry II of Jerusalem in 1421, blending Gothic architecture with Byzantine frescoes — a visual symbol of East-West fusion.
Visit Agia Aikaterini Church/Mosque – Klavdia
Originally a church, later adapted into a mosque during Ottoman rule.
Today, it is a powerful symbol of religious transformation and layered history, offering a platform to reflect on coexistence and change.
Visit Panagia Angeloktisti – Kiti
6th-century basilica famous for its mosaic of the Virgin and Child flanked by angels — one of the finest early Christian mosaics in the Eastern Mediterranean.
An excellent example of Byzantine elegance and early Marian devotion.
Visit Hala Sultan Tekke – Dromolaxia
A major pilgrimage site in Islam, believed to be the resting place of Umm Haram, a relative of the Prophet Muhammad.
Located beside Larnakas Salt Lake, the site evokes natural peace and interfaith reverence.
Visit Agios Lazaros Church & Museum – Larnaka (with short optional lunch break nearby)
9th-century church built over the tomb of Saint Lazarus, resurrected by Christ.
Includes a small museum, showcasing icons and liturgical artifacts.
This stop connects biblical narrative, relic veneration, and local religious identity.
Promenade Walk
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.
Return to hotel and Dinner at the hotel

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