Cyprus has been divided since 1974 and is the last remaining divided country inEurope. For many visitors, crossing into North Cyprus is akin to time travel. Aperfect combination of history, culture and beautiful scenery.Famagusta, a popular destination for North Cyprus holidays, has beautifulgolden sand beaches. While in Famagusta, visiting Ancient Salamis is essentialas it ranks as the island's number one attraction.

Cyprus is home to some truly impressive monasteries - real architectural feats, beckoning both religious and non-religious visitors from near and far amid the most peaceful and idyllic rural settings.Explore the many monasteries of the island, and immerse yourself in theirjourney of faith, history, and culture.

A colorful history is awaiting for you to explore. A beautiful picturesque town on the south eastern coast of Cyprus.Larnaca countryside has a diverse wealth of its own with traditional villages, narrow streets, tiny churches, remote monasteries and scenic views.Seize the culture of Cyprus and experience the traditional hallumi making and wine tasting at some of the most popular places in Larnaca Region.

UNESCO churches, a real Byzantine treasure trove, where the buildings haveremained largely unchanged for centuries. The region of Troodos is characterized by one of the largest groups of churches and monasteries of the former Byzantine Empire. They range from small churches whose rural architectural style is in stark contrast to their highly refined decoration, to monasteries.

The most cosmopolitan city in Cyprus, Limassol is well-known for its vibrantatmosphere and spontaneous hospitality. Whether you're after a relaxing beachvacation, or a more sophisticated cultural and historical tour, Limassol can caterto all.A sea-side destination with a unique identity, rich history and culture, specialbeauties and full of treasures that can be a delight for your eyes.

Nicosia, the last divided capital in the world, is a multicultural city where the pastand the present meet and merge. The uniqueness of such a combination makesthe capital of Cyprus a place worth knowing and certainly a place worth visiting!

Immerse yourselves in archaeology, history and culture and experience one ofthe oldest civilisations in the world at first hand.Paphos, is a region where it combines mountainous areas and the sea.The coastal town of Paphos with its medieval fort and quaint harbor is aharmonious combination of historical sites, tourist resorts and wonderfulcountryside.