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.

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.

Troodos, is a magical place with panoramic views of the mountains and exquisite natural beauty. You will get the chance to explore small surrounding villages, walk around and enjoy the fresh air.View the magnificent cascading waterfalls that the gorgeous green wilderness of Troodos hides. A cool escape during the summer months at the green heart of the island and a snow filled winter destination with four ski slopes. An ideal trip for nature lovers.

A colorful history is awaiting for you to explore. A beautiful picturesque town on the southeastern coast of Cyprus.Ideal for both families and groups of friends, Larnaca has a distinctive laid-backvibe that sets it apart from the other, more bustling centers.

Whether you are a connoisseur or just a lover of good wine, getting up close and learning more about local winemaking traditions is an unforgettable adventure.Cyprus has a rich history in wine-making. With many wine villages, it’s the ideal place for anyone to enjoy a relaxing holiday in.Try a traditional wine directly out of the barrel as well as local wines made from different grape varieties growing on the island. Savor Commandaria wine, the legendary ancient wine, known to be the world’s old