Discover the 10 best places at Cyprus with us. Our tours and events are all privately guided, which means they are always very personal. No mass tourism, just you and the people you have booked with you on a tour of discovery and exploration.
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Omodos – Medieval Bridge – Millomeris Waterfall – Pera Pedi Dam – sunken church of Alassa – these are very well known places in the Trodoos Mountains.
Sea Caves – Bridge of Lovers – Cyclops Cave – Koraka Bridge – Blue Lagoon – Cape Greco hill view point and chapel – these locations are waiting for you
Larnaca Castle – St-Lazarus Church – Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque – Djami Kebir Mosque – Larnaca Old Town – Saltlakes – Aquaduct, enjoy your trip through centuries
Nicosia Old Town – Paphos Gate – Ledra Street – Cross the border – Büyük Han – Selimiye Mosque – Bandabuliya Bazar, do a walk from Oxident to Orient
In Varosha, the ghost town of Cyprus, time stood still in 1974. This exciting tour offers a real leap back in time. Perfect for pairing with Famagusta or ancient Salamis.
A Tour to the grandiose medieval mountain fortress of St Hilarion, perfectly combined with Bellapais medieval Monastary or Kyrenia Old Town and Kyrenia Castle.
Among Cyprus’s most iconic coastal towns, Kyrenia Cyprus captivates with its rich history, medieval architecture, and unique blend of cultures.
From ancient foundations to Venetian fortresses, the town has stood the test of time as both a strategic harbor and a cultural gem.
In this Sanyctours Infothek entry, we take you beyond the travel brochures to explore the deeper historical and architectural significance of Kyrenia.
Whether you’re preparing for a tour or looking for inspiration, discover why Kyrenia Cyprus is considered one of the island’s must-see destinations.
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Salamis Cyprus stands as a monumental testament to the island’s rich tapestry of civilizations, from its mythical founding by Teucer to its prominence under Roman rule.
Located near modern-day Famagusta, this ancient city offers a captivating journey through time, revealing layers of history etched into its ruins.
In this Sanyctours Infothek entry, we delve into the origins of Salamis Cyprus, architectural marvels, and historical significance of Salamis, providing a comprehensive understanding of its enduring legacy.
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Nicosia Cyprus stands as a city of profound historical depth and cultural richness.
As the world’s last divided capital, it offers a unique tapestry of experiences, blending ancient landmarks with contemporary life.
For travelers seeking to understand the island beyond the beaches, Nicosia reveals Cyprus at its most complex and compelling. In this Sanyctours Infothek entry, we delve into the city’s layered identity—its monuments, markets, and moments that continue to shape both past and future.
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Larnaca Cyprus has an eventful history. With its palm-lined promenade, it is a popular tourist destination on the south coast of the island. Old and new mix in the town, which, despite its many hotels, is not purely a tourist centre.
From its medieval castle and historic mosques to its bustling old town and serene salt lakes, Larnaca offers a rich tapestry of cultural and natural attractions.
In this Sanyctours Infothek entry, we delve into the city’s multifaceted character, exploring its storied past, architectural marvels, and the enduring legacy that continues to shape its identity.
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St. Hilarion Castle Cyprus stands at 732m and is very well preserved. Walls and towers seem to grow randomly out of the rock, giving the castle a fairytale appearance. It is even said that Walt Disney used it as a model for the castle in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
The castle is named after a hermit who fled Palestine in the 7th century to live up here and rid the mountain of pagan demons. The story goes that the hermit was deaf and so easily resisted the seductive calls of the demons that haunted the mountain. Eventually the demons gave in and left Hilarion and the mountain alone. A Byzantine monastery and later a fortress were built around his tomb.
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This private tour to the north of Cyprus is the perfect combination of sightseeing and shopping in the town of Kyrenia. In the port of Kyrenia we visit a monumental port fortress, a mighty castle. From the parking lot to the castle it is only a few minutes walk through the old town with its countless shops, where it is also worthwhile to look for some souvenirs, textiles or jewelry.
Our second destination is the picturesque mountain village of Bellapais, where we visit the well-preserved monastery, which looks more like a castle than a place of worship. Our tour ends with a typical meal in the village.
Cross the border, discover and enjoy a part of the North – book now
Tour price for one or two persons 349 Euro additional person 89 Euro
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After the Ottoman conquest of Cyprus in 1571, Christians were expelled from Famagusta and forced to build new homes outside the walls. After independence from Great Britain, Varosha developed into a well-known tourist resort in the 1960s and 1970s. Large hotel complexes were built near the beach.
A year before the civil war and the Turkish invasion, Varosha was generating more than 50% of the island’s total income from tourism. There were now 45 hotels with more than 10,000 beds, 60 apartment hotels, almost 100 recreation centres, 21 banks, 24 theatres and cinemas and around 3,000 large and small shops. The population was just under 32,000.
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This tour takes you to the north of Cyprus to the best preserved castle. The great castle of St Hilarion, perched high on the peaks of the mountains, has seen and survived much in its time. It also has stunning views over the sea and the island.
Our second destination is also in the mountains and not far away. Bellapais was both a monastery and a fortress. It is also very well preserved, and the mountain village of the same name provides the perfect backdrop for great, impressive photos.
Immerse yourself in the romantic world of the Middle Ages with its knights, nobles and kings.
Tour price 349 Euro for one or two persons, each additional person 89 Euro
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Visit the old town of Famagusta and step back in time with its imposing buildings and churches.
And visit also with us the ancient city of Salamis with amphitheatre , columns and baths
Our tour adapts to your wishes so that you have enough time for what interests you most.
Tour group price from 349 Euro
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