For thousands of years, Cyprus was the beating heart of the ancient copper world. A land whose red earth and shimmering ores shaped civilizations across the Mediterranean. Today, the traces of this immense history lie scattered in the landscape like open secrets: abandoned mine pits glowing in surreal colours, silent processing plants reclaimed by wild nature, forgotten tunnels carved deep into the rock, and a landscape where human ambition once burned as fiercely as the Cypriot sun.
On our Cyprus Copper Mines Lost Places Tour, you explore these haunting remnants of a bygone era. Vast open mines shine in vibrant reds, oranges and golds, cliffs display surreal mineral patterns and iron caps, and lake basins shimmer in dramatic hues.
These lands feel both ancient and strangely futuristic, like walking on the surface of an undiscovered planet.
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Some short informations about your Private Karpaz Peninsula Tour
Pick-Up about 7:00 at your hotel, depending where you´re staying
Please bring comfortable shoes and passport with you
Tour Highlights:
– Private full-day nature tour with two stunning stops
– Journey through one of the last untouched regions of Cyprus
– Visit deserted monasteries, wild beaches & traditional villages
– Meet the iconic wild donkeys of Karpaz
– Optional swimming possible, so bring swimsuit and towels with you
– Coastal and inland scenery in one day
– English or German-speaking guide – no groups, no rush
Welcome to the Karpaz Peninsula – where time slows, silence deepens, and nature still reigns.
On this Private Karpaz Peninsula Tour, you’ll travel to Cyprus’ most remote and untouched region, where turquoise waters meet endless golden beaches, and wild donkeys wander freely through the hills.
Often called “the finger of Cyprus,” Karpaz stretches far into the eastern Mediterranean, offering breathtaking landscapes, rare flora and fauna, and a glimpse into an older, gentler world.
Visit abandoned monasteries, walk along windswept shores, and stand at the island’s easternmost point, where, on clear days, you may even see the distant coasts of Turkey and the Levant.
It’s not just a day trip — it’s a journey into the wild, authentic heart of Cyprus.
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