Kyrenia Castle – A Journey Through Cyprus’ Coastal History
Kyrenia Castle, also known as Girne Castle, stands proudly at the entrance of Kyrenia Harbour and is one of Northern Cyprus’ most iconic historical sites. Originally built during the Byzantine period and later expanded by the Venetians and Ottomans, the fortress has played a central role in the island’s defense for centuries.
Today, visitors can walk along the high stone walls, explore ancient towers and chambers, and discover incredible exhibits such as the Shipwreck Museum, which houses one of the oldest trading ships ever found.
The Bellapais Abbey, also known as Bellapais Monastery, is a 13th-century Gothic masterpiece located just outside Kyrenia in Northern Cyprus. Surrounded by mountains and with a sweeping view of the coastline, this historic site is a true gem for anyone interested in the island’s cultural and architectural heritage.
Welcome to our exclusive photo gallery, featuring the serene and enchanting Bellapais Monastery in Cyprus.
Each image captures the timeless beauty and historical grandeur of this remarkable site, designed to inspire you to book a private and personalized tour with Sancy Tours. Let these photos transport you to a world of medieval elegance and tranquil landscapes.
Explore Bellapais Monastery
Nestled in the Kyrenia mountains, Bellapais Monastery is one of Cyprus’s most stunning and well-preserved medieval structures. This beautiful monastery, with its peaceful ambiance and architectural splendor, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the island’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
Welcome to our exclusive photo gallery showcasing tours of the ancient city of Salamis, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Cyprus. As you browse through these captivating images, let the timeless beauty and historical significance of Salamis inspire you to book your next unforgettable adventure.
Salamis, located on the eastern coast of Cyprus near modern-day Famagusta, was once a thriving city-state and a major center of trade and culture. Founded around the 11th century BC, Salamis flourished through the Roman and Byzantine periods before being abandoned following Arab raids in the 7th century AD. Today, the ruins of Salamis offer a fascinating glimpse into the island’s ancient past, with well-preserved structures that tell the story of a bygone era.
