Sightseeing Tours Cyprus are the perfect way to explore the island’s most famous landmarks while also discovering places that remain quiet, authentic and untouched. Cyprus is filled with history — ancient cities, medieval castles, sacred monasteries and powerful cultural sites — and our private Sightseeing Tours Cyprus are designed to show you both the classics and the hidden gems.
This sightseeing tours Cyprus offer brings together everything travellers search for in guidebooks — and adds something most visitors never experience: places that are beautiful, meaningful and surprisingly uncrowded.
Private, Flexible & Personal sightseeing tours Cyprus
All Sightseeing Tours Cyprus with SancyTours are private. No buses, no time pressure, no crowded itineraries. Your Sightseeing Tours Cyprus experience is adapted to your interests:
- history lovers who want deeper background
- photographers looking for atmosphere and texture
- couples who prefer quiet places and scenic stops
- travellers who want a mix of must-sees and hidden gems
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Larnaca Cyprus is a city with a long and eventful history, where ancient heritage and modern life blend in a remarkably authentic way. Located on the south coast of the island, Larnaca Cyprus is known for its palm-lined promenade, relaxed atmosphere and cultural depth. Despite its many hotels, Larnaca has never become a purely touristic centre and has preserved a strong local character.
For visitors who want to explore Cyprus beyond beaches and resorts, Larnaca offers a rich mix of historical landmarks, religious monuments and unique natural sites. Old neighbourhoods, modern cafés and centuries-old traditions exist side by side, giving the city a calm but vibrant rhythm.
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The city Famagusta Cyprus was founded around 274 BC by Ptolemy II after Salamis had been severely damaged by an earthquake. Arsinoe was described in the first century BC by Strabon in his Geographica as a „fishing town“. It remained a small fishing village for a long time. Later, when Salamis was gradually cleared during the Arab invasion under Muawiyah I, it developed into a small port.
The turning point for Famagusta Cyprus from a small village to a town came in 1192 with the onset of Lusignan rule. It was during this period that Famagusta Cyprus developed into a fully fledged town. It became increasingly important in the Eastern Mediterranean because of its natural harbour and the walls that protected its inner city. Its population began to grow.
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Nowhere else in Cyprus do so many eras meet so closely as in Famagusta Cyprus. Behind massive Venetian walls lies a city shaped by crusaders, merchants, and empires.
Northern Cyprus is much less visited than Greek Cyprus in the south, but offers just as many sights. One of these is the walled old town of Famagusta Cyprus with a truly large number of very well preserved medieval buildings. Famagusta, in Turkish Gazimagusa, is located on the east coast of Cyprus, just over the border and within easy reach of us.
During our Famagusta Cyprus tour we will guide you live through the interesting history of Famagusta and show you some of the most important sights. We offer this tour in combination with a visit to the ancient city of Salamis.
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