Nowhere else in Cyprus do so many eras meet so closely as in Famagusta. Behind massive Venetian walls lies a city shaped by crusaders, merchants, and empires.
On this Private Famagusta Tour, you’ll cross into Northern Cyprus and step into a world of contrasts — from Gothic cathedrals turned mosques to ancient ruins and modern silence.
After exploring the walled city, you can continue your journey to either the ancient Roman city of Salamis or the haunting ghost town of Varosha, frozen in time since 1974.
Each option offers a different glimpse into the island’s layered past, where beauty and history intertwine. Your private guide adapts the day to your pace and interests, creating an experience that’s as personal as it is unforgettable
Discover the mysterious Varosha Ghost Town in Famagusta, Cyprus – a once-thriving luxury resort that was abandoned after the Turkish invasion in 1974. Since then, the area has been sealed off from the world and has gradually decayed into a ghost town.
Welcome to our exclusive photo gallery showcasing tours of Varosha, one of the most intriguing and poignant destinations in Cyprus. Once a thriving resort area, Varosha has been frozen in time since 1974, offering a unique glimpse into the past. As you browse through these evocative images, let the haunting beauty of Varosha inspire you to book your next unforgettable adventure.
Varosha is a ghost town located in Famagusta, Cyprus. Before 1974, it was a bustling tourist destination known for its luxurious hotels, pristine beaches, and vibrant nightlife. However, following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, Varosha was abandoned and has remained uninhabited ever since. Today, it stands as a poignant reminder of the island’s complex history, with nature slowly reclaiming the once-grand structures.
Nowhere else in Cyprus do so many eras meet so closely as in Famagusta. Behind massive Venetian walls lies a city shaped by crusaders, merchants, and empires.