Cyprus epitomizes the ideal weather of the region with sunny days and fine temperatures almost every day with nine months of summer and three of spring. Autumn and winter do not really exist, and the rainy season is short. Snow falls only on the highest mountains in January and February.

Cyprus, an island in the eastern Mediterranean, has rich, turbulent history stretching back to antiquity. Known for its beaches.
It has a rugged interior with wine-growing regions. It’s separated into a Greek south and Turkish north, with the capital Nicosia also divided.
Coastal Paphos is famed for its archaeological sites relating to the cult of Aphrodite, including ruins of palaces, tombs and mosaic-adorned villas

Places of Interest

Turtle Watching
Beaches in both the south and the north
represent some of the last Mediterranean
nesting places of green and loggerhead turtles

The Akamas Peninsula
With no main roads, few people and a spectacular coastline.
This area is a pleasant contrast
to the more developed and crowded parts of the island.

Hiking
Cyprus has some top-quality hiking trails,
particularly in the Troodos mountains even in high summer,
the altitude makes for a pleasant walking climate

Kykkos Monastery
Of the dozens of monasteries in Cyprus,
Kykkos is the most captivating.
with it's vast gold décor.

Diving
The wreck of the Zenobia,
a modern car ferry which sank in mysterious circumstances off Larnaka,
is one of the Mediterranean’s premier dive sites

Pafos Mosaics
These stunningly vivid mosaics give
an insight into the life of the Roman elite on the island.

Cyprus is an extremely popular holiday destination thanks to its excellent warm climate, wonderfully hospitable people, first rate accommodation, delicious cuisine and its safe, friendly environment.

An island of contrasts from the cool pine covered Troodos mountains to the miles of attractive coastline with golden beaches and crystal clear waters, Cyprus has something for everyone.