Cyprus

Paphos is the centre of the western part of the island. It often stands in the shadow of Larnaca, which lies close to Ayia Napa, where you will find the most beautiful beaches. Paphos may not offer turquoise beaches with shallow water, but it does offer plenty of experiences, natural beauty and sights.

Aphrodite's Rock, also known as Petra tou Romiou Beach, is one of the most famous sites in Cyprus. Located on the south-west coast of the island, near the town of Paphos, it is considered the mythological birthplace of the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite

Canyon Beach is located in Akamas National Park in the northwest of Cyprus. This makes it harder to reach and unknown to most visitors of Cyprus. It is a true hidden gem that few people know about.

To the north of Paphos, you will discover the unique Sea Caves, which will amaze you with dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-clear water. Near Sea Caves, you'll find the shipwreck of the EDRO III, which adds even more mystery to the place.

Zapallo Beach is a beautiful bay consisting of two beaches. It lies a short distance from Limassol and offers fine sand, beautiful sea colour and complete seclusion. Apart from the army helicopters and falcons circling over the cliffs, you'll hardly meet anyone.

Kourion is undoubtedly one of the most significant archaeological sites in Cyprus! Not only does this incredible Greco-Roman city offer a fascinating glimpse into the past but it also showcases its preserved mosaics, including the House of Eustolius, the House of the Gladiators, and the House of Achilles. Moreover, the incredible amphitheatre overlooking the sea is still a venue for cultural events even today!