​Places to visit in Cyprus

​Discover the island

​With traditional villages, a rich culture, and amazing archaeological sites, you will soon discover that there is so much more to the island of Cyprus than just golden beaches. Whether you are looking to learn more about Cypriot history or sample some of the local wines, there are plenty of attractions to explore within an hour's drive of our resort.

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Approx 4km away

Pissouri

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    Nestled into the mountainside, the quaint village of Pissouri has retained its Cypriot character and uniqueness. Take a stroll around the village, enjoy a coffee in the square, or head down to the 2km Blue Flag bay with its stunning beach and sapphire waters.

APPROX 32KM Away

Omodos

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    Located high in the Troodos Mountains, Omodos is the place to go to learn about traditional wine-making. Meet wine makers, sample the local vintages, and even see a restored wine press. Omodos is also home to the Timios Stavros Monastery - a magnificent example of ancient architecture.

Approx 19km away

Oleastro Olive Park

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    Just outside the village of Anogyra, this museum will teach you all about the history of olive oil making in Cyprus. There is also a shop where you can buy authentic Cypriot olive oil and a café set amidst the olive groves.

APPROX 24KM Away

Kourion Amphitheatre, Limassol

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    Originally built in the 2nd century, this magnificent Greco-Roman amphitheatre is one of the most awe-inspiring archaeological sites on the island. Now fully restored, it is an impressive setting for select musical and theatrical performances. The beautiful nearby manor house houses the Kourion Museum where you can discover the amazing archaeological finds.

APPROX 41KM Away

Mosaics of Paphos

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    Paphos is home to some of the best preserved Roman mosaics in the world, dating from the 3-5th centuries BC. Accidentally discovered by a farmer ploughing his fields, the impressive mosaics depict scenes from mythology and can be seen at the Paphos Archaeological Park.

APPROX 37KM Away

Limassol

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    The second largest city in Cyprus, Limassol is a vibrant town in a beautiful location along the coast. It has a beautiful historic centre, home to Limassol Castle and the Cyprus Medieval Museum, and great shops and bars. For glorious views of the coast, walk along the palm tree-lined Promenade and stop at one of the many seaside restaurants.

APPROX 17KM Away

Petra tou Romiou, the birthplace of Aphrodite

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    Also known as Aphrodite's Rock, Petra tou Romiou is said to be the birthplace of the Greek goddess of love. According to legend, Aphrodite rose out of the sea at this strikingly beautiful part of the coastline and it is now one of the most famous places in Cyprus.

APPROX 31KM Away

Vouni

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    Spend the day exploring this picturesque wine village in the Troodos Mountains. With several notable churches, the Byzantine Museum and the Museum of Folk Art, as well as local restaurants and cafés, there is plenty to discover.

APPROX 40KM Away

The Tomb of the Kings, Paphos

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    Carved out of solid rock, these underground tombs are thought to have been the burial sites of Paphitic aristocrats and high officials. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these tombs date back to the 4th century BC and archaeological excavations are still being carried out.

APPROX 49KM Away

Troodos Mountain Range

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    The largest mountain range in Cyprus, the Troodos Mountains spread out across the centre of the island. Mount Olympus is its highest peak, reaching 1,952m, and the mountain boasts six ski runs ranging from green to black.

APPROX 39KM Away

Paphos

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    Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the bustling town centre of Paphos is packed with historical sites, including ancient mosaics and a medieval castle, while the old town is a maze of crooked streets and traditional houses. Popular with tourists, Paphos has a busy calendar of festivals and events.

APPROX 16KM Away

Anogyra

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    High up in the hills, this quaint village has countless treasures to discover. Explore the cobbled lanes and traditional architecture of the village, visit the Monastery of the Holy Cross, and learn about Cyprus's 'black gold' at the Carob Museum and Factory.

APPROX 28KM Away

Kolossi Castle, Limassol

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    A fine example of military architecture, Kolossi Castle was originally constructed in the 13th century and was the military headquarters of the Knights Templar and Knights Hospitallers from the time of the Crusades.

APPROX 20KM Away

Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates

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    God of the woodland and protector of Kourion, Apollo Hylates was worshipped at this site from the 8th century BC until the 4th century BC. The site has undergone many alterations but now you can see Apollo's temple, the pilgrim halls, the baths, a holy precinct and the palaistra where athletes exercised.