Experience And Explore

Chirokitia is an archaeological site on the island of Cyprus dating from the Neolithic age. It has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1998. The site is known as one of the most important and best preserved prehistoric sites of the eastern Mediterranean.

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Driving Distance: 5 minutes

Located in the mountainous region of Marathasa Valley, the Monastery of Kykkos is the wealthiest and most lavish on the island, and stands on a mountain peak, at an altitude of 1.318 metres.

Dedicated to Panagia (the Virgin Mary), the monastery possesses one of three icons attributed to Agios Loukas (Apostle Luke) the Evangelist. The icon - covered in silver gilt - is in a shrine made of tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl that stands in front of the iconostasis.

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Driving Distance: 90 minutes

Comprised of two parts (Governor’s and Kalymnos), the first section of Governor’s beach has dark grey sands and uneven surfaces, whereas the second section (Kalymnos) - which lies around 200 m west of Governor’s beach - is replaced by flat ground and a long, narrow stretch of sandy coastline. Both boast calm, clean seawaters and provide a fantastic setting for walking amidst nature, as such they are popular with all, including families with small children.

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Driving Distance: 10 Minutes

Visit local family owned wineries and try local wine varieties with professional tastings and tours. Ask us at our reception fr the best recommendations and directions 

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Driving Distance: 15-60 Minutes

The white rocks shoreline can be found next to the famous Governors beach. The white rocks resemble chalk and create platforms on the water which are suitable for exploring, sunbathing or jumping into the clear waters.

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Driving Distance: 15 Minutes

Cape Greco is a beautiful headland and protected nature park in the southeastern part of the island of Cyprus. It is at the southern end of Famagusta Bay and forms part of Ayia Napa Municipality.

 

Driving Distance: 45 Minutes 

The Cyprus Museum is the oldest and largest archaeological museum in Cyprus. The museum houses artefacts discovered during numerous excavations on the island. It is located in the capital Nicosia.

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Driving Distance: 40 Minutes

With over 170 donkeys​, this is the biggest farm in Cyprus. Feed and participate in a donkey safari and afterwards visit the wax museum, the traditional Cyprus house, an ancient olive press, a small botanical garden, an amphitheatre, one of the oldest olive trees in Cyprus, the small church of Virgin Mary of Memila 

 

Driving Distance: 15 Minutes

Experience + Explore the Mediterranean coastline and Sea Caves from a new perspective! Stand Up Paddle Boarding is the newest craze to hit the beaches! For all ages and great to experience as a family or with friends, this adventure will take you to a fantastic sea location to explore the coastline from the water. A unique experience and an unforgettable memory!

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Driving Distance: 10 Minutes

A perfect day out for the family. The park features play areas for the children, games and so much more. The Camel Park is a place where all can also learn about other animals that live here such as ostriches, goats, deer’s, ponies, wallabies, lamas, turtles, fish, a lot of birds and many more.

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Driving Distance: 30 Minutes

The medieval Limassol Castle is situated near the old harbour in the heart of the historical centre of the city of Limassol. The castle as it appears today is a structure rebuilt circa 1590 under the period of Ottoman rule.

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Driving Distance: 30 Minutes

Sayious adventure park offers activities such as Off-road tours with Buggy, UTV, ATV

Enduro ride, Hard Enduro Training, Moto Trials, Paintball, Drift go-karting, Archery.

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Driving Distance: 20 Minutes

Join a local fisherman and experience how fresh fish is caught daily with the possibility to see wild dolphins, flyfish and sea turtles. 

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Driving Distance: 10 Minutes

Troodos is the largest mountain range in Cyprus, located in roughly the center of the island. Its highest peak is Mount Olympus at 1,952 meters. Troodos has a lot to offer such as traditional villages, wineries, beautiful forests and secluded monasteries.

 

Driving Distance: 45 minutes

The Tombs of the Kings is a large necropolis lying about two kilometres north of Paphos harbour in Cyprus. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Driving Distance: 50 Minutes

Explore the narrow streets of Limassol's old town and discover ​its history. With many unique, independent stores its the perfect place to do some shopping.

 

Driving Distance: 50 Minutes

The crafts of lace and silver have been practiced in the village since Venetian times, and visitors can learn all about them, and watch the lace and silver being made at the Lefkara Handicraft Centre, the Museum of Traditional Embroidery and Silversmithing, and various workshops. 

 

Driving Distance: 15 Minutes

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The archaeological remains of Kourion - which was one of the island’s most important city-kingdoms in antiquity - are of the most impressive on the island, and excavations have unearthed many significant finds, which can be viewed at the site.

 

Driving Distance: 35 Minutes

Fasouri Watermania is presently the biggest Waterpark in Cyprus both in size and number of attractions and facilities with 30 different slides for all ages, two restaurants and three snack bars

 

Driving Distance: 35 Minutes

Centrally located on the island, Nicosia serves as the administrative, political, financial and cultural capital of Cyprus. The country’s most important museum is here, with its impressive archaeological collection, while with more than fifteen museums, Nicosia has something for every taste. The Old City with its rounding star-shaped fortifications is a labyrinth of narrow streets, teeming with churches, mosques and beautiful, often dilapidated colonial houses.

 

Driving Distance: 45 Minutes