Larnaca Salt Lake

Uncover the diverse landscapes, rich history, and cultural treasures of Cyprus on a comprehensive round trip island sightseeing tour. Visit the charming lace village of Lefkara, the Salt Lake and the St. Lazarus Church in Larnaca. Begin your journey with a stop at Lefkara, a charming lace and silver village . Here you can see how Lefkara laces are done and you have the chance to buy an original product. Continue to Nicosia city , the capital and tour along the Green Line in Nicosia, which is the dividing line between the northern and southern parts of the city. Your guide will provide a historical overview of the Cyprus conflict and the events leading to the division of the island in 1974, explaining the significance of the Green Line and the United Nations Buffer Zone. Enjoy 2 hours of free time to explore the Old Quarter of Nicosia, particularly Laiki Geitonia, and wander through the charming streets. Look for unique items such as lace, pottery, and local delicacies. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the traditional tavernas or cafes in Laiki Geitonia. In the afternoon, visit St. Lazarus Church in Larnaca, one of the most important religious sites in Cyprus. It is dedicated to St. Lazarus, who, according to Christian tradition, was raised from the dead by Jesus. The church is an excellent example of Byzantine architecture and features a combination of Byzantine, Gothic, and Frankish elements. You will have a photo stop at Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque and the Salt Lake, where in the winter, you can spot a lot of flamingo birds.

Embark on a scenic journey through Cyprus, where rich history, cultural heritage, and breathtaking coastal landscapes come together for an unforgettable experience. Your adventure begins with a visit to Larnaca Salt Lake, one of Cyprus' most beautiful natural wetlands. This serene lake is home to flamingos (seasonal) and a variety of bird species. As you admire the tranquil scenery, your guide will explain the lake’s ecological significance and its connection to Hala Sultan Tekke, the Ottoman-era mosque nestled along the shore. Considered one of the holiest Islamic sites, this mosque is an architectural gem with stunning lake views, creating a perfect photo opportunity. Next, you’ll visit the Kamares Aqueduct, a remarkable 18th-century engineering feat that once provided fresh water to the city. Your guide will share the fascinating story of its construction and how it played a key role in Larnaca’s development. The journey continues with a leisurely stroll along the Finikoudes Promenade, Larnaca’s lively seaside boulevard lined with palm trees, cozy cafés, and shops. Enjoy some free time for a refreshing coffee or fresh juice by the sea, taking in the relaxed atmosphere. From there, step back in time at Larnaca Fort & Medieval Museum, a 17th-century fortress that once defended the city from invaders. Explore its thick stone walls, climb to the seaside battlements for breathtaking views, and visit the museum inside, where historical artifacts from Byzantine and Ottoman eras bring Cyprus' past to life. Before leaving, enjoy a visit to a traditional shop for a degustation, sampling local delicacies. Heading east, you’ll arrive in Ayia Napa, where you have the option to visit Nissi Beach, one of Cyprus’ most iconic coastal gems. With its soft white sand, shallow turquoise waters, and lively beachfront cafés, this stop offers a perfect blend of relaxation and natural beauty. Take a walk to the small islet, dip your feet in the crystal-clear waters, or simply unwind on the sand with a cool drink. Next, dive into Cyprus' maritime history at the Thalassa Museum. Discover a full-scale replica of an ancient Greek trading ship, interact with fascinating exhibits, and explore the island’s deep connection with the sea. Your journey continues to the Sculpture Park, a unique open-air exhibition where modern art meets nature. Walk among striking sculptures crafted by international artists, beautifully integrated into the rocky coastal landscape. Finally, experience one of Ayia Napa’s most breathtaking natural wonders—the Sea Caves. These dramatic rock formations, carved by the waves over centuries, create a stunning contrast against the deep blue sea. Take in the panoramic coastal views, capture spectacular photos, and feel the magic of this untouched paradise before heading back to Pafos. This tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and coastal beauty, offering an unforgettable journey through Cyprus’ most iconic sites.

Join us for a pleasant and much-loved journey through two of Cyprus’s most fascinating cities — Larnaca and Nicosia. This tour combines ancient history, sacred landmarks, and modern culture, making your holiday even more colorful and meaningful. We begin with a visit to Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque, one of the most important Islamic shrines in the world. Located near Larnaca’s Salt Lake, it is dedicated to Umm Haram, a relative of the Prophet Mohammed, who died here in the 7th century. The nearby Salt Lake, once a vital source of “white gold,” is now a stunning natural landmark, especially beautiful during flamingo season. Next, we explore the Church of Saint Lazarus, one of the most revered Christian sites on the island. Built in the 9th century, it holds relics of Saint Lazarus and has long been associated with miraculous healings and blessings. The charming coastal promenade nearby invites you for a relaxing walk with picturesque views. Our final stop is the island’s capital, Nicosia — the last divided capital in Europe. You’ll have free time to stroll along the bustling Ledra Street and cross the "Green Line" into the Northern part of the city, where history and culture meet in a unique blend of Greek and Turkish Cypriot influences. This tour is a perfect way to experience the spiritual, historical, and cultural richness of Cyprus in one unforgettable day.