Villas in Cyprus with Private Pools

Caledonia Falls

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the gorgeous setting of the Troodos Mountains, the largest mountain range in Cyprus. Pop on your hiking boots for an excursion like no other to Caledonia Falls, a real top spot to visit in Cyprus!

 The cooler months are ideal for exploring, and setting out early in the morning means you can enjoy the peaceful forest tracks and breathtaking waterfall cascading down rugged cliffs before the crowds arrive. Make sure to stop off at the sensational viewpoints of glorious mountain ranges and peaceful valleys along the way to perfectly round off your hiking excursion.

Sample local cuisine

Treat yourself to an authentic Cypriot dining experience by seeking out hidden gem eateries, family-run tavernas, and all the salty halloumi your heart desires. Don’t hesitate to wander through cobbled alleys and local village markets for a true taste of Cyprus and its rich, mouthwatering flavours.

If seafood is your thing, Larnaca’s Finikoudes Promenade is a dream come true. Street food vendors serve up delicious calamari, juicy prawns, and, if you’re feeling adventurous, smoky grilled octopus. With so many culinary treasures around every corner, you’ll never run out of things to discover in Cyprus.

Cruise from Paphos Harbour

A glass-bottom boat trip is a favourite among visitors, offering a unique way to explore the Adriatic Sea. As you sail, you’ll spot sea turtles, colourful corals, and maybe even a stingray.

Bring your swimsuit to dive into crystal-clear waters, snorkel with marine life, and scuba dive around hidden shipwrecks.

Other popular cruises include the Blue Lagoon and Baths of Aphrodite day trip, taking you to some of Cyprus’s most beautiful spots. Culture lovers can refresh in the Fountain of Eternal Youth, snorkel at Akamas National Park, and explore the famous Blue Lagoon.