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The Avgorou Ethnographic Museum is situated
in an old two storey house. Its exhibits depict
the way of life in the area of bygone generations.

Kato Pyrgos is a rustic seaside village on the north Cyprus coast, in Tilliria region. The small community of Kato Pyrgos lives in a largely unspoiled area, rich in history and culture. Kato Pyrgos has been awarded EDEN "Aquatic Tourism" national…

Flower pots

The small church of Agia Paraskevi on the old Kakopetria-Galata road has paintings dating to 1514 . It is a single-aisle church with a sidelong, rectangular chamber in the Holy Bema that is covered under the same roof with the temple. There are…

The “Tombs of the Kings” are one of the major archaeological attractions of Paphos. These monumental underground tombs carved out of solid rock date back to the 3rd century BC and some are decorated with Doric pillars. High ranking officials…

The best-known and richest monastery of Cyprus, Kykkos Monastery was founded in 1100 and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It possesses one of three surviving icons ascribed to Saint Luke. It is covered in silver gilt, enclosed in a shrine of tortoise…

The mosque was built in 648 AD, on the spot where
Umm Haram died when she fell off her mule, during
one of the first Arab raids on the island. The mosque
was first renovated in 1816 and more recently in
2002 by UNOPS.

The picturesque village of Kalopanagiotis is known for its healthy sulphur springs and for its church of Agios loannis Lampadistis.

Golden sandy beaches abound on the eastern coast of Cyprus, in the free part of the Ammochostos area. The popular holiday resorts of Agia Napa and Paralimni-Protaras are a true paradise for lovers of the sea,
watersports and night life. But there is…

Cyprus comprises a choice of four international standard 18-hole golf courses, all located in the Pafos region, in the southwest of the island, where gently sloping hills, tranquility and panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea are in abundance.