Cyprus Sightseeing
Discover the most beautiful and significant places across Cyprus, from pristine beaches to ancient cultural sites and breathtaking natural wonders.
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Choirokoitia Neolithic Settlement
Choirokoitia is one of the most important prehistoric sites in the eastern Mediterranean and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. People lived here from around the seventh millennium BC, in the aceramic Neolithic, when the settlement was already a substantial community of round stone and mudbrick houses built on a hillside above the Maroni valle
Can be found in Choirokoitia
Church Apostolou Philippou
The Church of Apostolou Philippou (Saint Philip the Apostle) is one of the most important landmarks of Arsos, standing proudly at the heart of the village. Built in 15th century Gothic-Byzantine style, this church blends stone architecture with elegant arches and a commanding bell tower, making it both a spiritual and cultural centerpiece
Can be found in Arsos
Coral Bay - Blue Flag
Coral Bay is one of the most famous and beloved beaches in Cyprus, located just a short drive north of Paphos and near the charming hillside village of Peyia. Known for its golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and family-friendly atmosphere, Coral Bay perfectly combines natural beauty with modern comfort. The bay is surrounded by limeston
Can be found in Pegeia
Dragon Cave
Dragon Cave is a small, scenic cave located near Pomos on Cyprus’ northwestern coast. It is carved naturally into the coastal cliffs and offers impressive views of the Mediterranean Sea. The site is popular with visitors who enjoy exploring natural formations, taking photos, or simply enjoying a quiet spot by the sea. The cave is easily
Can be found in Pomos
Edro III Shipwreck
The Edro III is a cargo ship that has sat aground on the rocks below the cliffs near Peyia since December 2011. She was sailing from Limassol to Rhodes when a storm drove her onto the shore, and her crew were lifted off by helicopter during the night. She was never refloated, and she has been left where she stopped ever since, close enoug
Can be found in Pegeia
Eleftheria Square
Eleftheria Square is the main civic and cultural hub of Nicosia, Cyprus’s capital city. Designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the square represents a bold blend of modern architecture and historic surroundings. Its flowing white concrete design contrasts with the Venetian walls that border the old city, symbolizing the link bet
Can be found in Nicosia
Emmeleia Sea Cave
The Emmeleia Sea Cave is one of the natural wonders along Ayia Napa’s dramatic coastline, located on the route between Glyki Nero Beach and the famous Love Bridge. The cave opens directly into the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, creating a natural shelter that has long fascinated visitors. Its name, Emmeleia, is tied to ancient Gre
Can be found in Ayia Napa
Famagusta Gate
Famagusta Gate is one of the three monumental gates built by the Venetians in the 16th century as part of Nicosia’s defensive walls. Once the main entrance connecting the capital to the eastern coast and the port city of Famagusta, the gate remains one of the most striking examples of Renaissance military architecture in Cyprus. Its thick
Can be found in Nicosia
Faros Beach
Faros Beach is a beautiful and tranquil beaches in the Larnaca district, located near the charming coastal village of Perivolia. It takes its name from the nearby Cape Kiti Lighthouse, which overlooks the shoreline and offers breathtaking views of the sea, especially during sunset. The beach is known for its long stretch of soft dark sand
Can be found in Perivolia
Fig Tree Bay Beach
Fig Tree Bay is one of the most celebrated beaches in Cyprus, and for good reason. Stretching along the golden coastline of Protaras, this bay takes its name from a centuries-old fig tree that still overlooks the beach today. The sand is soft and inviting, while the sea remains exceptionally clear, offering visibility that makes swim
Can be found in Protaras
Finikoudes Beach
Finikoudes Beach is the vibrant centerpiece of Larnaca, a lively promenade where dark sand, palm trees, and the sparkle of the Mediterranean come together in perfect harmony. Its name, Finikoudes, means “small palm trees,” a reference to the line of palms planted here over a century ago that now tower proudly along the beachfront. This is
Can be found in Larnaca
Finikoudes Promenade
Finikoudes Promenade is the beating heart of Larnaca, stretching gracefully along the city’s most famous beachfront. This palm-lined avenue is where locals and visitors gather to enjoy the sea breeze, the soft glow of sunsets, and the vibrant energy that defines the city. The name Finikoudes means “small palm trees,” a nod to the iconic p
Can be found in Larnaca