Day 01 Larnaca (-/-/-)

Upon arrival at Larnaca International airport, meet and greet your tour guide, transfer to hotel, check in and relax.

Afternoon, refresh and proceed for Lunch, later and visit the Church of St Lazarus, (Agios Lazaros) is a magnificent late-9th-century Greek Orthodox church located in the heart of Larnaca, Cyprus, stands as one of the country's most significant cultural, historical, and religious landmarks, built directly over the second tomb of Lazarus of Bethany, the biblical figure whom Jesus raised from the dead.

Next, visit the Larnaca Castle or Larnaka Medieval Fort situated at the southern end of the famous Foinikoudes promenade, a coastal fortress originally built in the Middle Ages, serves as a museum offering exhibits of medieval pottery, antique weapons, and Byzantine artifacts, alongside panoramic sea views from its ramparts, known for its rich history, picturesque views, and as a cultural landmark.

End the day visiting the Larnaca Salt Flats, a complex network of four interconnected salt lakes located just west of Larnaca, renowned as a major wetland habitat for migratory birds, a natural wonder where pink flamingos gather, offering a stunning sight against the backdrop of the Mediterranean.

Visit the historical Hala Sultan Tekke mosque, situated on the western bank of Larnaca Salt Lake in Cyprus, the historic and a major Islamic shrine and one of the oldest working mosques in Europe, built in 648 AD and renovated in 1816, marks the burial site of Umm Haram, a companion and foster aunt of the Prophet Muhammad.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight stay in Larnaca. 

Day 02 Ayia Napa (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed to visit the Ayia Napa, known for its beautiful viewpoints, cliff jumps and crystal-clear waters, also a vibrant nightlife, strewn with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants catering to a diverse crowd.

Start your tour from Nissi Beach, is one of the most famous and iconic coastal stretches in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, known for its powdery white sand, vibrant beach parties at the Nissi Bay Beach Bar, and a beach lined with numerous bars, beach clubs, and restaurants, and crystal-clear turquoise waters, also features a small island you can walk to through shallow waters during low tide. 

Head towards the Bridge of Love, also known as the Lovers' Bridge, a stunning natural rock arch located on the coastline of Ayia Napa, one of the island's, making it a perfect spot for photography landmarks, formed purely by the natural weathering of waves against the white stone cliffs, a picturesque landmark, a popular place known for a stunning panoramic views of the coastline and the sea, and  several restaurants as well as food trucks nearby to grab a bite. 

Have Lunch, and visit the Sea Caves is a stunning natural landmark of sculpted rock formations, tunnels, and deep blue waters located at the edge of Cape Greco National Forest Park in southeast Cyprus, renowned for their striking natural beauty. The water around the caves is crystal clear, showcasing shades of turquoise and blue famous for many locals jumping off the cliffs into the ocean below, considering how tall these cliffs were and scary, but entertaining to watch. Take boat tours to go closer to these sea caves where there is no restaurants, just a food and ice cream truck. 

Visit the Blue Lagoon is a protected, shallow bay located within the Cape Greco National Forest Park,  highly celebrated for its vibrant turquoise waters, dramatic rocky coastline, and rich marine life. Alternatively take a boat tour that takes you right into the middle of the blue waters, with music, barbecue, and enough time to sunbathe or swim, snorkel, dive into the gorgeous, scenic blue lagoon. 

Next, head on to Green Bay is a sheltered coastal cove located on the edge of Protaras, in southeastern Cyprus, widely celebrated as one of the premier snorkeling and scuba diving hotspots in the Mediterranean Bay, famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, a thriving population of wild sea turtles, and a unique collection of submerged Greek statues placed underwater for divers to explore.

For those not interested in diving, you could either enjoy some beach time in Fig Tree Bay, a world-famous beach located in the neighbouring resort town of Protaras, an iconic destination is highly celebrated for its fine golden sand, exceptionally shallow waters, and pristine Blue Flag conditions, serves as a tranquil, family-oriented alternative to the vibrant nightlife hub of Ayia Napa. 

Visit the historic Profitis Elias Church, (Prophet Elijah), actually located in the neighboring resort town of Protaras, just a short 14-minute drive from Ayia Napa. Perched majestically on a 100-metre-high granite hill, this stunning Greek Orthodox chapel is one of the most iconic landmarks along the southeastern coast of Cyprus, which offers panoramic views of the area.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight stay in Ayia Napa. 

Day 03 Paphos (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed to explore Pano Lefkara, a picturesque village nestled in the Troodos Mountains in Cyprus, renowned for its intricate lacework known as "Lefkaritika" and its exquisite silver handicrafts, this charming village boasts narrow, cobblestone streets, traditional architecture, and a rich cultural heritage. This is a great break into the interiors of Cyprus, into cooler and less humid weather, away from the coast.

Next, visit the Omodos, a charming village in the Troodos Mountains, located about an hour ahead. Stop in Limassol Old Port Marina, lined with cafes and shops for a quick bite, seems a lot more commercialized than Pano Lefkara, features a cobblestone streets, picturesque houses, and the Monastery of the Holy Cross, a major historical landmark. You will also be able to find quaint taverns where you can enjoy some wine tasting and traditional Cypriot cuisine. 

Omodos has several wineries on the way. You may choose to stop at any of them the nearby vicinity is called Lambouri Winery, a family run luxury boutique winery that’s just located off the mainroad for wine tasting. 

Have Lunch and head on to Petra Tou Romirou (Aphrodite's Rock), a stunning coastal landmark in Cyprus linked to the legend of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty. According to mythology, Aphrodite emerged from the sea at this spot, making it a site of historical and cultural significance an area, characterized by its striking rock formations and crystal-clear waters, attracting visitors for its breathtaking scenery and romantic allure.

Finally, end your day in Paphos, a vibrant coastal city in southwest Cyprus legendary for being the mythical birthplace of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, divided into two distinct areas, the hilltop commercial center of Ktima (Old Town) and the bustling beachside resort hub of Kato Paphos, a city seamlessly blends modern coastal amenities with ancient ruins an extraordinary abundance of classical monuments has earned the entirety of Kato Paphos a designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight stay in Paphos.

Day 05 Larcana Departure (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Paphos shopping streets for a stroll through its cosy boutique streets and the shops on Apostle Paul Avenue offer the products of local artisans, leather accessories, handmade jewellery, painted ceramics and textiles. 

Have Lunch and transfer to Larcana International Airport for your onward destination.