Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean, is a fascinating destination that delights visitors with its rich history, stunning nature and welcoming atmosphere.
The divided capital Nicosia is a place where East and West meet. Here you can explore historical landmarks such as the Leventis Gallery and the Cyprus Museum.
The coastal city of Paphos is home to ancient ruins that are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as picturesque fishing ports and beaches.
Cyprus offers a variety of natural wonders, including the Troodos Mountains with its picturesque villages and hiking trails. The Akamas Peninsula and Aphrodite Waterfall are also impressive natural treasures.
Cypriot cuisine is a delight for the senses, from meze (a selection of small dishes) to fresh fish and olive oil.
The hospitality of the Cypriots is warm, and you will feel right at home as you explore the island.
Cyprus is a land of contrasts, ranging from ancient temples to lively coastal towns. It is a place where you can discover the beauty of nature and the diversity of cultures while enjoying the Mediterranean serenity.
The island of Cyprus is located south of the Turkish coast in the eastern Mediterranean and has been one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe for many decades. The country scores with fantastic beaches and thousands of years of history. It is therefore an ideal holiday destination for both beach travellers and guests interested in culture. On average...
In the far northeast of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus is the elongated peninsula of Karpas (Turkish: “Karpaz”). It is about ten kilometres wide and 80 kilometres long. A total of over 24,000 people live on this headland, which is particularly known for its wildly romantic landscape and extensive cypress forests. Along the coast there are numerous...
Cyprus is an island that has a lot to offer its visitors. The island of Aphrodite has the most beautiful beaches, a lot of ancient history, culinary delights, outdoor activities for active holidays and a colourful nightlife. In addition, Cyprus has a wonderful climate and pleasant water temperatures all year round. But where are the top activities? What should no one...
Agia Napa is a well-known holiday centre on the south-east coast of the Republic of Cyprus. The lively seaside resort, which is famous among party-loving holidaymakers for its varied nightlife, was still a small, tranquil fishing village until the 1970s. It was only after the division of the country that more and more hotels and holiday resorts were built here, so to...
Nicosia is a city divided into two parts and is located in the heart of the island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean. Nicosia is the capital of the island. Under international law, it is also completely part of the Republic of Cyprus. However, since 1983 the northern part has been under the administration of the internationally unrecognized Turkish Republic of...
Located in idyllic Cyprus, the town of Larnaca is a popular destination for tourists and offers a variety of sights, activities and activities. But how can I get around there as flexibly as possible? There is the possibility of renting a rental car, so that nothing stands in the way of mobility on holiday. There are a few aspects to consider in advance, which will be...
Located in the eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus has long been delighting sun-hungry holidaymakers with its beautiful beaches. But Cyprus has much more to offer than just sun and sea, because the island, which was already settled in the Early Stone Age, is rich in all kinds of really great sights. Island capital Nicosia – two countries united in one city Nicosia, with...
Famagusta is a port city on the east coast of the island of Cyprus. It is located in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and forms the capital of the district of Gazimagusa. In ancient times, Famagusta was also known as Arsinoe. Even today, the port city impresses with medieval architecture. For example, it contains a city wall of ancient Venice from the 15th to...
Limassol is a port city on the southern coast of Cyprus and the second largest city after the capital Nicosia. Limassol is located in the bay of Akrotiri and is an important tourist and economic center. The city took this position especially after the Turkish invasion in 1974 . As a result of the division, the republic lost the touristically important cities of...
Famous islands such as Mallorca, Ibiza, Sardinia, Sicily, Rhodes and Crete are at the top of the list of favourites of Mediterranean destinations for holidaymakers every year. Despite its growing popularity, Cyprus , as the third largest island in the Mediterranean, often remains independent and far underestimated as a holiday hotspot. Because what many friends of...