Arrival at Pafos or Larnaca international airport welcome and transfer to selected hotel for check-in in Limassol. 

Limassol Marina: Where Luxury Meets the Mediterranean

Begin your excursion at the award-winning Limassol Marina, one of the most prestigious waterfront developments in the Eastern Mediterranean. Combining elegant yachts, luxury residences, stylish boutiques, cafés and restaurants, the marina perfectly blends modern sophistication with Cyprus relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the promenade while admiring the beautiful marina, luxury yachts and panoramic sea views.

Highlights

• Luxury yacht marina. 
• Beautiful waterfront promenade. 
• Elegant boutiques and cafés. 
• Stunning Mediterranean views. 
• Excellent photo opportunities. 

Limassol Medieval Castle: Journey Through Eight Centuries of History

Continue to the historic Limassol Medieval Castle, one of the islands most important historical monuments.

Originally built during the Byzantine period and later rebuilt by the Lusignans and Ottomans, the castle is famously associated with the wedding of King Richard the Lionheart and Berengaria of Navarre in 1191, making her Queen of England.

Today the castle houses the Cyprus Medieval Museum, displaying fascinating collections of medieval armour, ceramics, weapons, coins, tombstones and religious artefacts that narrate Cyprus rich and multicultural past.

Highlights

• Guided visit of the Medieval Castle. 
• Medieval Museum collections. 
• Richard the Lionhearts wedding history. 
• Byzantine, Lusignan and Ottoman heritage. 
• Panoramic views from the castle surroundings. 

Limassol Old Town Walking Tour: The Authentic Soul of Limassol

Discover the vibrant atmosphere of Limassol Old Town, where centuries of history meet contemporary city life.

Stroll through charming narrow streets lined with beautifully restored stone buildings, artisan shops, traditional cafés, local markets and lively squares. Along the way, your guide will introduce you to the citys fascinating history, local traditions, architecture and everyday Cypriot lifestyle.

The walk includes some of Limassol most picturesque streets and landmarks, offering plenty of opportunities for photographs and discovering hidden corners full of character.

Highlights

• Guided walking tour through the historic centre. 
• Traditional architecture and restored heritage buildings. 
• Boutique shops and local artisan stores. 
• Charming cafés and lively public squares. 
• Learn about Limassol history and culture. 
• Free time for shopping or refreshments. 

Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates – Walking in the Footsteps of Ancient Worshippers 
Our journey begins at the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates, one of the most important religious sites of ancient Cyprus. Dedicated to Apollo Hylates, the god of forests, animals and nature, this sacred sanctuary was once a major place of worship for pilgrims seeking protection, healing and divine favour. 
Highlights: 

• Ancient sanctuary surrounded by Mediterranean landscapes  
• Stories of Apollo and ancient Cypriot beliefs  
• Insight into religious life in Roman Cyprus  

Excellent photo opportunities  

Ancient Kourion – A Spectacular Archaeological Site Overlooking the Sea 

Continue to the impressive archaeological site of Kourion, one of Cyprus most significant ancient city kingdoms. Perched dramatically on a hilltop overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Kourion offers breathtaking views combined with remarkable historical treasures. 
Highlights: 

• Panoramic views of the coastline  
• Ancient theatre and Roman architecture
• Remarkable floor mosaics  

Stories of earthquakes, mythology and daily life in antiquity  

Cyprus Wine Museum – Discovering the Islands Ancient Wine Tradition 

Continue your journey into Cyprus rich wine heritage with a visit to the Cyprus Wine Museum, located in the historic village of Erimi — an area closely connected with the islands thousands-year-old wine production tradition. 
The visit concludes with a tasting experience, allowing guests to sample local wines and appreciate the flavours that have made Cyprus famous among wine lovers. 
Highlights: 

• Cyprus 5,000-year-old wine-making heritage  
• Introduction to local grape varieties  
• Traditional wine-making displays  

Wine tasting of selected Cypriot wines and Commandaria 

Kolossi Castle – A Medieval Fortress and the Legacy of Commandaria 

The final stop takes you to the impressive Kolossi Castle, a medieval fortress built in the 13th century by the Knights of St John. Once a strategic military stronghold, the castle played an important role in the regions history and became closely associated with the production of Commandaria, one of the worlds oldest named wines. 
Highlights: 

• Medieval castle architecture  
• History of the Knights of St John  
• Connection with Commandaria wine  
• Unique cultural photo stop

At the appropriate time, transfer to Pafos or Larnaca Airport.