6 days/5 nights – April to October
Discover the authentic spirit of Cyprus eastern coast through a unique blend of history, coastal landscapes, local flavours and unforgettable sea experiences. From heritage walks and craft beer tasting to scenic cruises, underwater art and breathtaking natural wonders, this journey showcases the very best of Ammochostos district.
Experience the vibrant character of Ammochostos district on a carefully curated six-day itinerary that combines culture, gastronomy, nature and the Mediterranean lifestyle. Wander through the historic heart of Ayia Napa, discover its fishing heritage and enjoy an exclusive craft beer tasting before setting sail along the island spectacular eastern coastline.
Continue your journey by exploring the region most iconic coastal landscapes, including Cape Greco, the Sea Caves and the Sculpture Park, before visiting the picturesque fishing harbour of Agios Nikolaos. Complete your adventure by discovering Cyprus maritime history at the Thalassa Museum and experiencing the extraordinary MUSAN Underwater Sculpture Museum through snorkelling or free-diving excursion.
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On arrival at Pafos or Larnaca international airport welcome and transfer to one of the selected hotels for check-in Ayia Napa or Protaras.
Ayia Napa Central Square – The Heart of the Village
Begin your journey in the lively centre of Ayia Napa, where the old village meets the modern resort. Learn how a small agricultural and fishing community transformed into one of Cyprus most popular destinations while preserving its authentic character.
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Ayia Napa Monastery – A Hidden Medieval Treasure
Step into the peaceful surroundings of the iconic Ayia Napa Monastery, the historical landmark at the centre of the village. Discover the legends behind its foundation, admire its medieval architecture and learn about its importance throughout Cyprus history.
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Old Village Streets & Local Architecture – Discovering Authentic Ayia Napa
Stroll through the quieter streets of old Ayia Napa and discover the traditional side of the town. Admire stone houses, narrow lanes and hidden corners that reflect the everyday life of generations of residents.
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Thalassa Area & Fishing Heritage – The Connection with the Sea
Continue towards the coastal area and explore Ayia Napa deep relationship with the Mediterranean. Learn about the fishing traditions that shaped the identity of the village and discover the importance of the sea in local life.
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Ayia Napa Harbour – From Fishing Port to Iconic Landmark
Finish the walking tour at the picturesque harbour, once the centre of local fishing activity and today one of Ayia Napa’s most recognisable locations. Enjoy the atmosphere, take photos and hear stories from the old fishermen village.
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Octopus Brewery – A Journey into Cypriot Craft Beer
Continue your experience with a visit to a local craft brewery and discover the passion behind Cyprus modern beer movement. Join an exclusive guided tour led by a master brewer, explore the brewery museum and learn about the history and creativity behind each unique recipe.
Taste 7 distinctive craft beers, including a historic fig beer inspired by a Bronze Age recipe and limited-edition creations that showcase innovation and local character. Your tasting experience is complemented by delicious local snacks.
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Ayia Napa Cruise Adventure
Enjoy a relaxing day at sea aboard the Aphrodite 2 Lazy Day Cruise, discovering the stunning eastern coastline of Cyprus. Sail past iconic landmarks including the Sea Caves, Cape Greco, Lovers Bridge and Protaras, swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon and Turtle Cove and savour a delicious lunch onboard while taking in the beauty of the Mediterranean.
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Ayia Napa Sculpture Park and Mediterranean Plants Park
Begin your experience at the impressive Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, a 20,000-square-metre open-air gallery located between Cape Greco and Kryou Nerou Avenue. Wander among a unique collection of sculptures created by more than 50 artists from around the world, while enjoying panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Continue through the adjoining Park of Mediterranean Plants, Cacti and Succulents, where guests can discover the island diverse plant life and enjoy a peaceful walk surrounded by nature.
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· Open-air sculpture exhibition with artworks from international artists
· Panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline
· Walk among Mediterranean plants, cacti and succulents
· Unique combination of art, nature and scenery
· Excellent photo opportunities
Ayia Napa Sea Caves and Cape Greco – The Beauty of the Mediterranean Coast
Continue towards the spectacular Cape Greco area, one of Cyprus most beautiful natural landscapes. Admire the impressive Sea Caves, carved by the sea over centuries, and enjoy the dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters and breathtaking coastal views.
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· Ayia Napa Sea Caves
· Cape Greco natural landscapes
· Crystal-clear Mediterranean waters
· Scenic viewpoints and photography stop
Agios Nikolaos Chapel & Fishing Shelter – A Hidden Coastal Gem
Visit the charming fishing shelter of Agios Nikolaos in Pernera, Protaras, where a small, whitewashed chapel with a blue dome overlooks the harbour. Dedicated to Saint Nicholas, the protector of sailors and fishermen, the chapel reflects the strong connection between local communities and the sea.
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, watch fishing boats, and admire the beautiful seaside scenery that becomes especially magical during sunset.
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Thalassa Museum – Discover Cyprus Maritime Heritage
Begin your experience at the Thalassa Museum, dedicated to the importance of the sea in Cyprus history, culture and daily life. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing marine life, ancient seafaring traditions and the island relationship with the Mediterranean.
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MUSAN Underwater Sculpture Museum – Art Beneath the Waves
Continue with a unique free diving and snorkelling experience at MUSAN, an underwater forest of sculptures created to blend with the marine environment. Located at shallow depths of approximately 8–10 metres, the site is easily accessible for snorkelers and free divers, offering the chance to observe how art transforms over time as it becomes part of the underwater ecosystem.
The sculptures attract marine life, creating a magical environment where visitors can admire the interaction between nature and art while enjoying excellent conditions for underwater photography.
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At the appropriate time, transfer to Pafos or Larnaca Airport.
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