On arrival at Pafos or Larnaca international airport welcome and transfer to one of the selected hotels for check-in in Ayia Napa or Protaras. 

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.

Highlights:

• 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.

Highlights:

• 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.

Highlights:

• Picturesque fishing harbour of Agios Nikolaos
• Traditional whitewashed chapel with blue dome
• Stories of local fishermen and maritime traditions
• Peaceful seaside views and photo opportunities

Crossing the Green Line at Deryneia – Entering Northern Cyprus

Begin your journey by crossing the Green Line at the Deryneia checkpoint. Your guide will introduce the history of Cyprus, explaining the events that led to the island division and the significance of the buffer zone today.

Highlights:

• Cross the Green Line at Deryneia 
• Introduction to the modern history of Cyprus 
• Views of the UN Buffer Zone 

Salamis Ancient City – The Kingdom by the Sea

Discover the impressive archaeological site of Salamis, once the most important city-kingdom of ancient Cyprus. Walk among its remarkably preserved ruins and learn about its prosperity during the Greek and Roman periods.

Highlights:

• Ancient city of Salamis 
• Roman Gymnasium and Baths 
• Ancient Theatre 
• Marble colonnades and archaeological remains 
• Mediterranean coastal setting 

Famagusta Old Town Walking Tour – A Medieval Treasure

Step inside the impressive Venetian Walls surrounding the historic city of Famagusta and discover one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Eastern Mediterranean. Wander through its charming streets while your guide shares stories of Lusignan kings, Venetian merchants and Ottoman rulers.

During the walking tour you will see many of the city most important landmarks, including:

• The Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque (formerly the Gothic Cathedral of Saint Nicholas) 
• Venetian Palace (Royal Palace) ruins 
• Othello Castle, traditionally associated with Shakespeare famous play 
• Venetian Walls 
• Historic squares and narrow medieval streets 
• Traditional shops and cafés 
• There will also be free time to explore the town, enjoy a coffee or browse local shops.

Highlights:

• Medieval walled city 
• Gothic and Venetian architecture 
• Othello Castle 
• Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque 
• Historic streets and local atmosphere 

Varosha Ghost City – A Window into Cyprus Recent History

Continue to Varosha, once the Mediterranean most glamorous holiday destination before being abandoned in 1974. Today, parts of the district have reopened to visitors, offering a unique opportunity to witness one of the worlds most famous ghost towns.

Walk along the designated routes while your guide explains the history of the abandoned hotels, homes and beachfront, providing insight into one of the most significant chapters of modern Cypriot history.

Highlights:

• Guided visit to the reopened area of Varosha 
• Abandoned hotels and residential buildings 
• Historic beachfront 
• Stories of the events of 1974 

A unique perspective on Cyprus divided history

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.

Highlights:

• Maritime history of Cyprus
• Marine life exhibits and archaeological treasures
• The role of the sea in Cypriot culture and traditions

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.

Highlights:

• Snorkelling/free diving experience
• Explore underwater sculptures in crystal-clear Mediterranean waters
• Observe marine life around the artworks
• Accessible experience without scuba certification
• Unique underwater photography opportunities

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