Tips & Tricks
Keo Brewery / Winery (1 Franklin Roosevelt Avenue, Lemesos 3602) — Since it was founded in 1927, KEO has grown into the largest and most prestigious beverage supplier on the island of Cyprus with a thriving export trade to much of Europe, the US, Canada and the Middle East. KEO’s rise to the eminent position […]
Makronissos Tombs (Ayia Napa) – west of Ayia Napa, just inland from the Makronissos Beach, the Department of Antiquities has completed the excavation of nineteen rock-cut tombs dating from Roman times. In the east of the tombs a small sanctuary has been excavated, while part of an ancient quarry adjacent to the tombs has also […]
Larnaca Beach – located not far from Larnaca Airport (which acts as a major gateway to the country), this is a popular beach, especially during the Summer, when many families flock here. A variety of water sports is also pursued here. This beach has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness and general facilities. […]
Sea Caves (Cape Greco – near Ayia Napa) – visitors sailing by coastal areas just outside of Ayia Napa will notice a chain of sea caves. A stone bridge is also in this area. Their unique appearance is a result of the sea waves crashing into the cliffs and creating the inlets, caves and archways […]
Othello’s Castle (Famagusta, north Cyprus) – located an hour’s drive east of Nicosia, this is the castle where Shakespeare’s famous play “Othello” was set (Othello being a Venetian commanded sent to Cyprus by his superiors) – located in the east coastal port of Famagusta. This castle was originally built by the Lusignans in the 12th […]
Water World Water Park (18 Ayia Thekla Road, Ayia Napa) — opened in 1996, Water World Water Park drew in over 1 million visitors to date. Poseidon’s Wavepool is in the middle of the park, with a wave-generating system creating 1 meter high swells. Based on an ancient Greek Mythology theme, the 18 different rides […]