Here’s a chance to experience Cyprus’ most pristine and little-visited coasts and swimming locations. The prime focus of the itinerary: Deserted sandy beaches, rocky coves, rockjumping locations, sea turtle conservations areas, and the bluest, most turquoise water you could ever imagine. Do you want to jump in and get wet? Bring your swimming stuff; or just do it like they do on the Discovery Channel!
A full-day tour taking in the island’s most impressive geological phenomena and unusual rock formations. We shall criss-cross wilderness landscapes, forest tracks, deep river valleys and coastal zones to visit Cyprus’ most awe-inspiring Nature Monuments and Rock Formations.
In one intensive full-day discovery itinerary that stays entirely within the Paphos District, we pack in the most dynamic sites and places of superinterest and power. Expect a mix of mainstream places (e.g. UNESCO-recognised monuments) with hard-to-reach, often remote locations/sites, which collectively represent the very best and most spectacular western Cyprus has to offer.
Choose from a menu of ‘Seven Places of Wonder,’ each representing a different aspect of Cyprus’ history, topography and natural environment, and each with a very high ‘WOW-factor.’ We will present you with ‘The Seven Wonders’ and you choose which and how many you want to visit and experience in one day. Do you have the appetite and stamina for all Seven? Bring it on!
Do you want the best angles for landscape photos? This is not for people with “acrophobia” (fear of heights). We visit high places with precipitous cliffs, but “WoW!” We take you into the higher elevated zones of the island, onto special landforms in the fantastic Akamas Peninsua, or into the deep forests, perennial streams and cone-shaped peaks of the Troodos Mts. We focus on five special places, including pristine forest locations with unique botanical formations, sheer limestone outcrops and mountain-top viewpoints where you can see over half the island. This is getting high on life, and spreading your wings to almost fly…but don’t worry, we’ll make sure your feet stay firmly on the ground!
There’s still lots of Wonder and Magic out there in the landscape of Cyprus: You’ve just got to search and find it. Here’s a unique experience for Animal-lovers, Families with children or simply anybody with a generally empathetic attitude towards life. In various corners of the island, we’ve discovered very special places where spontaneous and heart-warming encounters with some of Cyprus’ sweetest four-legged inhabitants await. Let us lead you into situations where you can sit amongst hundreds of attention-seeking cats. All they want is your Love, and they’ll give it back ten-fold. Further on: Come with us into rural and semi-wilderness areas where you might experience the “Attack of the Super-Friendly Donkeys.” One must always be equipped with lots of “Donkey Treats” (bags of carrots, carob beans, bread –hey, a Snickers bar does the job too– and other donkey snacks) to feed them. During certain seasons, we are able to offer special interactions with sheep and goats (babies and full-grown adults) at isolated shepherd haunts and remote grazing locations. Each programme will feature combinations of animal-experiences mixed with a little cultural sight-seeing and exposure to Cyprus’ most dynamic landscapes. Bring plenty of tissues to dry your tears of joy and happiness. Bring an open spirit to let the true Magic of Cyprus flood your heart. This is a Positive Energy Day! The pictures say it all.
During winter and spring months (January – early May), the vast rolling landscapes that comprise the river valley areas of Cyprus offer the off-the-beaten-track explorer rich rewards in the form of “psycadelic fields” carpeted with anemones, asphodels, poppies, orchids (some types endemic to the island), and many other plant species. This unique, magic itinerary, offered only during limited times of the year, brings you into contact with what can only be described as the awe-inspiring Flower Power of Cyprus. We bring you nearby these special places, but some walking is necessary to truly experience and respect the fragile environments and reduce negative impact. Note: Picking of any flowers is a big “no-no” and will be strictly prohibited. Bring your camera, leave the scissors at home.
