7 Days Getaway To Cyprus From Larnaca To Limassol.

We will arrive at Larnaca Airport and transfer to the hotel.

We will have the rest of the day free.

Larnaca, besides having the second most important port in Cyprus, is a quite touristy city that offers us good restaurants and a beautiful urban beach.

In this city, we can contemplate ancient treasures and admire the ingenuity of the Ottoman Empire. The historic center of the city will allow us to discover ancient gems, such as Larnaca Fort.

Its museum explains the function that the castle used to have as an execution site, and we will also find Lazarus Church, a 9th-century spiritual center that is said to be the tomb of a biblical character.

After breakfast, we will have a day free to explore this city.

Larnaca is considered the oldest city in Cyprus and also one of the most hospitable. It couldn't be otherwise, as the island's international airport is located here.

What's the secret of this seaside resort? It's the beauty of the sunny coast, the hospitality and openness of the residents, it's the unique blend of antiquity and modernity. Larnaca is a city where traditions are sacred.

It's a relatively small tourist city with a bustling life around the tourist spots. Undoubtedly, the most popular area among visitors is the Phinikoudes Promenade, with its adjacent beach, wooden pier, beautiful harbor, and a wide range of hotels, bars, and restaurants.

The promenade starts at Vasileos Pavlou Square and leads to Larnaca Castle, a medieval fortress built to defend the southern coast of Cyprus. The fort now houses a historical museum.

After breakfast, we will continue exploring the island at our own pace.

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The white sandy beach stretches at the foot of the Piale Pasha promenade, which extends from the castle to the famous Mackenzie Beach.

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Picturesque fishermen's houses with white walls and bright shutters line the promenade. New hotels, cozy cafes, and restaurants have been built right on the beach.

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In the area, we can visit the Hala Sultan Tekke mosque and the medieval Kamares aqueduct.

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The Old Town is located 8 kilometers south of the main tourist areas. Its narrow streets preserve the ancient stonework. Here, you'll find many traditional houses and small courtyards, and you'll often come across small craft shops.

After breakfast, we will depart to Limassol, where we will be welcomed by the warmth of its people and the beauty of its beaches.

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Limassol is divided into zones: the central zone houses some of the city's main historical and architectural attractions. Here, you'll find the Old Town Limassol. The Ottoman part was built in the 16th century, and the British part in the late 19th century. The most beautiful places in the area include Agiou Andreou Street, University Square, and Saripolou Square, with many restaurants and cafes. Limassol's main shopping street, Anexartissias, is also located here, with many shops and boutiques.

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The Debenhams department store district and the Crowne Plaza Hotel are considered very convenient for tourists. These buildings are landmarks of the city known to all residents. The area is close to the center and has excellent infrastructure with hotels, shops, bus stops, and cafes.

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Patamos Yermasoyias has a high concentration of taverns, restaurants, grill bars, nightclubs, and discos.

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The Amathus district has many historical monuments and is quite peaceful. Nearby, excavations of the ancient city that gives the area its name are conducted.

After breakfast, we will have the day free to explore this wonderful city.

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We will be able to visit Limassol Castle, a medieval castle that is one of the city's most notable historical sites and houses a museum narrating the history of Cyprus. The Molos Promenade, which is a beautiful seaside promenade that stretches along the coast, perfect for walking, exercising, or simply enjoying sea views. The Kourion Archaeological Park, located on the outskirts of Limassol, this archaeological site includes an ancient theater, Roman villas, baths, and impressive mosaics.

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We must not forget to visit the wineries. Cyprus is known for its wine, and Limassol is an excellent place to sample local wines. You can visit nearby wineries for tastings.

After breakfast, we will have the day free to continue exploring the city or to enjoy a day at the beach.

We could visit the Aphrodite's Rock, also known as Petra tou Romiou, is an iconic landmark in Cyprus. It is a sea stack located along the southwestern coast of the island. According to Greek mythology, this is the place where the goddess Aphrodite emerged from the sea foam.

The rock is a symbol of love and beauty and has attracted visitors and travelers from all over the world. It offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and is a popular spot for taking photographs and enjoying the natural beauty of Cyprus.

After breakfast, at the scheduled time, we will be transferred to the airport.