Chalk-white cliffs contrasting with dark volcanic sand and seaside fish tavernas east of Limassol.
A striking natural contrast where brilliant white limestone terraces meet dark shallow waters. The coastline is naturally scalloped into several sheltered coves.
Sunbathers lounge directly on the smooth white rocks, while legendary family fish tavernas sit on the clifftop above.
Off the A1 highway midway between Limassol and Larnaca, exit Governor's Beach. 20 minutes from Limassol.
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Tranquil 12th-century nunnery featuring blooming courtyard gardens, artisanal honey, and chalk sea cliffs nearby.
Serene sanctuary in all seasons; peaceful escape from city crowds.
Remarkable 7000 BC aceramic Neolithic village sheltered beneath an iconic white conical architectural tent.
The architectural canopy provides shade over the main excavations.
Cyprus's premier seafood destination with colorful trawlers, marina piers, and legendary waterfront fish taverns.
Thriving destination year-round; particularly vibrant for long Sunday lunches.
Secluded pebble coastline backed by scenic clay cliffs and untamed Mediterranean waves.
Enjoyable all year; secluded and breezy in summer, dramatic and atmospheric in winter.
Historic hillside village built of local golden limestone, featuring a river bridge church founded by St Helena.
Pleasant year-round; exceptionally charming in spring when bougainvillea blooms across the stone arches.
One of the most important prehistoric sites in the Mediterranean (7000–4000 BC) with reconstructed round houses (UNESCO).
Ideal from October through May. Summer mornings are recommended to beat the hillside heat.
