Top Nicosia Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Explore Famagusta and eastern North Cyprus with ease on this full-day private tour. Depart from your accommodation in Kyrenia, Nicosia, or Famagusta and travel in the company of a driver-guide. Learn about the history of the area and stop by St. Barnabas Monastery and Icon Museum, among other places.

See the highlights of Kyrenia with a local guide by booking this tour of the city, which includes round-trip transportation from Nicosia or Kyrenia hotels and the services of a private, professional guide. Highlights of this tour include visits to the Kyrenia Harbour, Kyrenia Castle, the Ottoman-era Baldoken Graveyard, and the Bellapais Monastery.

On this tour you'll be starting in famous Roman hippodrome and get lost in the mysterious history and interesting daily life style of Romans, then as te Blue Mosque is next door you will be learning details of Islamic culture and secrets of such a beautifull mosque. After that you will be crossing over the square to the unique highlight of the city, world famous Saint Sophia, amazing building that has been standing on it's feed for centuries with its relating history of either with christians or muslims.and architectural secret formulas. after lunch you ll continue exploring the secret sections of Topkapı Palace which used to be the home of Ottoman Sultans and headquarters. After you go down to the Basilica Cistern which has breathtaking stories and mythological past of Medusa. You will be enjoying to end the day in labyrinth streets of world famous known grand or covered bazaar where you will get a chance to see and find cultural artifacts and souvenirs.

Take a break from the city and embark on a coastal walk through Cape Greko Park, known for its birdlife and serene coastal landscapes. Begin at Konnos Beach and walk six miles (10 kilometers) along the rocky coast, passing major attractions such as Agioi Anargyroi Chapel, Kamara tou Koraka natural arch, Cape Greko Rock, and the Sea Caves Cove. You may even encounter sea turtles during the warmer months.

Experience the ancient sites of Paphos with this tour from Nicosia. You'll visit all of the major historical attractions in the area, from the Paphos Castle to the Tomb of the Kings -- you'll even get a chance to stop at the rock where Aphrodite allegedly emerged from the sea. Other stops include the Panagia Chrysopolitissa Church and the charming Paphos Harbour, a great place to stop for lunch.

With local guide, you would visit Nicosias most famous museums, including a small Levention Museum, the A. Leventis gallery, presenting European, Greek & Cypriot art paintings, will get handmade souvenirs from Laiki Geitonia. Nicosia is the last capital in the world divided militarily. Capital of the island will intrigue visitors with the Green Line at Ledra a city checkpoint. G. Is it real in the 21st century?

Take the opportunity to see the most beautiful villages of Northern Cyprus and taste a selection of local wines. Follow a less explored path with this private tour that takes you to scenic mountain villages of Bellapais, Ilgaz and Karmi and taste a selection of local wines in a vinery located on the northern slopes of the Kyrenia Mountains. These charming villages are packed with narrow alleys, character buildings and panoramic views. The tour also offers a stroll around a stroll through the picturesque Kyrenia harbor. You will enjoy the comfort of a private vehicle and explore the local history and culture with a professional guide. Lunch and entry fees and wine tasting are included in the price of the tour.

This is an excellent tour if you have a limited time on your visit to Cyprus. If you decide to take this tour you will visit Kyrenia, Famagusta, and Nicosia with its highlighted historical sites. The tour will start after the pickup from Nicosia which has been the capital of the island since 11AD. The city is also known as the last divided capital in Europe. Kyrenia is facing the sea and leaning its back to the Kyrenia Mountains. The place was known as a small fishing village in the old days. Now it is well known for its historical attractions. The last stop of the day will be Famagusta. Many historical sites will be visited in Famagusta. Especially you will have the chance to visit St. Barnabas Monastery and his Tomb. He is the person who came to Cyprus to spread Christianity with St. Paul on their first mission. What does William Shakespeare have to do with Famagusta? Why is Varosha known as the Ghost Town? Are there ghosts around? If you book the tour you will learn all about it.