Top Cyprus Bus Tours

Discover the captivating contrasts of Famagusta and its surrounding sites on this private shore tour. Cross into Northern Cyprus and explore the walled city of Famagusta, where medieval and modern history collide. Choose between visiting the ancient Roman ruins of Salamis or stepping into the haunting ghost town of Varosha, frozen in time since 1974. With a personalized guide, this tour offers a deeper understanding of the island’s complex history and its beautiful yet eerie landmarks. Please Note: - The tour is flexible based on your interests – whether you prefer ancient history, modern stories, or the cultural contrasts of the island’s divided capital. - If you'd like to visit Famagusta, Salamis, and Varosha, this can be arranged for an additional €200 per vehicle. - The itinerary can be tailored to your preferences and time constraints for a personalized experience.

Discover the charm of Lefkara, a picturesque Cypriot village known for its exquisite lace and traditional cookies. Stroll through the quaint streets, enjoying an hour of free time to explore and savor a delicious lunch. Witness the intricate process of Lefkara lace-making firsthand, and for those interested, a masterclass in cookie-making is available for an additional fee. Embrace the local culture with a taste of authentic Cypriot coffee at one of the cozy cafes. This tour offers the freedom to customize your experience to suit your interests. - Explore the beautiful village of Lefkara at your own pace - Enjoy an hour of free time for lunch and sightseeing - Watch skilled artisans create traditional Lefkara lace - Optional cookie-making masterclass available for a fee - Optional Wine tasting experience available for a fee - There's a family museum travelers will also get the chance to visit - Get to see how Wine is produced which is an exquisite experience - White stones sightseeing

Discover the authentic soul of Cyprus with this private shore tour through the scenic Troodos Mountains. Explore peaceful forests, charming villages, and stunning natural landmarks, including the tranquil Millomeris Waterfall and the ancient Milia Bridge. Visit Omodos Village, a place where time slows down and tradition is alive, and enjoy a glass of local wine at a family-run winery. This tour is the perfect combination of history, nature, and local flavor, offering a personalized, peaceful, and unforgettable experience in the heart of Cyprus.

Leave the Limassol coastline behind and discover the breathtaking heart of Cyprus on this unforgettable half-day Troodos Mountains shore excursion. Your first stop is the enchanting Omodos village — one of the most picturesque and beloved villages on the island. Stroll cobblestone streets, visit the venerable Monastery of the Holy Cross, and browse charming local shops for handmade lace, artisan crafts, and regional delicacies. Next, discover Platres — a peaceful mountain retreat once favoured by royalty and poets, nestled among fragrant pine forests and crisp highland air. Wine lovers will be delighted by a visit to the legendary Lambouri Winery — where centuries of Cypriot winemaking tradition come alive in every glass. Savour exceptional local wines including the world-famous Commandaria — the legendary wine of kings and Crusaders. The tour concludes in the charming artist village of Lania — where flower-filled lanes, local artworks, and the quiet creative spirit of Cyprus await.

Some days leave a mark. This half-day journey from Limassol to Paphos takes you through layers of history that shaped an entire civilization. It begins at Petra tou Romiou — where, according to ancient myth, Aphrodite rose from the sea. Feel the spray of the waves and decide for yourself. As you continue through Paphos, your guide brings to life the Catacombs of Saint Solomoni and the Church of Saint Kyriaki — ancient sites of early Christian faith, each with a story that stays with you long after you've passed. Wander the open-air Paphos Archaeological Park — Roman mosaics, ancient statues, and 4,000 years of Cyprus beneath an open sky. End at Paphos Castle, a medieval fortress at the water's edge — with sweeping harbor views and centuries of history in every stone. Myth, faith, ancient civilization, and the Mediterranean at its most dramatic. All in one half-day.

A private customizable journey lets you discover Limassol at your own pace. You choose the attractions that match your interests. Your licensed private guide creates a smooth route through medieval castles and ancient cities. Continue into traditional wine villages and peaceful mountain landscapes. Explore archaeological treasures or admire centuries of religious heritage. Comfortable private transportation saves valuable travel time throughout the day. Entrance fees to selected attractions are included for extra convenience. Every stop offers authentic local culture and memorable scenery. This flexible experience suits history lovers and curious explorers alike. Your guide shares fascinating stories while adapting the day to your preferences. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Join our expert-led Take Me To Europe tour and explore the incredible archaeological heritage of the island of Cyprus, including its many UNESCO World Heritage sites. From Ancient Cyprus, through its Byzantine and Medieval periods, we circumnavigate the island to visit Cyprus’ three World Heritage sites, Neolithic Choirokoitia, the city of Paphos, and the Painted Churches of the Troodos Mountains. In the Turkish-controlled North of Cyprus, we visit ancient Salamis, Famagusta, Kyrenia, Bellapais Abbey, St. Hilarion Castle, and North Nicosia. In the Republic of Cyprus, you’ll discover the history of Cyprus, including remains of the Egyptian Pharaohs, Greek Kings, Templar Knights, and Byzantine rulers. There’s no more comprehensive Cyprus tour on the market! Our tour extends forward in time to 1974, as we explore the Green Line, the UN Buffer Zone, and the Ghost town of Varosha, abandoned in terror in 1974 when Turkish tanks began the occupation of Northern Cyprus.