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#ad Send this to your travel buddy 💌 This is what a spring day in Cyprus looks like 🌸 Now imagine summer… can’t wait ☀️

#visitcyprus #travelcoupleinspiration #summerincyprus #couplelovetravel

The Protaras Riviera:
The dawn of a new era.
Unique experiences.
Like the sun that rises here every day.
365 days a year.
The first sunrise in Europe.
Reasons to be here every day.

Sun, sea and sand.
Some of the most celebrated beaches in the Mediterranean.
Reasons to be here every day.

Rich diversified experiences.
Agriculture, gastronomy.
Culture, history.
Sport, wellbeing.
Creative energy.
Inspired by the past.
Focused on the future.
Reasons to be here every day.

The Protaras Riviera.
Set to become a favourite year round Mediterranean destination.

Where the sun first rises on Europe.
There are reasons to be here every day.

#ProtarasRiviera

Time to put the Stavrovouni Trail on your radar, Cyprus’s best-kept secret for golden hour. 🌅

Starting in Pyrga, this hidden gem winds through fragrant pine forests, wild hillsides, and panoramic views right at the foot of one of the island's oldest monasteries. 🌲🐐

If you’re looking for rugged trails, vibrant wildflowers, and a sunset that is honestly unreal... this is your sign to go. Drop a 🥾 if this is going on your weekend hit-list!

#VisitCyprus #Stavrovouni #Larnaka #HiddenGem #Cyprus

🎥 @estella.ch_

Spring days at Nissi Beach are simply different… warm sun, calm sea, and the freedom to truly enjoy the moment together 🫧🌴☀️

This is your sign to book that Cyprus trip with your family.

#VisitCyprus #Cyprus #NissiBeach #BabyTravel

Honestly… can you ever get bored of Cyprus? 🌞🌴🌊🇨🇾

#visitcyprus #cyprus #ayianapa #paphos #larnaca

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️🏺

Museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across Cyprus are celebrating with exhibitions, events, and many free entries 🎨😍

This year’s theme, “Museums Uniting a Divided World”, highlights how culture can bring people together 🌍

Which museum are you visiting today? 👇 #VisitCyprus #Cyprus #IMD2026

Find the full programme of events here: https://bit.ly/48Sexar

Stop and really look. That’s the art of noticing. 👁️

Larnaka isn't a destination to rush through; it’s a feeling to sink into. It’s the texture of the ancient fort stone, the rhythm of the waves at Foinikoudes, and the small details that usually go unseen in the race for the fastest selfie. ☀️🌴🌊

Slow down. Look closer. You might be surprised by what you find. 💙

#Larnaka #VisitCyprus #SlowTravel #Cyprus

🎥 @theislanderstories

🇨🇾 Omodos is a picturesque wine-producing village located in the Limassol district on the southern slopes of the Troodos Mountains. Sitting at an altitude of 800 meters, it is the crown jewel of the Krasochoria (wine villages) route, celebrated for its cobblestone alleys, traditional stone houses, and deep-rooted winemaking heritage.

#Cyprus #spring2026 #omodosvillage #limassoldistrict #chooseyourcyprus

Friday morning done right. ☀️🌴🌊

Agia Napa is putting on a masterclass in turquoise, as always. 💙 From hidden rocky coves to those world-famous crystal-clear shallows, the weekend countdown is officially over.

Who are you taking to the coast this weekend? Tag your beach squad! 👇

#VisitCyprus #AgiaNapa #Cyprus #TGIF

🎥 @travelayianapa

Απόψε στηρίζουμε την Κύπρο & την Αντιγόνη με την ψήφο μας! 🇨🇾🍊
📺 Tonight | Second Semi-Final
🗳️ Vote for Cyprus #08

📸 EBU/Corinne Cumming

Απόψε στηρίζουμε την Κύπρο & την Αντιγόνη με την ψήφο μας! 🇨🇾🍊
📺 Tonight | Second Semi-Final
🗳️ Vote for Cyprus #08

📸 EBU/Corinne Cumming

Nature doing what it does best 😍

Welcome to Avakas Gorge, a wild canyon masterfully shaped by water and time ⛰️ Hidden within the Akamas Peninsula, this protected sanctuary is home to rare plants, birds, and wildlife found only in Cyprus 🌿🦋🐦

Definitely not your average morning walk. 🥾

Know before you go: The terrain can be slippery and uneven, so be sure to wear sturdy, closed-toe hiking shoes and bring plenty of water! 👟💧

📷 @stratos.ioannidis

Nature doing what it does best 😍

Welcome to Avakas Gorge, a wild canyon masterfully shaped by water and time ⛰️ Hidden within the Akamas Peninsula, this protected sanctuary is home to rare plants, birds, and wildlife found only in Cyprus 🌿🦋🐦

Definitely not your average morning walk. 🥾

Know before you go: The terrain can be slippery and uneven, so be sure to wear sturdy, closed-toe hiking shoes and bring plenty of water! 👟💧

📷 @stratos.ioannidis

Nature doing what it does best 😍

Welcome to Avakas Gorge, a wild canyon masterfully shaped by water and time ⛰️ Hidden within the Akamas Peninsula, this protected sanctuary is home to rare plants, birds, and wildlife found only in Cyprus 🌿🦋🐦

Definitely not your average morning walk. 🥾

Know before you go: The terrain can be slippery and uneven, so be sure to wear sturdy, closed-toe hiking shoes and bring plenty of water! 👟💧

📷 @stratos.ioannidis

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope

The locations 👇

Cyprus is bursting with culture and a rich history spanning over 11,000 years, positioning it as a pivotal cultural crossroads in the eastern Mediterranean. Its legacy includes Neolithic settlements, ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman influences.

With museums, UNESCO sites, cultural hubs around every corner, there is so much more to discover and learn from this island.

In order of appearance:

1. Explore Nicosia’s alternative side and gain a creative insight into Cypriot culture with an urban tour of street art in the Old Town.

2. The House of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios / Ethnological Museum - This manor house is one of the most important surviving 18th century buildings in Lefkosia and was restored by the Department of Antiquities to house the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, receiving the ‘Europa Nostra’ award in 1988.

3. Panagia Asinou Church is a small church dedicated to the Virgin of ‘Phorbia’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains some of the finest Byzantine wall art.

4. Located within the walled city of Lefkosia on Onasagorou Street, Faneromeni Church is one of the largest churches of the capital, and was built in 1872.

5/6/8. The Old City of Nicosia is a vibrant, historic hub surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls that define its iconic star-shaped perimeter.

7. The Edro III is a Cypriot freighter that ran aground on the rocks near Paphos, Cyprus, in December 2011.

9. It is the oldest operating printers in Cyprus, owned by Nicosia Printing Works, Chr.Nicolaou & Sons Ltd.

📷 Which shot is your favourite?

📌 Save this for your next holiday or trip to Cyprus 🇨🇾 and check my Cyprus highlight for more recommendations.

#visitcyprus #cyprustravel #citybreakeurope #europetravel #hiddeneurope