You’ll make your own way to Famagusta and settle into the heart of the historic old town – a perfect start to your exploration week.

Drive to Salamis, where you will explore the extensive ancient ruined city with the royal tombs and the monastery of St. Barnabas. The combination of ruins, dunes and sea panorama will inspire you. In spring, the extensive area is covered in yellow acacia blossom. You will then visit the crusader castle of Kantara and hike with magnificent views of the sea. Overnight stay in Kuruova, a small village on the south coast.

Today you hike over a mountain ridge to Agios Thyrsos church on the south coast. On the way, you will come across rock tombs and two ancient statues hidden between bushes. Your overnight accommodation is surrounded by palm trees and has its own sandy beach.

On your ridge walk, you follow the coastline, always accompanied by beautiful sea views. You will reach the Eleousa Monastery, a Cypriot Orthodox church building that is still used on feast days. You may also discover native orchids along the way and get to know the flora of Cyprus better.

With magnificent views of the sea, we head back along the ridge to Dipkarpas, the last village on the peninsula. The village consists of many small, widely scattered farmsteads with gardens and fields, lemon and orange groves. Hibiscus, jasmine, bougainvillea and oleander blossoms adorn the houses.

Your route today takes you to the fascinating south coast, which not only delights with its impressive nature, but is also home to various bird species such as herring gulls and peregrine falcons. Located directly by the sea, you will spend two nights at the Livana Hotel and can enjoy the sound of the waves and the salty sea air.

Hike in the heart of Karpas National Park. In the morning, a short transfer to St. Andrew's Monastery, an important pilgrimage site for both Greeks and Turks. On your hike you are sure to see the shy wild donkeys, of which there are many here. Your destination is Cape Andreas, where a temple to Aphrodite once greeted sailors. You will then reach a mile-long, untouched sandy beach, one of the few places in the Mediterranean where turtles can still lay their eggs.

You’ll make your own way to Famagusta and settle into the heart of the historic old town – a perfect start to your exploration week.

On this stage, you’ll explore the historic old town of Famagusta, exploring the historic old town with its grand walls, Gothic churches, and Eastern-inspired streets. Just beyond lies the abandoned coastal town of Varosha, a hauntingly fascinating place steeped in history. The day ends perfectly with a refreshing swim in the sparkling sea.

After a short transfer, with a stop at the ancient site of Salamis – once the heart of a thriving metropolis – you’ll arrive in Buyukkonuk, the starting point of your stage. From here, you’ll journey through a pristine, hilly landscape dotted with carob trees. Expansive views and serene tranquility accompany you all the way to Galatia, where your accommodation awaits and your host warmly greets you with a tasting of homemade, traditional Cypriot grappa – Zivania.

Today promises a true scenic highlight: a walk up Yudi Dağ. The ascent treats you to captivating views, culminating at the summit with a breathtaking 360° panorama of the sea, rolling hills, and the Karpas region. The return journey is a gentle descent back to your accommodation in Mehmetçik, leaving you with a day full of unforgettable sights.

Your day of exploration begins in Kaleburnu. Along the rugged coastline, you’ll be treated to views of turquoise waters and charming coves. From there, you’ll make your way through fields and gently rolling hills to Dipkarpaz, a village brimming with character where diverse cultures come together. The local coffeehouses offer a welcoming spot to relax and savor a leisurely end to the day.

Right from your accommodation, you’ll follow the Besparmak Trail through a secluded coastal landscape. The scents of the Mediterranean and the proximity of the sea are ever-present as ancient ruins begin to appear on the horizon. Eventually, you’ll reach the excavations of Afendrika, where Byzantine churches and old walls tell the story of centuries past. Along the way, the many secluded coves invite you to take a refreshing dip in the cool waters.

A transfer brings you to the start of your final day of walking. The stage is spectacular: from Golden Beach, you’ll follow a path along secluded dunes to the Church of St. Andrew, where stories, faith, and hospitality come alive. After an optional swim, you’ll continue to Cape Apostolos Andreas. Here, at the easternmost point of Cyprus, vast landscapes, nature, and spirituality converge in perfect harmony.