• Salamis - Discover the captivating open-air realm of ancient Salamis, an expansive archaeological gem along the sunlit shores of Northern Cyprus. Once the island’s most influential and affluent city-state, this extraordinary site offers a true journey through history. Marvel at the grand marble colonnades, the impressive Roman theatre, royal tombs, and ancient baths that reflect a civilization of remarkable scale and ambition. Wander through the ruins and sense the centuries beneath your feet.
• Famagusta Walled City - Few city walls in the world possess the commanding presence of the magnificent Venetian walls of Famagusta. This colossal 16th-century fortification encircles the entire Old Town like a stone embrace. Ascend to the top, where the Mediterranean stretches endlessly before you, the rooftops of the ancient city spread below, and the sheer engineering ambition of the Venetians becomes vividly apparent. A viewpoint that captivates every visitor.
• Othello Castle - Behind the modest entrance of Othello Castle lies one of Cyprus’s most atmospheric and storied spaces. Constructed by the Lusignan dynasty in the 14th century and later fortified by the Venetians, this compact fortress holds a remarkable literary legacy—Shakespeare immortalized these very walls in his renowned tragedy. Climb the towers, trace your fingers along ancient stone, and let your imagination evoke the guards, drama, and passion that once filled every shadowy corner of this extraordinary place.
• Famagusta - Immerse yourself in the leisurely pace of Famagusta Old Town, where centuries of history and daily life coexist in the most charming and unexpected ways. Sun-bleached stone facades narrate tales of Lusignan kings and Ottoman rulers, while the aroma of fresh coffee wafts from tiny cafés nestled beneath ancient arches. This is a place that rewards the curious and the unhurried—every alley a discovery, every doorway a glimpse into a past that refuses to be forgotten.
• Ghost Town Famagusta - Nothing in Cyprus quite prepares you for Varosha. Once the most glamorous resort in the entire eastern Mediterranean, its beaches were frequented by international celebrities, and its hotels gleamed under the Cyprus sun. This extraordinary ghost town has remained silent and untouched since 1974. Peeling facades, overgrown streets, and empty windows frozen in time create a scene of such eerie, melancholic beauty that visitors instinctively fall silent. A place where history feels uncomfortably, powerfully real.

• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Experienced local guide
• Fully insured, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver
• Time for leisurely lunch break

• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees
• Lunch and additional beverages (available to purchase locally)
• Any personal or private expenses

Embark on an exclusive private day tour from Limassol to the captivating east coast of Cyprus, where the Famagusta region reveals its rich tapestry of ancient ruins, medieval fortresses, and an eerie ghost town, each narrating a remarkable Mediterranean tale.

Begin your journey at the legendary ancient city of Salamis, once the most influential city in Cyprus, said to be founded by Teucer, the heroic archer from Homer’s Iliad. Explore the grand colonnades and a stunning Roman theatre that echo stories of bygone empires.

Continue to the charming Famagusta Old Town, where you can enter the impressive Othello Castle, a 14th-century fortress celebrated by Shakespeare, and marvel at the stunning Cathedral of Saint Nicholas. This Gothic masterpiece, inspired by Notre Dame, was later converted into a mosque. Stroll along the ancient city walls for breathtaking panoramic views.

The tour’s unforgettable conclusion is a view of Varosha, the notorious ghost town left untouched since 1974, serving as a poignant reminder of Cyprus’ turbulent past.

• All visitors must pass through borderline security.
• A valid passport or ID card is mandatory. Please note that holders of Armenian, Syrian, Nigerian, Turkmenistan, Nepalese, and Bangladeshi passports require a special visa to enter Northern Cyprus.
• Please ensure shoulders and knees are covered when visiting monasteries and churches.
• Сomfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
• The tour operator reserves the right to adjust the itinerary while maintaining the full quality and scope of your experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.