• Hala Sultan Tekke - Few places in Cyprus captivate visitors quite like Hala Sultan Tekke. Gracefully rising from the edge of Larnaca Salt Lake, its elegant Ottoman domes and ancient minarets create a scene of unexpected beauty that often leaves visitors speechless. As one of the most spiritually significant Islamic shrines globally — dedicated to Umm Haram, a relative of the Prophet Mohammed — it is a place where profound faith and stunning natural surroundings coexist in perfect, unforgettable harmony.
• Larnaka Salt Lake - Few natural landmarks in Cyprus are as quietly enchanting as Larnaca Salt Lake — a vast, shimmering expanse that transforms dramatically with each passing season. In winter, it fills with glistening water, while in summer, it becomes a dazzling white canvas of crystallized salt stretching endlessly under the Mediterranean sun. Today, Salt Lake stands as one of the island’s most unexpectedly beautiful natural wonders.
• Byzantine Museum of Saint Lazarus - For over a thousand years, believers from every corner of the Christian world have journeyed to the magnificent Church of St. Lazarus in the heart of Larnaca. Built in the 9th century above the sacred tomb of Lazarus — the man Christ raised from the dead — this extraordinary Byzantine masterpiece has witnessed countless miracles and healings attributed to the holy relics of St. Lazarus preserved within its ancient walls. It is a place where faith feels tangible, history feels alive, and every stone carries the weight of a thousand prayers.
• Nicosia - No city in the world quite prepares visitors for Nicosia — the last divided capital on earth, where two worlds collide in the most fascinating and unexpected ways. Stroll along the magnificent 16th-century Venetian walls, lose yourself in the medieval charm of Laiki Geytonia, and admire the stately Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Then cross the Green Line checkpoint into Northern Nicosia — where the breathtaking Hagia Sophia Cathedral, a soaring 13th-century Gothic masterpiece transformed into a mosque, stands as the most powerful symbol of Cyprus’ extraordinary and complex history. Enjoy free time to explore, wander, and savor lunch in this truly one-of-a-kind city.

• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Experienced local guide
• Fully insured, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver
• Free time for lunch in the heart of Northern Nicosia — a unique dining experience across the divide

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

Embark on an exclusive private tour from Limassol to explore two of Cyprus’ most captivating cities, featuring sacred shrines, ancient churches, and Europe’s last divided capital.

Begin your adventure at the tranquil Hala Sultan Tekke, a globally significant Islamic shrine, gracefully located on the banks of Larnaca Salt Lake and dedicated to Umm Haram, a relative of the Prophet Mohammed.

Take a leisurely walk along the picturesque Larnaca Salt Lake, historically known for its valuable “white gold,” before visiting the splendid Church of St. Lazarus. This 9th-century Byzantine marvel is renowned for its miracles and sacred relics, drawing pilgrims from across the globe.

Conclude your journey in Nicosia, Europe’s last divided capital. Stroll down the lively Ledra Street, cross the famous Green Line, and immerse yourself in the remarkable fusion of Greek and Turkish Cypriot culture that defines this unique city.

• All visitors must pass through borderline security when crossing the Green Line.
• 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 Nicosia.
• 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.