• Edro III Shipwreck - The Edro III shipwreck is an essential landmark near the Sea Caves in Peyia, Cyprus. This impressive cargo ship ran aground during a storm in 2011 and now rests dramatically close to the rocky shore, creating a picturesque and haunting scene. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and rugged cliffs, the shipwreck has become a popular spot for photography and exploration, offering visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and maritime history. It’s truly a hidden gem of the Peyia coastline!

• Trakkos Donkey Farm - The Donkey Farm in Kathikas is a delightful destination for animal lovers and families. Visitors can interact with the friendly donkeys, participate in feeding them carob—one of their favorite treats—and learn about their care and significance in Cypriot culture. It’s a hands-on experience that brings you closer to these gentle animals. While there, don’t miss the opportunity to purchase locally made honey, a delicious product of the region’s rich flora. It’s a perfect way to experience the charm and tradition of rural Cyprus!

• Sea Caves - Next, admire the renowned Sea Caves of Peyia, sculpted by waves and wind over centuries. These arches, caverns, and sheer cliffs plunging into turquoise waters showcase the raw power and beauty of nature.

• Vasilikon Winery - Vasilikon Winery in Kathikas is a hidden gem known for its exceptional wines and rich heritage. Situated in the heart of the Paphos wine region, the winery produces a variety of wines, focusing on indigenous Cypriot grape varieties like Xynisteri and Maratheftiko. What makes Vasilikon stand out is its commitment to quality and tradition, using sustainable practices and modern winemaking techniques. The winery has earned recognition for its excellence, winning several prestigious awards in international wine competitions. With its unique location offering stunning views of surrounding vineyards, Vasilikon is a must-visit for wine lovers seeking the authentic taste of Cyprus on the global stage.

• Sterna Winery - Cultural and Historical Experience: The winery includes a small museum showcasing traditional winemaking tools and artifacts, as well as an ancient underground wine cellar. This offers visitors a glimpse into the history and evolution of winemaking in Cyprus. Winery Tours: Sterna Winery welcomes visitors for tours, wine tastings, and educational experiences. Guests can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and learn about Cypriot wine heritage.

• Fytos Grill House - Fytos Grill House offers Greek and Mediterranean cuisines and is renowned for its excellent service and friendly staff, who are always ready to assist. It’s a great place with a charming atmosphere.

• ADONIS Botanic Garden - The Adonis Botanical Gardens in Paphos is a lush, tranquil paradise showcasing the natural beauty of Cyprus. Nestled in a stunning valley, the gardens are home to a wide variety of local and exotic plants, with a particular emphasis on Mediterranean flora. What makes the gardens even more unique is their breathtaking location—overlooking both a serene dam and the sparkling sea. Visitors can stroll through vibrant flower beds, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and marvel at cascading waterfalls and tranquil ponds. It’s the perfect spot for nature lovers to explore the island’s diverse plant life while soaking in spectacular views.

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• All entrances & tasting fees,

Authenticity – The tours offer more than just winery visits; they provide connections with local winemakers who share their family traditions and stories.

Personalized Experience – Enjoy small group settings, flexible pacing, and customized stops that align with your interests.

Beyond Wine – Tours combine vineyard visits with the natural beauty of Cyprus, cultural treasures, and genuine tavern meals.

Insider Knowledge – With a local tour guide, discover hidden gems that most visitors overlook.

Memorable Moments – From savoring the renowned Commandaria to witnessing sunsets over vineyards, every detail is crafted to create lasting memories.

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