Discover Cyprus at its best by exploring the beautiful coastline and countryside of this enchanting island by jeep safari. To get the true extent of the hidden depths of the Akamas Peninsular and the Troodos Mountains, the jeep safaris are the most informative and exciting ways in which to do so.
Troodos
The Troodos Mountains are also known as the Heart of Cyprus. This extraordinary mountain range stretches across a large section of the south-western side of the island. Venture through the wonderful woodlands and take in the fresh sent of pine and cedar, refreshing mountain breeze. The safari will take you through of the many scenic mountain villages, which are scattered across the Troodos. Visit the richest and most renowned monastery on the island, the Byzantine Kykkos Monastery. It is truly magnificent, its main hall dripping with gold, in contrast to the simplicity of the rest of the complex. The Kykkos monastery houses a number of beautiful Byzantine treasures and the icon of the Virgin Mary painted by St. Luke. The opportunity is give to sample a traditional Cypriot meal in a pictorial mountain village, before venturing to the highest peak on the island, Mount Olympus, reaching 1952 meters above sea level. The views are outstanding. Gaze over the rolling mountain range and beyond, as far as the northern side of the island.
Akamas
Venture into the last unspoilt corner of the island; know as the Akamas Peninsular, the national park of Cyprus. Pass the rugged coastline, and the small sandy coves, known as the Sea caves. Walk along the captivating Avagas Gorge, with its rich vegetation, fresh water springs and towering limestone walls. Travel on to the spectacular Lara Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches in the South West of Cyprus, and one of the last Mediterranean nesting grounds for the green and loggerhead turtles. Continue this remarkable adventure to the legendary Baths of Aphrodite, where the Goddess of Love and Beauty allegedly met her lover Adonis. The Baths are said to have magical powers, the ability to restore youth.
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