Explore the untamed landscapes of Cyprus through our Mini Bus Tour. Venture into the Avakas Gorge, visit The Turtle Museum, experience traditional village life at a coffee stop, admire the beauty of Latchi Harbour, marvel at the historical Baths of Aphrodite, discover the remnants of the Edro Shipwreck, and indulge in a complimentary wine tasting at a local winery.

Experience an unforgettable Mini Bus Tour departing from Paphos, traversing the enchanting West Coast of Cyprus and unveiling its breathtaking vistas. Embark on this journey with us, starting and ending your adventure right at your hotel conveniently situated in the Paphos area.

Our itinerary encompasses exploration of the Nature Reserve of the Akamas Peninsula, an untouched piece of Cyprus brimming with natural wonders. As part of this excursion, you'll have the opportunity to discover secluded beaches and hidden coves, including the Sea Caves Area, nestled in the picturesque village of Peyia. This charming spot offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich marine life of the Aegean Sea, particularly notable during the peak hatching season of turtle hatchlings.

Another highlight of the tour is the Turtle Museum, providing invaluable insights into the remarkable conservation efforts dedicated to protecting these endangered creatures. Additionally, we invite you to indulge in a delightful culinary experience by sampling a traditional Cypriot dish and savoring the local wines, both available during our scheduled breaks throughout the day.

The Akamas Peninsula Tour promises a memorable blend of scenic drives, cultural immersion, and gastronomic delights. Highlights of this journey include visiting the iconic Baths of Aphrodite, believed to be the sacred bathing grounds of the legendary goddess of love and beauty, and admiring the serene landscapes of the Akamas Peninsula.

This comprehensive tour ensures you witness all the essential landmarks and natural splendors of this region, offering a truly enriching and unforgettable experience away from the usual tourist crowds.