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Ayia Napa Ammochostos Motor Museum entry ticket

The story of how we learned to move faster and farther unfolds through a remarkable collection of classic vehicles at the Ammochostos Motor Museum in Ayia Napa. This self-guided visit lets you explore 105 incredible exhibits, including gleaming classic cars, motorcycles and rare finds. Each piece tells a story of design and innovation – a chance to see how style, engineering and culture have evolved over time. It's straightforward and fascinating, whether you're a motor enthusiast or just curious about how we got here.

Larnaca Metropolis Mall shopping tour with optional city walk

Whether you're in the mood for an afternoon wandering the city or a full dose of retail therapy, this tour gives you the freedom to do Larnaca your way. The trip begins with pick-ups around Protaras and Ayia Napa, followed by a stop at Metropolis Mall to drop off anyone who would rather skip the sightseeing and head straight for the shops. If you've booked onto the city tour, stay on board as the coach continues into Larnaca's centre.Once you arrive, you'll take a stroll along Finikoudes, passing the marina while your guide points out highlights like the Pierides Museum and the old fort. The walk winds through a freshly renovated street lined with little shops selling goods like copperware and handmade jewellery. Then, you'll reach Agios Lazarus Church, one of Larnaca's most iconic sights and a main draw of the hour‑long tour.After the visit, you'll head back to the mall to rejoin the others, where you get a full hour to browse the mall for take‑home treats like Cypriot sweets, sip a coffee or try a well‑known local snack like a halloumi pie. The coach will then pick everyone up for the return journey, getting you back just in time for dinner.

Cyprus small-group tour to Turtle Bay and Blue Lagoon

You'll sweep by the sea caves of the east coast of Cyprus on this small group, adults-only boat tour, which you can book as either a morning, afternoon or sunset sailing. Set off with a couple of other small yachts from Green Bay, stopping at Turtle Bay for your first swim stop. Then, as you sail to the Blue Lagoon for another dip, you'll see rocky cliffs with caves dotted along them – as if someone came by with a giant hole punch. The clear waters and rugged, peaceful scenery are a real hit, but best of all, there's only eight to ten of you on each yacht. That means you've got comfort and space, while being able to mingle with a handful of other guests if you like.

Catamaran cruise with authentic Cypriot dinner and entertainment

Dinner and live, local entertainment is a tough combo to beat, but throw in the fact that it's served up on a catamaran cruise in Cyprus and you're onto a winner. Your adults-only cruise sets off from Green Bay and sweeps down the Protaras coastline towards Konos Bay and Blue Lagoon. Your captain will drop anchor here for a traditionally Cypriot dinner that's dished up alongside live entertainment. As the sun sets, you'll bob on the Mediterranean Sea and sway to the music before returning to port.

YachtOn Sunset Experience with DJ

This YachtOn sunset trip brings all the private-yacht energy minus the private-yacht price tag. As an adults-only cruise with just eight to ten guests onboard, the vibe stays intimate, relaxed and fuelled by good music and an open-bar. Before reaching Blue Lagoon, you'll glide past hidden sea caves, the Lovers' Bridge rock arch and Agioi Anargiroi Church for some seriously scenic moments. Once at Blue Lagoon, two to three yachts anchor together for a floating mini festival with a live DJ set and a sunset scene that completely steals the show.

Half-day guided Varosha and Salamis Beach tour with lunch

If you're after a day out that mixes a bit of culture with time at the beach, this trip's a great shout. You'll start by heading over to the northern part of Cyprus, crossing the checkpoint and getting a feel for a side of the island where everyday life and history sit right next to each other. It's all really relaxed and sets the tone for the rest of the day. Once you're through, you'll make your way to Varosha, once a buzzing resort packed with glamorous hotels, sandy beaches and busy promenades. With your guide leading the way, you'll wander along the abandoned streets, passing crumbling buildings, shops and homes that have been frozen in time since 1974 . It's one of the most talked about spots in Cyprus and it's easy to see why once you're there. After that, you'll head to Salamis Beach, right next to the ancient ruins of Salamis. With views stretching along the coastline, it's a lovely spot to cool off with a swim, stretch out on a sunbed or just enjoy being by the sea. You'll get a snack-box lunch too, ideal for a quick pick-me-up as you unwind. And if you fancy it, there's also time to check out the ruins before heading back.

Ayia Napa sunset 70s and 80s disco boat party – from Protaras hotels

When Ayia Napa starts to glow at sunset, the Santa Napa boat is where the night begins – on the water, with music already playing. This three-hour disco cruise welcomes anyone 16 years and over for a DJ-led night on the water, loaded with classic 70s and 80s tracks and plenty of space to dance. Your meal and one drink are included, as is time to swim near Cape Greco's Blue Lagoon.

Ayia Napa sunset disco boat party – 70s and 80s edition

When Ayia Napa starts to glow at sunset, the Santa Napa boat is where the night begins – on the water, with music already playing. This three-hour disco cruise welcomes anyone 16 years and over for a DJ-led night on the water, loaded with classic 70s and 80s tracks and plenty of space to dance. Your meal and one drink are included, as is time to swim near Cape Greco's Blue Lagoon.

Aldeias de montanha com almoço e degustação de mel de Ayia Napa

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