The Kremiotis waterfalls in Cyprus are a fantastic and indescribable natural beauty. And this rather unknown place is also adventurous.
Experience and discover a journey into a fairytale world far away from the tourist buses, a tour to a secret place in Cyprus.
Spectacular colours, almost jungle-like.
Discover plants and creatures that can only be found here in Cyprus.
Your thirst for discovery and exploration is sure to be quenched.
Take a look at the photos and book your own private space today.
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Are you interested in something out of the ordinary? Are you an explorer who likes to get off the beaten track? Then join us to discover unknown and forgotten places.
Unusual villages, abandoned towns and old mines, hidden waterfalls, medieval bridges, incredible and completely unexpected nature and much more are waiting to be explored by you.
Our thirst for knowledge is far from quenched and our expeditions continue.
You are now cordially invited to join us in these places.
We look forward to meeting you and your spirit of discovery.
A Secret Places Tour with Sancytours into a fairytale world. Discover with us one of the most magical places in Cyprus. The Kremiotis waterfall is definitely a place you will remember forever.
You won’t think you’re in Cyprus, you’ll feel like you’re in a jungle or a fantasy film where you discover forgotten worlds, because it’s green and overgrown with moss. The access to the waterfall is exciting. The path that leads to the waterfall ends at the back of the waterfall, so you can get to the front of the waterfall through a small tunnel, 4 to 5 metres long. An adventure, but well worth it! A footbridge has recently been built around the waterfall so you no longer have to go through the tunnel.
Tour price, 2 persons 349Euro
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A place of mysticism and beauty!
The Mavrokolympos stream flows through a gorge and a waterfall forms on a slope. Over the centuries the water has eroded the rock and formed a small lake.
You can also swim in the small lake below the waterfall in this almost unspoilt, exotic setting. Who knows, you might even feel like Adonis with his Aphrodite.
Come with us to visit and enjoy one of the few still relatively unknown idyllic places in Cyprus.
Tour price for 2 persons 349Euro
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Salamis was an Iron Age city-kingdom and ancient city at the mouth of the Pediaios River in Cyprus. It lies on the long bay of Famagusta, only 6 km north of Famagusta.
According to legend, the founder of Salamis was Teukros, son of Telamon, king of the Greek island of Salamis of the same name. He is said to have landed in Cyprus after the destruction of Troy, built a temple to Zeus and married Eune, the daughter of Kinyras. His father-in-law, Kinyras, was the father of Adonis. more »
Nestled in the hills of the picturesque village of Bellapais, this abbey is simply stunning. Not only is it beautiful, but it also has a fascinating history dating back to the 13th century.
From its cultural importance as a centre for intellectuals and artists in the Middle Ages to its remarkable architecture and décor, Bellapais Abbey is a true treasure to be admired.
Book our St Hilarion Castle and Bellapais combo tour and see for yourself. more »
Bellapais Abbey is now the ruins of a monastery built in the 13th century on the northern outskirts of the small village of Bellapais in northern Cyprus, about five kilometres from the town of Kyrenia. The monastery is situated at an altitude of 220 metres above sea level and offers a wide view of Kyrenia and the Mediterranean Sea.
The site was once the residence of the Bishop of Kyrenia and a refuge from Arab attacks in the 7th and 8th centuries. The first inhabitants known to have settled here or nearby were the Canons of the Holy Sepulchre, who fled after Saladin’s conquest of Jerusalem in 1187. The Canons were the guardians of the Holy Sepulchre. more »
Kato Lefkara is a village in the mountains, about 35 km from Larnaka.
The landscape is criss-crossed by small rivers.
Kato Lefkara borders Pano Lefkara to the northwest, Pano and Kato Lefkara being two completely separate and independent villages, but sharing a common cultural background.
Until Ottoman rule, there was no separation between Kato and Pano Lefkara. Earlier sources mention Lefkara as a single settlement, which was apparently Pano Lefkara, while Kato Lefkara was founded by displaced Greeks.
The first written mention of Lefkara with its present name comes from Saint Neophytos in his Standard Testament, in which he reports that he was born in Lefkara in 1134. more »
Nicosia is located in the interior of the island of Cyprus and is therefore less suitable for a typical beach holiday than Larnaka, Protaras or Agia Napa on the coast. But the city, which is over 2,500 years old, has a rich cultural heritage. This applies to the Greek-influenced south as well as the Turkish-influenced north.
Because of its strategic location between Europe, Asia Minor and the Levant, Cyprus has always been a point of contention. Many ruled here: Greeks and Romans, Byzantines, Crusaders and Genoese, but also the Ottoman Empire, which ceded Cyprus to Great Britain.
It was not until 1960 that Cyprus became independent and Nicosia became the capital of the young state. In the following decades, however, there was repeated unrest between Greek and Turkish nationalists. This led to the division of the city, which continues to this day. In the meantime, both sides are getting closer again and there is an open border crossing in Ledra Street that connects the two halves of the city. more »
Discover the magic of Larnaca´s past and present.
Castle, mosques, gothic churches, aquaduct, salt lakes with flamingos, the old town. Larnaca offers you a journey through the centuries.
Our tour adapts to your wishes so that you have enough time for what interests you most.
