Top Ayia Napa Outdoor Activities

Explore scenic caves and natural bridges in Cyprus with this half-day Jeep safari. Go off-roading in a 4x4 on the island’s east coast and visit sea caves and the Blue Lagoon. Stroll across the lover’s bridge for good luck and go for a swim in Konnos Bay. Stop at a café overlooking the bay for free time to relax with a coffee or beer.

Zip along the slopes of the Troodos Mountains with a full-day Jeep safari excursion in Cyprus. Go off the beaten path in a 4x4 to see mountain peaks, waterfalls, and rural villages. The itinerary includes time for swimming, relaxing at a traditional Cypriot restaurant in a mountain village, and visiting a local winery.

Relax on board a schooner as it sails down the eastern Cypriot coastline during this half-day tour from Larnaca. Take in the scenery and then dive in at one of the several swimming stops to explore the underwater world and cool off. Back on deck, enjoy a buffet lunch with fresh fruits and desserts, accompanied by drinks from the open bar.

See Cyprus off-the-beaten-path with this 4x4 adventure. You'll hop into a Land Rover Defender and head out to see sights such as a 17th-century chapel and an old copper mine, with plenty of time to go swimming in a mountain lagoon and wander the quaint streets of traditional villages, including Lefkara, known for its silver filigree work and lace production.

Set sail off the coast of Eastern Cyprus with this trip aboard the San Antonio II schooner. Hit up spots such as Konnos Bay and the Blue Lagoon of Cape Greco, with plenty of time to stop for swims in the Mediterranean along the way. There will even be an open bar on board along with a sumptuous buffet lunch with fruits and desserts.

Make the most of your time in Cyprus during this half-day tour. After pickup from your Ayia Napa accommodation, travel via air-conditioned coach to Larnaca and its lively market. You’ll have time at your leisure to haggle for bargains and pick up souvenirs. Then, continue to Mazotos Village, home to Cyprus’ largest camel park. Once inside, you have a pool, game room, and petting zoo at your disposal—plus camel rides (own expense).

What makes this tour unique is that is not aimed at tourists or even travellers.It is aimed at visitors that they want to see my homeland as i do. The truth is, I pay a lot of attention to good, local, food and wine. I avoid mainstream places for a more authentic aesthitic. An absolutely private tour. A totally “tailor made” experience.