Birthday Surprise Scuba Dive – birthday scuba dive Cyprus – an Underwater Adventure

Happy Birthday Dora – A Scuba Dive Surprise in Cyprus

When flowers and cake just aren’t enough – give the gift of adventure! In this unforgettable story, Balint surprises Dora with a birthday scuba dive in Cyprus, turning a special day into a once-in-a-lifetime memory.

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Donkey Farm Cyprus – A Journey into the Island’s Heart

Looking for an experience that goes beyond the usual tourist spots? Discover the charm of rural Cyprus with a visit to a traditional Donkey farm Cyprus – a place where history, culture, and nature come together.

Donkeys once played a vital role in Cypriot village life, used for transport, farming, and daily chores. Today, these gentle animals are cared for with love and respect at family-run farms that welcome visitors with open arms.

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Our First Scuba Adventure – Exploring MUSAN Cyprus

Have you ever dreamed of your first dive being somewhere truly extraordinary? For us, that dream came true at MUSAN Cyprus – the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa.

Designed by world-renowned artist Jason deCaires Taylor, MUSAN Cyprus is not just a dive site – it’s an underwater art gallery, a marine habitat, and a powerful environmental statement. As beginner divers, we couldn’t have chosen a more inspiring place to take our first breaths underwater.

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Pano Lefkara Cyprus – Where Culture, Craft, and Tradition Meet

Hidden in the foothills of the Troodos Mountains lies one of the most beautiful and historic villages in Cyprus: Pano Lefkara Cyprus. With its stone-built houses, scenic alleys, and artistic spirit, this village has earned a place in the heart of Cypriot heritage.

Famous for its world-renowned Lefkara lace (Lefkaritika) and fine silverwork, Pano Lefkara Cyprus is more than a destination – it’s a journey into the soul of traditional Cyprus. As you stroll through its charming streets, you’ll meet skilled artisans, discover quaint family-run shops, and feel the calm rhythm of village life.

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Donkey Farm – Gentle Souls of Cyprus – Gallery

Tucked into the hills of rural Cyprus, the Donkey Farm is more than just a stop on a tour — it’s a meeting with the island’s past. For centuries, donkeys were essential to village life, and here they’re not forgotten. Instead, they’re loved, protected, and living peacefully in open landscapes.

Discover the Donkey Farm in the Sanyctours Gallery – heartwarming images of Cyprus’s rural culture, iconic animals, and quiet encounters in nature.

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Wild Donkeys of the Karpaz Peninsula

Wild Donkeys Karpaz – A Living Symbol of Cyprus‘ Untamed Nature

They appear suddenly, sometimes in groups, standing in the middle of the road or quietly grazing under olive trees. The wild donkeys of the Karpaz Peninsula are not just animals – they are living symbols of a free and untouched Cyprus.

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Karpaz Peninsula – Wild Beauty at the Edge of Cyprus in motion

Karpaz Peninsula – A Journey to the Untouched Edge of Cyprus

The Karpaz Peninsula, also known as the „panhandle“ of Cyprus, is one of the island’s most awe-inspiring and least developed regions. Located in the far northeast of Northern Cyprus, this remote stretch of land offers endless coastlines, golden dunes, wildlife, and cultural treasures that feel worlds away from the crowded resorts and beach towns.

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Karpaz – Where Time Stands Still – Nature and sighseeing tour

Welcome to the Karpaz Peninsula – a place where Cyprus breathes differently, more slowly, more quietly.

Often called “the finger of Cyprus,” this remote stretch of land reaches far into the eastern Mediterranean, untouched by tourism, unspoiled by time.

This exclusive full-day tour takes you into the forgotten soul of the island. Expect endless, wild beaches with no hotels or umbrellas in sight, abandoned monasteries and churches, and villages that feel like they’ve paused mid-sentence.

Along the way, you’ll meet the true locals – the wild donkeys of Karpaz, free and proud, just like the land they roam.

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Kyrenia Castle – A Fortress Full of History on the Northern Coast of Cyprus

Kyrenia Castle – A Journey Through Cyprus’ Coastal History

Kyrenia Castle, also known as Girne Castle, stands proudly at the entrance of Kyrenia Harbour and is one of Northern Cyprus’ most iconic historical sites. Originally built during the Byzantine period and later expanded by the Venetians and Ottomans, the fortress has played a central role in the island’s defense for centuries.

Today, visitors can walk along the high stone walls, explore ancient towers and chambers, and discover incredible exhibits such as the Shipwreck Museum, which houses one of the oldest trading ships ever found.

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Kakopetria in Images – Mountain Air and Stone-Built Charm

High in the Troodos Mountains, where the sound of water runs through cobbled streets and the scent of pine hangs in the air, lies Kakopetria — a village that wears its history with quiet dignity. The Sanyctours Gallery captures the soul of this mountain hideaway through moments of light, texture, and timeless rhythm.

Here, stone houses lean into narrow lanes. Wooden balconies peek out over rivers and trees. Nature and architecture live in balance, as they have for generations. This is a place of old mills, cool streams, and silent churches — not grand, but deeply grounded.

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