Discover Scuba Diving Cyclops Turtle Bay opens the door to a beautiful underwater world near Cape Greco. Imagine breathing beneath the surface, floating above rocky scenery and watching Mediterranean fish glide through the blue.
With our professional guidance, getting started is easier than you might imagine. First, we explain your equipment clearly. Then, we practise together, giving you time to feel comfortable before exploring.
Afterwards, discover natural rock formations and marine life at your own pace. Turtles often visit these waters, so keep your eyes open. However, nature decides whether we meet one during your dive.
Best of all, your experience is private and exclusive, with a maximum of two participants per instructor. This means patient support, personal attention and time to enjoy those unforgettable first underwater moments.
Cyprus Mouflon – Meet the Island’s Remarkable Wild Sheep
The Cyprus mouflon is one of the island’s most distinctive wild animals. With its curved horns and agile movement, this wild sheep represents a fascinating side of Cyprus beyond the coast. Its story connects forest landscapes, ancient history and wildlife conservation.
For nature lovers, learning about this animal adds another dimension to exploring the island. However, seeing one in the wild is a special possibility, rather than a guaranteed part of a tour.
Step into another era with our Cyprus Railway Museum Photo Gallery. In the village of Evrychou, the island’s railway past comes to life in a very special setting.
The museum is located in the former railway station and preserves memories of a time when trains were still part of everyday life in Cyprus.
Today, visitors can discover historic railway objects, old photographs, models and original documents. Outside, tracks and preserved railway vehicles add to the atmosphere.
Discover the charm of Northern Cyprus on your private Kyrenia tour with Sancytours. Known locally as Girne, this coastal town brings together a picturesque old harbour, narrow old town streets and a mighty waterfront fortress. Explore the castle’s interior, enjoy the harbour scenery and leave time to browse the town’s many shops.
Along the waterfront, boats and historic stone buildings create a beautiful setting for a leisurely walk. Meanwhile, the surrounding lanes invite you to discover smaller shops and everyday town life. Your tour is private and exclusive to your booked group, so your interests help shape the experience.
Whether you enjoy history, photography or shopping, there is time to appreciate what attracts you most. In addition to exploring the sights with your guide, you can browse inviting shop displays or pause to enjoy the harbour atmosphere.
Marble columns rise above an open courtyard, while stone passages lead towards the remains of Roman baths. On our Private Salamis Tour, you explore an ancient city through the places where people exercised, met friends and watched performances.
Salamis developed over many centuries. Nevertheless, its visible monuments offer a remarkable introduction to life in ancient Cyprus.
With your own guide, you can connect these separate ruins and understand how they once belonged to a thriving community.
This private and exclusive visit gives you time to examine the details, take photographs and ask questions.
Whether you enjoy archaeology or simply want to understand what you are seeing, we adapt the pace to your interests.
A faded shop sign, an empty balcony, a hotel facing the sea: in Varosha, ordinary details reveal an extraordinary history. Our Private Varosha Tour gives you time to explore the accessible parts of this former seaside district and understand what happened here.
Before 1974, holidaymakers and local families brought life to its streets. Today, abandoned buildings offer a very different picture. Yet beyond their weathered façades lie stories of homes, businesses and a community displaced by conflict.
With your own guide, you can pause for photographs, ask questions and follow the details that interest you most. Meanwhile, the nearby Mediterranean provides a striking contrast to the buildings along its shore. This private and exclusive outing focuses entirely on Varosha, allowing you to experience its atmosphere at a comfortable pace.
Premium Diving Wing: Finnsub FLY 17D Comfort Wing. The Finnsub FLY 17D Comfort Wing Set is a high-quality diving wing system designed for divers who demand performance, comfort, and reliability. This Finnsub wing combines the advantages of a technical diving wing with the ease of use required for advanced recreational diving.
With its innovative donut design, the Finnsub FLY 17D Comfort Wing Set ensures optimal buoyancy control, perfect trim, and maximum freedom of movement underwater.
Discover Paphos Archaeological Park with a Private Guided Tour – The Best Time to Visit is Now
The Archaeological Park is one of the most fascinating historical sites in Cyprus.
If you are planning to explore the Archaeological Park, the Paphos Castle, and the Old Port promenade, now is truly the best time to visit.
With new photos online and perfect weather conditions, the Paphos Archaeological Park offers an unforgettable experience for history lovers and travelers alike.
The Planetarium and Sightseeing Tour Cyprus is a varied and family-friendly experience that combines nature, culture and modern attractions in one carefully designed day tour. This Planetarium and Sightseeing Tour Cyprus is ideal for visitors who want more than beaches and cities and are looking for memorable sights and experiences across the island.
During the drive to and from the main locations, the Planetarium and Sightseeing Tour Cyprus follows small country roads where the scenery changes every few kilometers. Green fields and fruit plantations are replaced by bizarre hills and landscapes that seem almost alien in appearance. These striking formations are the result of former copper mining activity and make the journey itself an essential part of this sightseeing tour.
On the return route, the Planetarium and Sightseeing Tour Cyprus offers the option to stop at a former mining site. Here, red and rust-colored lakes have formed in abandoned excavation areas, providing excellent photo opportunities and a fascinating insight into how nature gradually reclaims industrial landscapes.
The Cyprus Nature Tour is designed for travelers who want to experience a different side of the island beyond classic attractions. In addition, this private tour combines spectacular natural scenery, hidden places and fascinating remains of Cyprus’ mining history in one unique experience.
Look into the impressive mining area of Skouriotissa, where dramatic rock formations, extraordinary colors and an emerald-green mining lake create an almost surreal landscape. Then cross into Northern Cyprus and Lefke, where forgotten industrial history meets the Mediterranean: stand by the sea in front of the old loading facilities, discover the striking yellow mining trains with their ore wagons and see an old tugboat resting as a shipwreck along the coast.
This Cyprus Nature Tour is ideal for explorers, photographers and curious travelers looking for nature, Lost Places and unusual sights in Cyprus.
Discover a defining chapter of the island’s recent past on our private Peace and Freedom Museum Tour. We travel to the northern coast near Kyrenia, close to where Turkish troops first landed on 20 July 1974.
Along the way, the journey introduces a Cyprus still shaped by the conflict. Meanwhile, the coastal setting connects the exhibitions with the landscape where these events unfolded.
During your visit, explore three distinct areas: Turkish military equipment outdoors, damaged equipment of the Cypriot National Guard, and indoor museum displays. In addition, you can board the landing ship and look inside.
Throughout the tour, we distinguish historical events from the museum’s Turkish and Turkish Cypriot perspective. Above all, there is time to examine the exhibits, ask questions and reflect on this complex chapter of Cyprus’ history.
This Zenobia Wreck Video captures one of the most breathtaking ways to experience Cyprus’ legendary shipwreck: a smooth “fly above” route along the outside of the Zenobia. The Zenobia Wreck Video focuses entirely on the wreck’s exterior — and that alone is already spectacular. Even without entering the wreck, the Zenobia’s size is overwhelming: massive steel walls, long deck lines and endless details disappearing into the blue.
The Peace and Freedom Museum Kyrenia is a place where history is experienced visually as much as it is understood intellectually.
The gallery of the Peace and Freedom Museum Kyrenia captures this atmosphere by focusing not only on the exhibits themselves, but also on their setting, scale and relationship to the surrounding landscape.
What makes the Peace and Freedom Museum Kyrenia gallery particularly distinctive is its calm tone. The photographs do not dramatise
Explore Agios Sozomenos Cyprus, where roofless houses and impressive church ruins reveal different layers of the island’s past. Among the remaining walls, ordinary village life feels both distant and surprisingly easy to imagine.
Here, a doorway opens towards empty countryside, while fragments of neighbouring homes hint at the settlement’s former shape. Meanwhile, sunlight brings out the warm colours and rough textures of the buildings.
Above all, the Gothic arches of Agios Mamas give this place its distinctive appearance. Their carefully worked stone contrasts with the simpler remains of homes nearby.
As you explore, the village invites you to look beyond its ruined surfaces. Behind the scenery lies a story of community, displacement and the gradual disappearance of a once familiar way of life.
Cats are everywhere on Cyprus — in villages, ancient ruins, harbours and quiet countryside paths. The high number of Cyprus cats has historical roots: for centuries, cats were brought to the island to control rodents, especially in ports, monasteries and rural areas. Over time, they became an inseparable part of everyday life.
Most Cyprus cats live freely and independently. Despite living outdoors, the majority are gentle, non-aggressive and surprisingly trusting toward humans. Many rely on the kindness of locals, visitors and animal welfare organisations for food, medical care and protection.
Some places reward you with more than a beautiful view. High on a rugged summit, Buffavento Castle rises above the mountains and invites you to follow the traces of its medieval past. Even from below, its remote position promises a memorable experience.
Getting there is part of the adventure. On your Buffavento Castle private tour, the Five Finger Mountains reveal a wilder side of Northern Cyprus. Along the way, largely unspoilt nature and changing views accompany the steady, sometimes demanding climb towards the ruins.
Then, above the rocky slopes, the fortress comes into view. Imagine watching the horizon from these walls under the Lusignan rulers.
Explore Buffavento with us and discover a place where medieval history, wild mountain nature and spectacular views come together. more »
Christmas in Cyprus feels different — softer, warmer and beautifully unhurried. For many of our guests from Germany, the festive season here becomes a gentle surprise: instead of snow and frosty evenings, Christmas in Cyprus is shaped by mild winter days, glowing villages, seaside lights and a blend of ancient customs and Mediterranean charm.
Christmas in Cyprus – Cypriot Christmas traditions carry a quiet beauty.
The Lefkara Christmas Market is one of those places where Christmas in Cyprus truly comes alive. During the festive season, the entire village transforms into a glowing scene of lights, decorations and traditional charm. Stone houses, narrow alleys and small courtyards are lovingly decorated, giving Lefkara a warm and almost storybook-like atmosphere.
Walking through the Lefkara Christmas Market, you immediately feel that this is not a typical commercial event. The village itself becomes the highlight. Christmas lights reflect on limestone walls, handmade decorations hang above cobbled streets, and the scent of traditional sweets fills the air. Lefkara shows itself at its most beautiful — calm, festive and deeply authentic.
Today we stumbled upon a Lost Place Cyprus that immediately captivated us — hidden in nature, far from any path, and carrying an atmosphere that felt old, quiet and entirely forgotten.
What we found was a cave-like interior with soot on the ceiling and a flat stone surface that made us wonder whether this place might once have been used for prayer or gatherings. In Cyprus, there are several Lost Place Cyprus of this kind that were once used as small chapels or hermit shelters — but whether this site served a similar purpose remains unknown.
If you had asked us whether Parrots in Cyprus exist in the wild, we would have confidently said: “Absolutely not. Not here.”
But today changed everything. So we found Parrots in Cyprus!
During a quiet walk, without any special expectations, we suddenly heard unusual bird calls above us. Not doves, not sparrows, not magpies — something sharper, more exotic. We looked up, and there they were: parrots, flying freely through the treetops as if this was the most natural thing in the world.
a rare and atmospheric look inside the legendary Zenobia Wreck hidden spaces.
This exclusive video takes you deep into the First Cargo Deck and into the Accommodation Area, offering a perspective that only experienced divers ever get to see.
The Zenobia Wreck Dive Video Cyprus reveals the dramatic inner world of the vessel: rows of cargo trucks suspended in time, collapsed structures softened by decades underwater, floating particles catching the light, and eerie corridors where nature and machinery have fused into one surreal underwater landscape.
Welcome to our Zenobia Wreck Video Cyprus, an immersive underwater glimpse into one of the world’s most famous shipwrecks.
The Zenobia Wreck Video Cyprus reveals the haunting beauty of the 172-meter-long cargo ship lying on her side at the bottom of the Mediterranean — a true underwater giant, covered in marine life and rich in atmosphere.
This wreck is a dream for divers: dramatic structures, massive propellers, eerie cargo decks, trucks frozen in time, and the soft blue light that filters through openings in the hull. Our Zenobia Wreck Video Cyprus captures all of this — the scale, the depth, the mystery and the vibrant ecosystem that has grown around the wreck over decades.
Scubapro Regulator MK19 with G260 – Premium Regulator Set for Sale
Brand new, factory-sealed, single-unit offer – exceptional performance at a special price.
The Scubapro Regulator MK19 with G260 is one of Scubapro’s most respected regulator combinations, designed for divers who expect reliability, smooth breathing and durability in all conditions.
The compact MK19 first stage is engineered for demanding dives, especially in cold or contaminated water, while the G260 second stage provides balanced airflow and outstanding breathing comfort at depth.
Ideal for both recreational and technical divers, this Scubapro Regulator MK19 with G260 set is trusted for its ease of service, robust design and outstanding performance.
FINNSUB SHORT 2500 – Professional Dive Light for Sale
Brand new, complete set with charger and drybag — high-output premium torch at a special price.
The FINNSUB Short 2500 is a compact but powerful diving light designed for demanding recreational divers, underwater photographers and technical explorers. With 2500 lumens of output, a crisp beam, and robust construction, it provides exceptional illumination even in challenging underwater conditions. FINNSUB Short 2500 format makes it easy to handle, ideal as a primary light for clear water diving or an excellent backup for extended cave, wreck or night dives.
Discover Scuba Diving Cyclops Turtle Bay opens the door to a beautiful underwater world near Cape Greco. Imagine breathing beneath the surface, floating above rocky scenery and watching Mediterranean fish glide through the blue.
Cyprus Mouflon – Meet the Island’s Remarkable Wild Sheep
Step into another era with our Cyprus Railway Museum Photo Gallery. In the village of Evrychou, the island’s railway past comes to life in a very special setting.
Christmas in Cyprus feels different — softer, warmer and beautifully unhurried. For many of our guests from Germany, the festive season here becomes a gentle surprise: instead of snow and frosty evenings, Christmas in Cyprus is shaped by mild winter days, glowing villages, seaside lights and a blend of ancient customs and Mediterranean charm.
The Lefkara Christmas Market is one of those places where Christmas in Cyprus truly comes alive. During the festive season, the entire village transforms into a glowing scene of lights, decorations and traditional charm. Stone houses, narrow alleys and small courtyards are lovingly decorated, giving Lefkara a warm and almost storybook-like atmosphere.
If you had asked us whether Parrots in Cyprus exist in the wild, we would have confidently said:
