Welcome to our exclusive photo gallery showcasing tours of the ancient city of Salamis, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Cyprus. As you browse through these captivating images, let the timeless beauty and historical significance of Salamis inspire you to book your next unforgettable adventure.
Salamis, located on the eastern coast of Cyprus near modern-day Famagusta, was once a thriving city-state and a major center of trade and culture. Founded around the 11th century BC, Salamis flourished through the Roman and Byzantine periods before being abandoned following Arab raids in the 7th century AD. Today, the ruins of Salamis offer a fascinating glimpse into the island’s ancient past, with well-preserved structures that tell the story of a bygone era.
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Discover Salamis – A Step Back in Time
Embark on an exclusive private tour to the ancient ruins of Salamis in North Cyprus. This bespoke experience is designed just for you and your group, ensuring a deeply personal and intimate adventure. Immerse yourself in the rich history and fascinating ruins of Salamis, a city that offers a unique glimpse into the past.
This can be combined with visiting the „Walled ciy of Famagusta or the famous Ghosttown of Varosha.
Private Tour price for 2 persons 279 Euro
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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.
Discover this place or combine it with Famagusta or Varosha Ghosttown
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