Cyprus

On your first stage you will cycle to the world-famous royal tombs and to Saint Barnabas monastery. After that, you will discover the Roman town of Salamis. The combination of ruins, sand dunes and seascape is very scenic. In spring time the area is covered by the yellow blossoms of the acacia bushes the British planted in the old times. Then, you cycle to the church of Panagia in Iskele, where you can admire its beautiful Byzantine frescoes. Your day will end in Bogaz, which is well-known for its outstanding seafood restaurants.

Today you will cycle across the Karpas peninsula. Olive, carob and fig trees edge the wayside. The traditional villages are adorned with bougainvillea, hibiscus and fragrant jasmine bushes. Shady kahvehans invite you to take a break.

Today we travel along the south coast. Along the way, you can make detours to secluded beaches where the caretta caretta and the green turtle can still lay their eggs. Wild donkeys can also be found in the area. The destination for this stage is the Livana Hotel by the sea.

Today you will cycle along the southern coast. Your first destination is a long paradisiacal sandy beach - one of the few areas in the Mediterranean Sea, where the Caretta-Caretta and the Green Turtle can still lay their eggs. Wild donkeys also live in this area, which you might see on your way to Cap Andreas with its lonesome monastery. You will spend two nights at Villa Lembos in Dipkarpaz.

First you cycle to the beach of the Achaeans on the north coast, where the old basilica overlooks the ancient harbour. Then continue along the coast to Aphendrika. There is much to discover in this archaic environment.

Today we travel along the north coast to Agios Thyrsos with a detour to the Agias Trias Basilica with its rare floor mosaics. Overnight stay in a hotel surrounded by palm trees, with a private beach.

On your first stage you will cycle to the world-famous royal tombs and to Saint Barnabas monastery. After that, you will discover the Roman town of Salamis. The combination of ruins, sand dunes and seascape is very scenic. In spring time the area is covered by the yellow blossoms of the acacia bushes the British planted in the old times. Then, you cycle to the church of Panagia in Iskele, where you can admire its beautiful Byzantine frescoes. Your day will end in Bogaz, which is well-known for its outstanding seafood restaurants.

Today you will cycle across the Karpas peninsula. Olive, carob and fig trees edge the wayside. The traditional villages are adorned with bougainvillea, hibiscus and fragrant jasmine bushes. Shady kahvehans invite you to take a break.

Today we travel along the south coast. Along the way, you can make detours to secluded beaches where the caretta caretta and the green turtle can still lay their eggs. Wild donkeys can also be found in the area. The destination for this stage is the Livana Hotel by the sea.

Today you will cycle along the southern coast. Your first destination is a long paradisiacal sandy beach - one of the few areas in the Mediterranean Sea, where the Caretta-Caretta and the Green Turtle can still lay their eggs. Wild donkeys also live in this area, which you might see on your way to Cap Andreas with its lonesome monastery. You will spend two nights at Villa Lembos in Dipkarpaz.

First, you’ll cycle down to Karpasia and the Achaean Beach on the north coast, where the ancient basilica overlooks the old harbor. You’ll then continue along the coast to Agios Thyrsos, with a detour to the Agias Trias Basilica in Sipahi, which features rare floor mosaics. Overnight stay at a hotel surrounded by palm trees, with a private beach.

Today’s route takes you along the north coast, close to the sea. Afterward, you’ll be picked up from a seaside restaurant and taken to Kyrenia (Girne), one of the most beautiful port cities in the Mediterranean. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Crusader Castle and the Icon Museum. Overnight stay at a hotel in the harbor area.