Start the day with a traditional Cypriot breakfast at Μανατζερης Bakery, famous for its fresh baked bread and pastries. Then, take a guided walking tour of the walled city with stops at the historic Büyük Han, Selimiye Mosque, and the fascinating Ledra Museum. For lunch, head to To Steki Tou Thanasi for freshly grilled meats and local wines. Spend the afternoon exploring the local street art and handicraft markets, like the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia, and take a break with a cup of coffee at Costa Coffee. For dinner, dine on meze at Zanettos Tavernas, known for its authentic local Cypriot flavors and friendly atmosphere.
Start the day with a hearty breakfast at The Little Society, the popular café known for its delicious coffee and vegan dishes made with fresh ingredients. Explore the historic Limassol Castle and the medieval castle of Kolossi, which offers panoramic views of the sea. Next, go to the Limassol Marina for a luxury yachting experience, and for lunch, dine at Columbia Steak House, which offers premium quality meats cooked to perfection. In the afternoon, visit the seaside promenade and indulge in sweet treats from Pateria Israeli Bakery known for its signature Bourekas. For dinner, try the fresh seafood at the popular Zephyros.
Begin the day with a breakfast at Tasty's Cafe, loved for its homemade jams and freshly baked artisanal bread. Start with a visit to the famous Tombs of the Kings, followed by a stop at the spellbinding Paphos Archaeological Park. For lunch, dine on local delicacies at Seven St. Georges Tavern. Spend the afternoon exploring the charming village of Anogyra, known for its carob sweets, pottery and traditional basket weaving. End the day with the incredible seafood at the locally renowned restaurant, Theo's Seafood and Grill, an institution in the area famed for its freshly-caught fish cooked to perfection.
To explore Cyprus thoroughly, the best way to travel is to rent a car or use public transport. Taxis could deter the budget so the other options should be preferred, with an estimated cost of €120 for the duration of the trip.
If you have an extra day, head to the serene hillside village of Lofou, a traditional Cypriot village which has retained its age-old charm. For an additional foodie experience, take a wine tour and visit the famous vineyards and breweries the region boasts.
The Larnaca International Airport (LCA) is the main gateway to Cyprus, located roughly 5 km south of Larnaca city center. The other option is Paphos International Airport, which is roughly 6 km east of Paphos's city center.