April through October is considered to be the best time to visit Cyprus. Spring usually begins in February, but Aphrodite trail and Troodos mountains are better to be explored from April to May. Accommodation is cheaper in spring too. Hot summer is often crowded, perfect for diving or tasting halloumi cheese while passing the time on the beach. Heat lasts until October when prices begin to fall. You'll have a great chance to surf or meet magnificent flamingoes in November. Cyprus skiing opportunities are limited, but they are worth trying during cold winter as well as being a part of Limassol Festival in February.
Meet the King and get your portion of good luck for the whole year
Take a great selfie with a gorgeous pink greater flamingo
Catch the wind and ride a Mediterranean wave
Follow the goddess of Love
Saddle your buggy or quad for an extreme safari ride
Cyprus is one of the best places to find your favorite kind of orchid
Join the EuroVelo Mediterranean Route when cycling across Cyprus
Enjoy watching turtles in their habitat and volunteer to help with their preservation
All in one—this festival is an overview of the art, agriculture, flora, fauna, and craftsmanship of Cyprus
Cyprus is not only about activities under the sun, as it also hides snowy hills right in the center of the island
Save some space on your camera for stunning pictures of the blooming yards of Lania Village
Give your nose several hours of nirvana when visiting groves of blooming almond trees
The oldest named wine in the world is made only in Cyprus
Meet the fauna of the Mediterranean Sea in the Bath of Aphrodite or near the wreck of the Accelo
Challenge your body and your will in the heart of Cyprus
Environment friendly and safe Blue Flag Beaches are waiting
The freshest pastelli made with true love can be found after harvest in Anoyira village
Cypriot Easter is all about colorful eggs, candle processions, and huge bonfires
A famous proverb says "Life's like a bowl of cherries" and who knows, maybe these cherries were picked in Cyprus
Salty cheese doesn't always have to go with beer—in Cyprus it tastes much better with sweet fruit
Shakespeare plays are revived once a year among the ancient walls of Cyprium on the bank of Mediterranean Sea
If you want to try the most delicious Cypriot souvla, be patient for three hours while the meat warms on the charcoal
Aphrodite's sun-kissed isle promises the last night of a year to be like no other!
These small patties require patience and time when cooking, but bring a lot of pleasure and delight when eating
The best Cypriot wines start with steep hills, hot sun, and gently hand-picked grapes
The sounds of nature can be more impressive than a symphonic orchestra, especially if the solo belongs to nightingales
Eating fresh figs under the branches of an 800-year old tree can be a very relaxing and tasty experience for a tired traveler
These tiny fragrant flowers are national symbols of Cyprus
Sunny apricots are great both when fresh and when cooked. A tremendous variety of dishes with apricot await visitors in Cyprus
In Cyprus, you can enjoy warm water year-round and occasional strong winds
They give milk, they are cute, they can give you a ride—they are adorable Cypriot donkeys
Keeping Lent might be challenging, but not when you start it in a tasty way
Wild and free animals add beauty to any landscape
Sweet fruits with a bit of brandy under delicious frosting and a cute marzipan decoration—all in one in the Christmas Cake
One more good reason to visit Cyprus is to learn all the different recipes using grapes
Fill your mouth with sweet doughnuts or stick them to the roof on Epiphany
Coins are hidden in New Year cakes for the luckiest ones