• Salamis - The ancient ruins of Salamis stand as one of Cyprus’s most significant archaeological sites. Originating in the 11th century BC, Salamis was a bustling city under Greek and Roman dominion. Today, visitors can wander through the remains of Roman baths, a grand amphitheater, gymnasiums, and streets lined with columns. This site offers a remarkable glimpse into classical antiquity and the architectural brilliance of ancient civilizations.
• St Barnabas Monastery and Icon Museum - This 18th-century monastery, dedicated to St. Barnabas, the patron saint of Cyprus and an early Christian missionary, now functions as a museum. It showcases a collection of Orthodox Christian icons and archaeological artifacts from nearby Salamis. Behind the monastery lies the tomb of St. Barnabas, a significant pilgrimage destination.
• Ghost Town Famagusta - Varosha was a glamorous resort town in the 1970s, favored by celebrities and international tourists. After the 1974 division of Cyprus, it was deserted and remained fenced off for decades. Recently, parts of Varosha have been reopened, allowing visitors to stroll through hauntingly empty hotels and streets frozen in time.
• Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque - Originally constructed in the 14th century as a Gothic cathedral, it was transformed into a mosque by the Ottomans in 1571. The structure resembles the Notre-Dame Cathedral in France, featuring pointed arches, rose windows, and flying buttresses. It is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean.
• Othello Castle - Named after Shakespeare’s tragic hero, Othello Castle is a medieval fortress initially built by the Lusignans and later fortified by the Venetians. It safeguarded the old harbor of Famagusta and served as a crucial military bastion. Visitors can ascend the towers for sweeping views of the sea and city.

• Private transportation

Explore the timeless marvels of Famagusta on this exclusive, full-day guided tour. Delve into the ancient city of Salamis, a key archaeological site in Cyprus, featuring Roman baths, an amphitheater, and gymnasiums. Visit the St. Barnabas Monastery, now a museum that houses early Christian artifacts and the saint’s tomb. Stroll through the eerie streets of Varosha Ghost Town, a once-luxurious resort left untouched since the 1974 division of Cyprus.

Appreciate the Gothic elegance of the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, originally the 14th-century St. Nicholas Cathedral, famous for its likeness to Notre-Dame. Conclude by ascending the towers of Othello Castle, a medieval stronghold overlooking the old harbor, offering sweeping views of Famagusta and the sea.

This tour seamlessly blends history, architecture, and cultural richness—all with the convenience of a private car, driver, and expert guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.