Pomos Cyprus is a quiet and calm fishing village where very little happens – its lovely beaches and harbour, a handful of beach bars, cafes, and restaurants, and a fascinating history make for an ideal relaxing holiday in an ideal location on the northwest coast. Here’s a guide to the essential things to do and...Read More

Nicosia, Cyprus’s capital, is often overlooked by travelers drawn to the island’s beaches. However, this historic city offers a wealth of experiences that make it worth including in your itinerary. From its Venetian walls to its vibrant old town and unique status as Europe’s last divided capital, Nicosia is a fascinating place to explore on...Read More

In Greece, the month-long festive season ends on January 6th with the interesting and deeply traditional celebration of Epiphany. A public holiday with open space rituals second to none, Epiphany in Greece is beautiful to watch and enjoy even as a non-religious spectator. In this article, I explain how I came to love the traditional...Read More

The Akamas is known as the Akamas Peninsula but also the Akamas National Park, the Akamas Peninsula National Park, and the Akama National Forest Park! Whilst no one agrees on the name, everyone agrees that it’s 230 square kilometers of gorgeous natural wonders, with coastal terrain, gorges, walking trails, crystal-clear waters, unique and diverse bird,...Read More

From annoying goblins, the pomegranate smashing, and street singing, all the way to the official blessing of the water, Greek Christmas traditions are a wonderful variety of cultural and religious activities undertaken all around the country during a month-long festive season. In this article, I explain the most interesting Greek Christmas traditions, Greek Christmas food,...Read More

Limassol is Cyprus’ second largest city offering everything you might be looking for in a Mediterranean city. Here’s a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about getting to and around Limassol and the best things to do in and around Limassol city and Limassol district. Why Visit Limassol? Limassol has: 🔶 gorgeous sandy...Read More

Why is Choirokotia Neolithic Settlement a “must-visit” on your next visit to Cyprus? Choirokoitia is, quite simply, mind-blowing. How many places on the earth can you see how people lived 9,000 years ago? Here’s the complete guide to discovering this important neolithic settlement. And while it doesn’t take long to see Choirokoitia, this UNESCO World...Read More

The ruins of the ancient Kourion city are one of Cyprus’ most impressive and large archaeological sites. Located in the Limassol district on the southwest coast of the island, Kourion was once one of the most important city-kingdoms in antiquity. Excavations on the site have unearthed plenty of fascinating finds you can explore at your...Read More

Paphos is where travelers who love Cyprus, but not the tourist crowds, choose to spend their precious holiday time because of the sheer number of things to do in Paphos. It’s also why Take Me To Europe comes here as part of our Cyprus Tours! It doesn’t have the younger party crowds of Ayia Napa...Read More

Located in the eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus is an island with a rich history and a diverse culture influenced by the island’s various conquerors, colonists, and neighbors. From Middle Eastern to North African to European influence, the island is a unique blend of cultures that can be seen in its traditional music, dance, cuisine, and customs....Read More