Fun fishing and relaxing cruise

Caledonia Waterfalls full-day tour with hike and lunch

Trade the beach for the cool, shaded vibes of the Troodos Mountains – where nature's about to blow your mind. We're talking a three-kilometre hike, leading you to Caledonia Falls, one of Cyprus's tallest and most beautiful waterfalls, before heading to the village of Platres for a tasty, traditional lunch. Andi, one of our expert local guides, says, "You'll love the hike as much as the destination – it's like stepping into a fairytale, with cute little bridges crisscrossing along the stream all the way to the waterfall." But first, you'll kick things off at Kolossi Fruit Garden. Think juicy fruit and zesty lemonade to get you prepped for the adventure ahead. As you wind through the forest, the bubbling Kryos Potamos stream keeps you company – it's the perfect backdrop for those Insta-gold pics, almost like the Greek Gods are keeping tabs on you. You'll delve deeper along the forest nature tail, among old pines and strawberry trees, until reaching the showstopper – Caldonia Falls. Here, you can dip your toes in the shaded freshwater pool, snap some pics, and soak up the magic. The falls were named by a Scottish expedition in 1878, who were so wowed by how much it reminded them of home, they named it after Caledonia, the Roman name for Scotland. Afterwards, you'll head to Psilo Dendro, in Platres, for a well-deserved lunch. With its own trout farm, the fish here is as fresh as it gets – the perfect way to wrap up your mountain adventure.

Full-day guided tour of Fikardou, Machairas and Lefkara

You'll leave no stone unturned as you explore Cyprus's hidden corners. This exclusive excursion takes in remote highland villages, dramatic landscapes and a revered monastery. It also includes a traditional Cypriot lunch. Stavroula, one of our local guides on this tour, says, ‘Fikardou village is an excellent example of rural mountain life, where the 19th-century architecture is in complete harmony with the environment.' A real taste of what's to come.Heading inland, you'll arrive mid-morning at rustic and laidback Fikardou. All cobblestones and historic houses, time seems to have frozen here. And with free time to explore, you'll find that ancient traditions still hold their way. It's so well-preserved that it's on UNESCO's tentative list of world heritage sites. Next, you'll head to the 12th-century Macharias Monastery, which is located on a remote hillside. Its lavishly decorated interior houses a sacred icon of the Virgin Mary.Then, it's time for a traditional Cypriot lunch, prepared with locally sourced ingredients and served at a family-run restaurant on the way to Lefkara. The tour ends on a high in charming Lefkara, a village famed for its handmade lace and embroidery. ‘Women, young and old, can be seen seated outside their homes and shops making lace,' says Stavroula. ‘For hundreds of years, the men from the village have travelled all over Europe to sell it, even Leonardo da Vinci bought some.'

Ancient Kourion tour with Paphos Harbour visit

Cyprus is home to some hugely important ancient Greek and Roman sites. On this tour, you'll take in Aphrodite's Rock, ancient Paphos and the Tombs of the Kings, visit Kourion – and enjoy free time in the Paphos harbour area. Andreas, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The Tombs of the Kings offer us a valuable insight into ancient Mediterranean culture. There are very similar tombs in Alexandria, demonstrating the strong ties between the two cities in ancient times.'After a coffee pit-stop along the way, you'll stop by Kourion archaeological site to see landmarks such as the theatre – dating from the 2nd century BC – and the Agora. En route to Paphos, there's a photo stop at Petra tou Romiou – or Aphrodite's Rock – where, legend has it, the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty emerged from the sea foam. Andreas says, ‘At Kourion, you see the ruined house of Eustolios and find out what life was like here before the city was destroyed by an earthquake in the 4th century.'Next, we'll head to ancient Paphos for a guided visit of the Tombs of the Kings, the House of Dionysos and its well-preserved mosaics. Andreas says, ‘The rock-hewn Tombs of the Kings were not actually intended for royalty, but instead the aristocracy and island governors were laid to rest here. The name reflects the sheer grandeur of the necropolis.' Later, you'll enjoy some free time to shop and wander around Paphos Harbour. Maybe you can stroll along the waterfront or grab a bite to eat at one of the many terrace cafés.

Walking tour of Nicosia with guide

Nicosia is a fascinating city to explore – offering you a glimpse of two very different worlds. This tour starts in the Cypriot southern area and passes the 'Green Line' buffer zone to explore the northern part of Nicosia.Your first stop is the St John's Cathedral, built in the Franco-Byzantine style – unique to Cyprus – and the Cyprus Folk Art Museum, housed in the premises of the old Archbishopric Palace. Next up is a walking tour through the historic streets of Laiki Geitonia inside the Venetian city walls. It's a maze of winding streets with churches, squares and ornate buildings, and it feels more like a village than the heart of a city,After passing the Green Line to the north, you'll hear tales of the city's history and culture as you tick off some of the main sites. Then, you'll walk back into the southern area to Ledra Street and embrace modern city life under your own steam.

Ayia Napa Ammochostos Motor Museum entry ticket

The story of how we learned to move faster and farther unfolds through a remarkable collection of classic vehicles at the Ammochostos Motor Museum in Ayia Napa. This self-guided visit lets you explore 105 incredible exhibits, including gleaming classic cars, motorcycles and rare finds. Each piece tells a story of design and innovation – a chance to see how style, engineering and culture have evolved over time. It's straightforward and fascinating, whether you're a motor enthusiast or just curious about how we got here.

Ayia Napa sunset 70s and 80s disco boat party – from Larnaca hotels

When Ayia Napa starts to glow at sunset, the Santa Napa boat is where the night begins – on the water, with music already playing. This three-hour disco cruise welcomes anyone 16 years and over for a DJ-led night on the water, loaded with classic 70s and 80s tracks and plenty of space to dance. Your meal and one drink are included, as is time to swim near Cape Greco's Blue Lagoon.

Mountain villages with lunch and honey-tasting from Ayia Napa and Protaras

You're in for an authentic taste of Cyprus on this tour through the lower regions of the Troodos Mountains, where food is a cornerstone of the local culture. You'll eat your way from village to village, visiting Agros and Arakapas, as well as Odou to taste local honey.Heading out of Ayia Napa, the journey begins in Palaichori with a short break in the village, where you'll see the warm Cypriot greeting of kopiaste – ‘come join us' – in action. Next, it's on to Agros to taste its famous homemade spoon sweets, made from fruit preserved in syrup.Tuck into a typical Cypriot lunch in a traditional taverna in Arakapas before finishing the day at Odou. You'll dive into the sweet world of honey at family-run beekeepers and honey producers, Oros Machairas. There's a short lesson in the art of production and the chance to taste freshly harvested 'liquid gold', with plenty of bee-related souvenir options to snap up if you like, before heading back to your resort.

Ayia Napa Shuttle Service from Robinson Club Cyprus

Travel with ease to Ayia Napa from Robinson Club Cyprus with this handy shuttle service. This eight-hour round-trip, including travel time, allows you to spend a day in the island's trendiest spot. Wander around at your own leisure or combine your trip with a boat cruise from the harbour. There's also a drop-off at nearby WaterWorld Waterpark.This comfortable and direct transfer service exclusive to Robinson Club guests ensures you'll make the most of your day in Ayia Napa. Spend time relaxing on a Blue Flag beach, stroll around vibrant stalls and boutiques or grab lunch at one of the many restaurants dotted along the harbour. There's also the opportunity – as an optional extra – to join one of the many boat trips leaving the harbour. You'll find the Black Pearl Pirate Cruise, Famagusta Chill & Relax Cruise or the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa Snorkelling Experience, as well as tickets to WaterWorld, all on our website.

Magic Dancing Waters Ticket

For an evening filled with lights, magic and music, look no further than Cyprus's very own Magic Dancing Waters show. There'll be a colourful hour-long performance which is guaranteed to captivate all ages.Take your seat and prepare yourself for a dazzling feast for the eyes. The lights will be dimmed and 18,000 nozzles will come to life spurting jets of water into the air – all in time with the music. With more lights than you can count –12,000 to be exact – the water will be illuminated to create a colourful display.What's more, the fountain will make 65 different shapes in total, including a 60-metre-long curtain of water with smoke machines and cannons all adding to the drama. It'll come to a dramatic close as a man-made volcano erupts, complete with flowing lava, in a finale that's truly spellbinding.

Chill & Relax Cruise Ticket Only

This half-day boat trip lays out all of Ayia Napa's sights for you. You'll breeze past spots like the Blue Lagoon and Konnos Bay – where swimming stops are irresistible. It's what holidays in Cyprus are all about.After casting off from the harbour in Ayia Napa, the morning's yours to chill out as a family, soak up some rays and check out the views. You'll roll past rugged, rocky coastline punctured by inlets and caves towards the first stop of the day at the Blue Lagoon. It's named this for a reason – its jet blue waters are the stuff of postcards.Then it's time for the off again as your captain steers the boat to Konnos Bay, another great place for a dip and some family snaps before heading back to Ayia Napa.