Passeio pelas cachoeiras da Caledônia com guia local e almoço

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.

Quad Bike Safari Tour

Leaving just a cloud of dust behind you, set off on an exhilarating adventure up and along Ayia Napa's rugged coastline. There are viewpoints, caves, bays and coves to discover as you hurtle along country tracks on a guided quad bike ride.

Mountain villages with lunch and honey-tasting from Ayia Napa & 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 and rosewater. You'll even get an insight into how the rosewater is made at a little factory where you can also take some home if you're a fan. 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.

Black Pearl afternoon cruise with live music

Sail the high seas on a half-day adventure aboard the Black Pearl, one of the Mediterranean's largest replica pirate galleons. Casting off from Ayia Napa harbour, you'll head off on a swashbuckling journey, complete with live music and a bar on board – just remember to bring some cash. Your captain will show you his favourite snorkelling spots and sea caves along the east coast of Cyprus, as well as a swim stop near Protaras.

Black Pearl afternoon cruise with live music ticket only

Sail the high seas on a half-day adventure aboard the Black Pearl, one of the Mediterranean's largest replica pirate galleons. Casting off from Ayia Napa harbour, you'll head off on a swashbuckling journey, complete with live music and a bar on board – just remember to bring some cash. Your captain will show you his favourite snorkelling spots and sea caves along the east coast of Cyprus, as well as a swim stop near Protaras.

Botanical park visit with soap-making class from Ayia Napa & Protaras

You and the family are in for a wholesome morning at CY Herbia Botanical Park. The gardens here are a world away from the hubbub of Ayia Napa, with acres of woodland and gardens, as well as a maze to roam and connect with nature. There's a big focus here on natural products like oils, soaps and teas – all made from plants grown in their nine herb gardens that you'll get to visit. You'll start with a guided tour of the park's gardens, including a fun scavenger hunt to get the kids running around and exploring. Then, it's on to the distillation room, where you'll get a quick lesson on the power and benefits of herbs and essential oils – remember to breathe in deeply for the full aromatic experience. There's time to relax in the café with an iced herbal tea and a piece of cake before you unleash your creativity at a soap-making workshop. This one is perfect for the kids, so if they're confident to give this a go by themselves, you can take a moment to browse the lavender shop next door. Once your soapy masterpieces are finished, you'll have some free time to get lost in the maze and take another look around the gardens before heading back to your hotel.

Caledonia Waterfalls full-day tour with local guide 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.

Walking tour of Nicosia with guide

See the sights of southern Nicosia, the last divided capital in the world, on this guided walking tour. Today, you'll learn all about the history of the city – plus so much more – on a guided tour of the southern sector.First up, you'll head to St John's Cathedral, the main temple of the Church of Cyprus – one of the island's main religions. It's not the biggest place of worship you'll ever see, but the cathedral is over 600 years old, so it's steeped in history. You'll hear all about it during your visit. From here, you'll get a lesson in Cypriot culture at the Folk Art Museum, which is housed in an old palace. When you're finished looking around all the art and textile exhibits here, you'll go for a walking tour of Laiki Geitonia, a traditional neighbourhood that's nestled within the city's old Venetian walls. This place is loaded with old restored houses, restaurant-lined public squares and towering churches, so don't forget your camera.

Sunset Cruise on Aerosa Ticket

Sunsets don't come any more sizzling than when you're in Cyprus, and on this evening cruise aboard Aerosa, you'll get to watch one at sea. Set sail from the Golden Coast, cruising toward the ghost town of Varosha. Catch stunning views of Fig Tree Bay and Konnos Bay, dive into the Pirate Caves, and snap a must-share selfie at the Love Bridge. Then, take a dip in the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon as the sky dramatically paints itself in hues of gold. Plus, there's a Cypriot buffet with dessert to top it all off.

Morning Dreamy Cruise Ticket on Aerosa

Jump aboard Aerosa, our charming wooden boat, for a four-hour adventure along the Cypriot coast. Set sail from the Golden Coast, cruising toward the eerie ghost town of Varoshia. Catch stunning views of Fig Tree Bay and Konnos Bay, and soak up some history, gliding past Ayioi Anargiroi church. Dive into the Pirate Caves, snap a must-share selfie at the Love Bridge, and take a dip in the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon. Plus, there's a Cypriot buffet with dessert to top it all off.