7-Day Cyprus Tour Packages
Ever thought about visiting Cyprus? You could check out Paphos’ mosaics, Aphrodite's Rock, the Troodos Mountains' painted churches, Omodos village, Nicosia’s divided streets, Kyrenia's harbor, and ancient Salamis ruins. Move from coastal archaeological sites through mountain monasteries to the capital's Green Line. It’s all natural, and it’s calling you.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Cyprus tour itineraries
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7 Days in Cyprus, incl. Limassol and Kyrenia
A comprehensive tour through 7 major Cypriot cities from Larnaca to Nicosia awaits. The UNESCO-listed Paphos Archaeological Park, medieval Saint Hilarion Castle, and Ancient Salamis ruins showcase island history. Package includes 6 nights' accommodation, 11 meals, and private English-speaking guides for around $2,800.

- Day 1
Larnaca to Limassol
- Day 2
Paphos Excursion
Take the 40-minute drive to Aphrodite's Rock early in the day. Visit Paphos Archaeological Park in the morning before it gets too hot. You'll need sturdy shoes for the uneven ground at the ancient ruins. See the Tombs of the Kings before noon when sunlight creates beautiful shadows in the chambers. Remember water and a hat since shade is limited.

- Day 3
Limassol and Omodos Village
Visit Limassol Castle at opening time (9 AM) to beat the crowds. The Old Town looks beautiful in morning light. After lunch, drive 30 minutes to Omodos village in the mountains. Plan your wine tasting for late afternoon when vintners are less busy and can spend more time with you. Bring a light scarf to cover your shoulders at the Monastery of the Holy Cross.

- Day 4
Kyrenia Exploration
- Day 5
Famagusta and Salamis
- Day 6
Nicosia Discovery
Cross between the Greek and Turkish sides of Nicosia early. The Ledra Street crossing is usually fastest. Walk the Venetian Walls early or late in the day to avoid the heat. Visit Buyuk Han mid-morning to see local craftspeople at work. If possible, time your visit to see a Whirling Dervish ceremony.

- Day 7
Departure from Larnaca
7 Days in Cyprus, incl. Larnaca and Nicosia
Cyprus unfolds across Larnaca, Limassol, Nicosia, and 4 other cities in this weeklong adventure. Blue Lagoon cruise, Troodos Mountain wineries, and UNESCO site Choirokoitia capture the island's diversity. Premium accommodation for 6 nights, 5 lunches, and expert-guided tours included for around $3,100.

- Day 1
Larnaca to Limassol
- Day 2
Paphos Coast & Blue Lagoon
Start your day early at Aphrodite's Rock (Petra tou Romiou) before tourist crowds arrive. You can visit the Edro III Shipwreck for photos but bring good shoes for the rocky path. Take a Blue Lagoon boat cruise (2 hours) if you're visiting between March and October. If you come during winter months, visit Paphos Archaeological Park instead but be ready for uneven ground at the mosaic sites.

- Day 3
Troodos Mountains & Wine Country
It takes about an hour to drive to Troodos from Limassol with some tight turns near the end. Visit wineries in the morning since they get crowded after 11 AM. Stop by Omodos village to see Timios Stavros Monastery right when it opens at 9 AM to catch the morning light. Remember to dress modestly for the UNESCO Church of Saint Nicholas.

- Day 4
Kyrenia Region
You'll need an hour to drive from Nicosia to Saint Hilarion Castle. Get there before 10 AM to avoid crowds and heat. The castle has lots of steep steps so bring water and wear good shoes. You can cool off at Bellapais Monastery in its Gothic cloisters. Visit Kyrenia castle in late afternoon when cruise ship tourists have left.

- Day 5
Famagusta & Salamis
- Day 6
Larnaca Highlights
- Day 7
Departure
7 Days in Cyprus, incl. Larnaca and Paphos
The weeklong Cyprus tour features top cities: 2 nights in Larnaca with visits to the fort and Lazarus Church, 2 nights in Limassol exploring Amathus ruins and Ottoman quarter, and 2 nights in Paphos at its historic harbor and castle. Daily breakfast and comfortable accommodations provided.

- Days 1-2
Larnaca
Begin your Cyprus adventure in Larnaca, the island's oldest city. Visit the 9th-century Church of Saint Lazarus early in the morning to avoid crowds. Remember to bring a light scarf to cover your shoulders since it's an active Orthodox church. Take time to walk along the Phinikoudes Promenade, which comes alive at sunset when locals gather for their evening walk. Visit Larnaca Fort after 3 PM when cruise ship crowds leave - entry costs just $3.

- Days 3-4
Limassol
The coastal drive to Limassol takes about 45 minutes. Walk through the Old Town's winding streets early morning or evening when it's cooler. Browse Agiou Andreou Street's craft shops before 10 AM to beat the crowds. Visit Kourion Archaeological Park, located 19km west, around 9 AM to see the ancient theater before peak heat. Plan wine tasting for late afternoon at the Cyprus Wine Museum when visitor numbers drop.

- Days 5-6
Paphos
Drive an hour from Limassol to Paphos on the scenic B6 coastal road. Stay near the harbor for convenient access to attractions. Get to the UNESCO-listed Paphos Archaeological Park when it opens at 8:30 AM and see the House of Dionysus mosaics before tour groups arrive. Watch the sunset from Paphos Castle for beautiful Mediterranean views.

- Day 7
Departure from Paphos
What people love about 7-day Cyprus tours
- Highlights of Cyprus
My tour of Cyprus with Destination Services had points of poor service and outright errors that caused me to miss an important day tour. The things that went well were the hotel selection of Harmony Bay Hotel in Limossol was excellent. The hotel is a nice medium size, quiet, and right on the Beach Path and beach. The 2 of 3 tours I was able to take were 1) donkey farm tour with cooking demonstrations, donkey ride, dinner, and local dancing. It was interesting and fun, 2) all day 4x4 tour of peninsula near Pafos Town with canyon hiking, sea turtle conservancy beach tour, delicious lunch, and boat cruise with swimming in Blue Cove. It was scenic and fun. However, Destination Services was very slow in answering my messages with questions when it was a few months out from the tour. Tour Radar had to intervene to get any responses to my questions. Then Destination Services sent my trip itinerary and the next day sent a different itinerary because the first one was for the wrong start day. However, the second itinerary ended up with 2 major errors: 1) my tour to Northern (Turkish) Cyprus had the wrong pickup location so I completely missed the tour. This was the most important tour for me and I had no time to take it on another day, I was very disappointed, 2) my return transfer to the airport was listed as 9 am pickup but it was actually 10:15 am. In both cases I had to make multiple phone calls to try to find someone at Destination Services who could figure out what went wrong. Finally a very nice man helped me, but he could only play catchup. The itinerary I received was not reviewed for errors and pickups were not double confirmed. In my opinion, Tour Radar should stop selling Destination Services tours. Their quality control is very deficient and results in clients left waiting for messages to be answered and left waiting for pickups that don’t occur.































