A Protaras tour reaches beyond the beach: jeep safaris, red villages and Cape Greco trails, day trips to Famagusta, Nicosia and Kourion, and Troodos wine days. Find more trip ideas on Greece Tours.
Below we compare the land and activity tours, the sights, the season and the booking details.
What is a Protaras tour?
A Protaras tour is a guided trip that starts in the resort of Protaras on the south-east coast of Cyprus. Jeep safaris, village routes, Famagusta days, cross-island excursions and activity sessions all leave from here. The GetYourGuide tours below list pickup.
Protaras is a tourist resort under the Municipality of Paralimni. Ayia Napa lies about 10 km to the south-west. A Protaras tour heads for the coast, the villages inland or a city across the island.
The resort is quieter than Ayia Napa and has less of a club scene. It has a reputation for families and for Cypriot holidaymakers. A day out from here therefore mixes sightseeing with beach time, not nightlife.
Our Cyprus tours page puts the resort next to Paphos, Limassol, Larnaca and Nicosia. This page covers the land side: the viewpoints, the villages, the cities and the activity sessions.
Which Protaras tour options lead the bookings?
The Famagusta and Salamis day trip leads the land tours we compared on GetYourGuide. It has 809 reviews and 4.8 stars. The Paphos and Kourion day trip follows with 680 reviews, and the Troodos food and wine tour has 437 reviews.
We read the review counts on the live GetYourGuide cards. The Red Bus Famagusta 3-in-1 tour has 316 reviews and a 4.7 rating. The Troodos villages and wineries tour has 228 reviews. The Grand Tour jeep safari has 180.
Viator adds four more routes under the Protaras name. The cards show the Ghost-Town Famagusta mini bus tour and the caves jeep safari. They also show a full day in Ayia Napa and Protaras and a Nicosia and Troodos day.
Cruises sit on their own page. Our Protaras boat trip page covers the lagoon and turtle sailings, so the Protaras tour list here stays on land.
Which jeep safari is the classic Protaras tour?
The classic Protaras tour by jeep is the Grand Tour, a full-day 4×4 safari with lunch. It lasts 8 hours, runs in a small group, collects guests at their accommodation and carries free cancellation.
GetYourGuide lists the tour as a day trip in a 4×4. It holds 4.6 stars. You must book at least 10 hours in advance, so reserve it before the day you travel.
Viator sells a second option, a caves safari that starts in both resorts. It heads for the cave coast, while the Grand Tour covers the wider island.
Open ground suits other vehicles too. DERTOUR calls the flat land between Ayia Napa and Protaras particularly suitable for tours by bike or on foot. A local guide site adds that a car, a scooter or an e-bike helps for Cape Greco and Konnos Bay.
Which beaches does a Protaras tour pass?
A Protaras tour passes Fig Tree Bay, Konnos Bay and Sunrise Beach. Fig Tree Bay holds a Blue Flag and a 500-metre strip of golden sand. Swimmers reach its islet through shallow water.
Fig Tree Bay takes its name from a single fig tree that has stood there since the 17th century. The beach has toilets, changing rooms, sun beds and water sports. Lifeguards work there from April to October.
Access to every beach in Cyprus is free, and only sun beds and umbrellas cost money. A municipal car park lies within a short walk of Fig Tree Bay. The beach is easy to reach on foot, by bike or by car. That ease keeps a beach stop short on a Protaras tour.
Konnos Bay sits on the border between Protaras and Ayia Napa, a 10-minute drive from both town centres. Steep limestone cliffs shelter it from strong winds, so the water stays calm. Sunrise Beach, also called Vryssi, is a long, lively stretch in the middle of the resort.
Which quieter bays does a Protaras tour reach?
A Protaras tour reaches Green Bay, Pernera, Louma, Vrissiana and Vrisi when the route needs calmer water. These bays are smaller than Fig Tree Bay, and almost all of them hold Blue Flag status for water quality.
Green Bay lies at the northern end of the Protaras coastline. Divers and snorkellers favour it because of the reef just offshore. A short drive from the centre brings you there, and the bay has only basic facilities.
Pernera Beach is a local favourite in northern Protaras, with a good spread of tavernas nearby. Louma Beach lies close by and is quieter still, with calm, shallow water.
Vrissiana and Vrisi are two connected, flat, shallow bays with the gentlest water entry in the area. Fig Tree Bay, Vrissiana and Vrisi are within walking distance of each other. Konnos Bay and Green Bay need a short drive or a taxi.
Pernera and Vryssi are the beaches for toddlers. Both are protected from the wind, so the water stays very still. The sand stays shallow far out to sea. Sirena Bay is a sheltered cove where schools of small fish swim close to the shore.
What do the Profitis Ilias chapel and the windmills add to a Protaras tour?
The Profitis Ilias chapel and the windmills add the old Protaras to a tour of the coast. The small chapel crowns a stone cliff above the resort, and Wikipedia calls Protaras the land of windmills.
DERTOUR names the chapel as the landmark of Protaras. From the cliff you see the lively resort and the landscape around it. The hill rises about 100 metres, and a flight of roughly 150 stone steps leads to the top. Local guides say to go at sunset, so place the chapel late in the day on a Protaras tour.
The windmills belong to the farmland behind the coast. Around Paralimni they drew water from underground aquifers to irrigate the fields. Electric and diesel pumps replaced them, and derelict mills still stand among the crops.
The soil there is red and rich in zinc. It grows very nutritious potatoes. A Protaras tour that crosses the fields shows why Paralimni lived from farming before tourism arrived.
Which ancient history sits behind a Protaras tour?
The old city-state of Leukolla stood in the Protaras area. It had a small, safe harbour. Demetrius Poliorketes sheltered there in 306 BC while he waited for Ptolemy, a successor of Alexander the Great.
The sea battle that followed ended in defeat for Ptolemy. He fled to Egypt, and Demetrius held Cyprus for a short time. That story gives a Protaras tour a classical chapter that beach guides skip.
The ground still turns up finds. During structural work on Fig Tree Bay, builders unearthed an ancient Greek tomb.
Civitatis adds that nearby sites point to a human presence since the Hellenistic period. The resort itself began as a quiet fishing village and grew into a thriving holiday town.
What does a Protaras tour show in Paralimni?
A Protaras tour shows Paralimni as a working town of 15,000 people inland from the coast. Its square holds a large church, cafes and shops. DERTOUR lists three churches, a lookout tower and an open-air stage around the square.
The name Paralimni means by the lake. The town stands on the shores of a shallow lake. The lake fills with water in winter and dries out for the rest of the year. Farmers reclaimed the lakebed for fields early in the twentieth century.
The town moved once already. It first stood on a hill between Deryneia and its present site. In the 15th century its people shifted inland to avoid detection by pirates.
Paralimni lies about 80 metres above sea level and 110 km east of Nicosia. It is the main commuter town for people who work in the hotels of Protaras and Ayia Napa. DERTOUR adds that its garden taverns are known for local cooking, so a Protaras tour can break for lunch here.
Which Cape Greco trails does a Protaras tour include?
A Protaras tour reaches Cape Greco National Forest Park, a 385-hectare limestone promontory. Nine nature trails cross it, including a section of the E4 European long-distance path.
The Aphrodite Trail is a 2 km walk along the north-east coast with wide sea views. The Kavos Trail climbs to the highest point of the cape. On a clear day that top gives a 360-degree panorama.
The park is open ground. A desert-like plateau of low shrubs ends abruptly in limestone cliffs about 10 metres high. Shade is scarce on the cliffs, so a hike here needs water, a hat and sunscreen.
GetYourGuide sells a Scenic Guided Hiking Tour at Sunset from Protaras or Ayia Napa. It lasts 3 hours and includes a 1.5-hour coastal walk with stops for photos. The group is small, and free cancellation applies. It suits a Protaras tour day that needs a short walk and sea views.
The same headland anchors our Ayia Napa tours page from the other resort, so you can compare the pickups.
What do the sea caves and the Agioi Anargyroi chapel add to a Protaras tour?
The sea caves and the Agioi Anargyroi chapel are the two postcard stops on the Cape Greco coast. The caves, nicknamed the Palaces, run up to 80 metres underground. The chapel stands on the edge of a vertical cliff.
Wind and waves carved the caves into arches, tunnels and deep grottoes. At low tide you walk the dark passages on foot. At high tide the cliffs, about 10 metres high, draw snorkelers and cliff jumpers.
The chapel is small and whitewashed, with a bright blue dome. It honours Saints Cosmas and Damian, doctors who treated patients for free. Legend says the saints lived as hermits in the sea cave below. Steps lead from the chapel down to the water.
The caves lie 6 to 7 km from both resorts. Buses 101 and 102 stop near them, and a 10 to 15 minute walk follows. Wear shoes with grip, because the rocks are sharp and slippery, and note that no lifeguards work at this stretch.
Arrive before 9:00 in the morning to beat the tour buses. Or come an hour before sunset, when the white cliffs turn orange. Either slot fits a Protaras tour that starts late.
Which villages does a Protaras tour visit in the red village belt?
A Protaras tour reaches the red villages, the Kokkinochoria, a belt of farming villages named for their red soil. Frenaros grows potatoes and watermelons, Deryneia grows strawberries, and the Red Bus village tour lasts 3 hours.
Frenaros lies 9 miles north-west of Ayia Napa. It has two churches from the 12th century. The Old Church of Archangel Michael stands next to the newer one and is closed to the public. The village hosts an annual Watermelon Festival at its stadium.
Liopetri keeps a barn as a national memorial. Four EOKA fighters held out there in a six-hour battle against British soldiers. A bronze statue of the four men now stands at the site.
GetYourGuide sells The Original Red Bus Village Tour from Protaras and Ayia Napa. It runs 3 hours and passes villages and ancient churches. The route visits the divided line and the abandoned villages of Achna and Varosha. Pickup is available, and 31 travellers have rated it 4.5.
A second village day is food-led. The Brewery Tour and Cypriot Food at a Sotira Taverna lasts 5 hours. It tastes craft beers at a microbrewery, then serves meze or slow-cooked lamb kleftiko at a family-run taverna.
Local guides also point to Potamos Liopetriou for riverbanks, fishing and quiet natural settings.
Can a Protaras tour see Varosha from Deryneia?
Yes. Deryneia lies 2 km south of Famagusta. From the roof of its Cultural Centre you see the fenced ghost town of Varosha clearly. Day tours from Protaras go further and cross the border into Famagusta.
Deryneia sits 12 km from Ayia Napa. The field opposite the Cultural Centre still shows craters from shells fired during the invasion. The roof makes a short viewpoint stop on a Protaras tour.
DERTOUR notes that the Green Line runs not far from Paralimni. Famagusta lies only a few kilometres across the border, and your tour guide holds more information.
The Famagusta and Salamis Day Trip is the lead product. It lasts 8 hours with a licensed guide and visits the ghost town of Varosha, St Barnabas Monastery and Salamis. Guests walk into the newly reopened part of Varosha.
The Famagusta and Salamis Guided Tour lasts 10 hours and holds 4.5 stars from 101 reviews. The Famagusta and Varosha tour lasts 9 hours and leaves free time at Golden Beach. Viator offers the Ghost-Town Famagusta mini bus tour and the Red Bus Varosha Experience.
Ask the operator which identity document to carry before you book, since the route crosses a border.
Which ancient sites do Famagusta and Salamis add to a Protaras tour?
Famagusta and Salamis add two layers of ancient history to a Protaras tour. Ptolemy II founded Famagusta around 274 BC after an earthquake damaged Salamis. Salamis holds a theatre for 15,000 spectators and royal tombs with chariots.
Famagusta first carried the name Arsinoe, after the sister of its founder. By the 3rd century it appears as Ammochostos, which means hidden in sand. No harbour in Cyprus is deeper than the one at Famagusta. Medieval traders used the port as their gateway to the Levant.
Salamis was the city that Famagusta replaced. Paul the Apostle and the Cypriot-born Barnabas landed there first on their missionary journey. Tradition says Barnabas died at Salamis, and his bones are believed to rest in the monastery that bears his name.
The ruins are extensive. The theatre dates from the age of Augustus. It held up to 15,000 spectators before it fell in the 4th century. The necropolis covers around 7 sq km. It contains royal tombs with chariots and rich grave gifts from Egypt and Syria.
Salamis ended in the 7th century. Silting had clogged the harbour, Arab invasions emptied the city, and its people moved to Arsinoe, today’s Famagusta.
Can a Protaras tour reach Kyrenia and Bellapais Abbey?
Yes. The Kyrenia and Famagusta tour lasts 10 hours and leaves from Larnaca, Ayia Napa and Protaras. It stops in Famagusta, at Bellapais Abbey and in Kyrenia, then ends with a view of Varosha. It holds 4.4 stars from 43 reviews.
Bellapais Abbey is the ruin of a monastery that canons regular built in the 13th century. It stands on the northern side of the village of Bellapais, about 5 km from Kyrenia. At 220 metres above sea level it commands a long view down to Kyrenia and the sea.
The site is now a museum with a restaurant and a cafe. The refectory hosts concerts and lectures. White Canons later held the abbey, so documents from the 15th and 16th centuries call it the White Abbey.
The main building dates from the rule of King Hugh III. King Hugh IV lived in the abbey and had apartments built for his own use. Such royal links give the ruin a royal past on a Protaras tour.
Kyrenia is noted for its historic harbour and its castle. The Romans laid the foundations of the castle in the 1st century AD. The Venetians last modified it in the 15th century. Under Lusignan rule the city never capitulated.
Which cross-island Protaras tour reaches Nicosia and Lefkara?
The Nicosia Old Town Walking Tour lasts 10 hours. The Nicosia, Larnaka and Lefkara day tour lasts 8 hours with an English-speaking guide. Both leave from Protaras and Ayia Napa, include pickup and carry free cancellation.
Nicosia has been inhabited for over 5,500 years and has been the capital since the 10th century. It is the last divided capital in Europe, and the Green Line runs through the old city. The Ledra Palace and Ledra Street crossings let visitors pass between the two halves.
Ledra Street sits in the centre of the walled city. It has historically been the busiest shopping street in the capital. On the northern side, Büyük Han is the largest caravanserai on the island. The walking tour offers a glimpse of two very different worlds in one city.
Faneromeni Square lies east of Ledra Street and was the centre of Nicosia before the split. A cross-island Protaras tour fits these squares into one long day.
The three-town day adds Lefkara, a village known for its lace. Lefkara lace comes from Pano Lefkara and Kato Lefkara. It has hemstitch, satin stitch fillings and needlepoint edgings, and UNESCO lists it as intangible cultural heritage.
The signature pattern is potamoi, the rivers, built from zig-zags called kamares. Every bride needed a large collection ready for display on her wedding day. The village men, the kentitarides, were merchants who travelled across Europe and Scandinavia.
Which Larnaca sights join a Protaras tour?
The Nicosia, Larnaka and Lefkara day tour adds Larnaca, the third largest city in Cyprus. The city stands on the ruins of Kition, birthplace of the Stoic philosopher Zeno. It holds the Church of Saint Lazarus, Larnaca Castle and the Kamares Aqueduct.
Kition began as a city-kingdom in the 13th century BC. Its remains include cyclopean walls, a complex of five temples and a naval port. Zeno was born there in 334 BC and went on to found the school of Stoicism.
Finikoudes is the seafront promenade of palm trees, and the city also has a seaport and a marina. Larnaca International Airport stands in the neighbouring village of Dromolaxia, not in Larnaca itself.
Hala Sultan Tekke lies on the west bank of the Larnaca Salt Lake. The complex holds a mosque, a mausoleum, a cemetery and living quarters. Archaeologists found Late Bronze Age tombs on the site, and it is a listed Ancient Monument.
The lake fills with water in winter, and flamingoes stay there from November until the end of March. It dries up in summer.
Which Protaras tour reaches Paphos and Kourion?
Three day trips take a Protaras tour across to Paphos and Kourion. The Paphos and Kourion Day Trip lasts 10 hours and holds 4.6 stars. A Polish-language trip lasts 8 hours and holds 4.8 stars.
The 10-hour day trip stops at Aphrodite’s Rock, and guests taste traditional sweets and get free time. A second 10-hour trip, the Kourion Tour and Paphos Town, visits the House of Dionysos. All three include pickup and free cancellation.
The acropolis of Kourion stands on a limestone headland about 100 metres tall on Episkopi Bay. The site lies 13 km west of Limassol. Its theatre was first built in the late second century BCE. Two mosaic panels of gladiators in combat are the only such mosaics in Cyprus.
Another mosaic shows Odysseus unveiling Achilles among the women of the court of Lycomedes. The Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates lies 1.7 km west of the acropolis. It was third in importance among the pan-Cypriot sanctuaries.
The House of Dionysos in Paphos dates from the 3rd century AD and covers nearly 2,000 sq m. Mosaics fill about a quarter of the interior, and hunting scenes border three sides of the atrium. Paphos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Aphrodite’s Rock, Petra tou Romiou, is a sea stack beside the main road between Paphos and Limassol. In myth, Aphrodite rose from the sea foam here.
Which Protaras tour goes to the Troodos Mountains?
Three Troodos day trips collect guests in Protaras. The Troodos Mountains Villages and 3 Wineries Tour lasts 8.5 hours with a meze-style lunch. The Food and Wine Tasting Tour also lasts 8.5 hours, with lunch and a stop at a family winery.
The villages and wineries tour is a Bestseller in a small group. It holds 4.8 stars. The food and wine tour lists pickup from Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Ayia Napa and Protaras. It holds 4.9 stars.
The third trip is the Mountain Towns and Cheesemaking Day Trip with brunch. It lasts 7.5 hours. A Cypriot family teaches guests to make halloumi and anari cheeses.
Halloumi is a Cypriot cheese traditionally made from goat and sheep milk. It has a high melting point, so cooks fry or grill it, and it squeaks against the teeth. Under European Union rules, only Cyprus can make cheese sold as halloumi.
The Troodos range is the biggest in Cyprus and takes up a third of the island. Its summit, Mount Olympus, rises to 1,952 metres. The range shelters the Cyprus cedar and Byzantine monasteries.
Our Troodos Mountains tour page compares the jeep, wine and village routes in more detail.
What do travellers eat on a Protaras tour?
A Protaras tour serves Cypriot meze and kleftiko in village tavernas. Meze is a spread of small shared dishes, and kleftiko is slow-roasted marinated lamb or goat, served with potatoes.
A Cypriot meze runs to 20 or more shared dishes. Local guides list halloumi, fresh fish and seafood, souvlaki and sheftalia, with loukoumades for dessert. Meze also includes cubes of cheese, olives, grilled meats and dips such as hummus.
Kleftiko takes its name from the klephts, Greek outlaws. They cooked meat on coals in a covered pit to avoid detection. UNESCO has entered kleftiko in the register of the intangible cultural heritage of Cyprus.
The Sotira brewery tour offers a choice of meze or kleftiko, and the Troodos wine tour serves a meze-style lunch. Both fit into a Protaras tour without a separate restaurant stop.
Dinner in the resort starts after 19:00. Book restaurants ahead in July and August, and share the fish meze, because the portions are large.
Which activities add action to a Protaras tour?
Guided jet ski tours, a jet ski package and a clay pigeon session add action to a Protaras tour. The jet ski tours last 1 hour, the package lasts 2 hours and the shooting session lasts 2.5 hours.
The Guided Jet Ski Tour covers Cape Greco, the sea caves and the Love Bridge. It adds swim stops for snorkeling and drinks. A tour has a maximum of 3 jet skis. A private option exists, and 35 travellers have rated it 5 stars.
The Blue Lagoon Guided Jet Ski Safari zips past the bays of Pernera and Fig Tree Bay. It pauses at the Blue Lagoon for photos and a swim. It lasts 1 hour and needs only 1.5 hours of notice.
The Jet Ski, Towable Ride and Pedal Boat or Canoe Package for two lasts 2 hours. It combines a jet ski ride, a towable ride and a pedal boat or canoe.
The 50-shot clay pigeon session takes place at a professional range. Gun hire, guidance and supervision come included, whether you are new to shooting or experienced. The session lasts 2.5 hours and includes hotel pickup.
Beaches add their own sports. Fig Tree Bay offers water-skiing, windsurfing and parasailing, and Konnos Bay hosts flyboarding, banana boat rides, pedalos and kayaks. Dive sessions have a separate page, our Protaras scuba diving guide.
Which Protaras tours suit families?
Short Protaras tours fit families well. The Red Bus village tour and the Cape Greco hike last 3 hours. The Famagusta, Kourion and Troodos days last 8 to 10 hours. The aquarium and the calm bays fill the days between.
The Red Bus Famagusta 3-in-1 tour lasts 7 hours and is wheelchair accessible. It combines the old town, the ghost town and a swim.
The Protaras Ocean Aquarium is home to over 1,000 species. The Magic Dancing Waters show lights up the main strip in the evening. The coastal promenade is flat and suits a buggy.
Local guides prefer Protaras over Ayia Napa for families because of the relaxed atmosphere and the shallow water. Check the length of each tour before you book, since children tire on an 8-hour coach or jeep day.
Which Protaras tour suits a hot or rainy day?
On a hot day a Protaras tour heads for the Troodos Mountains. The daily mean at Prodromos is 23 degrees Celsius in July. On a rainy day the aquarium, the churches of Paralimni or a city day in Nicosia or Larnaca fit better.
The Troodos range has a greater daily swing in temperature than the coast. At Prodromos the daily mean is around 4 degrees Celsius in January, so pack a layer for the cooler months.
The Protaras Ocean Aquarium shows marine life, birds and a petting zoo, with gardens around it. Local guides also list Paralimni, its churches and the monasteries as wet-day stops.
A day trip to Nicosia or Larnaca fills a whole wet day. Choose that kind of Protaras tour when the forecast rules out the beach.
Which festivals fit a Protaras tour?
Kataklysmos, the Flood Festival, is the festival that fits a Protaras tour well. It falls 50 days after Easter, and Protaras holds its concerts at the events square near Fig Tree Bay.
Kataklysmos brings music, folk dancing, sea competitions and water-splashing traditions. Ayia Napa Harbour hosts a Fish and Water Festival over the same days. It has live concerts, folk dancing, fish grilling and poetry competitions.
Villages add their own events. Liopetri holds a Pancyprian Carrot Festival, and the Protaras Summer Film Festival runs open-air cinema at Lefkolla Square. Paralimni, Deryneia and Sotira hold village feast days through the summer.
Autumn brings sport and music. The Cyprus Rocks festival fills Protaras and Pernera with classic rock tribute bands in late September and early October. The Cablenet Famagusta Run starts at Fig Tree Bay. Its races cover 30 km, 10 km, 5 km and 1 km.
Dates change each year, so confirm them on the official calendar before you plan a Protaras tour around an event.
When is the season for a Protaras tour?
The season for a Protaras tour runs from late April to early October. July and August are the hottest and busiest months. June and September give a more relaxed atmosphere and comfortable temperatures.
The resort gets more than 320 days of sunshine a year. Peak summer brings 35 to 38 degrees Celsius. Late season, from September to October, brings 25 to 30 degrees. In October the air stays around 27 degrees and the sea around 25.
Winter changes the plan. From November to March the sea is too cool for swimming. The Cape Greco trails suit hikers without the summer heat.
Plan around the sun on hot days. Reach Fig Tree Bay before 10:00 in July and August to get sun beds without a wait. Reach Konnos Bay before 9:00.
How do you book and reach a Protaras tour?
Book a Protaras tour online on GetYourGuide or Viator, with free cancellation and pickup on the listings above. Notice periods differ. The Cape Greco hike needs 4 hours, the clay pigeon session 8 hours and the jeep safari 10 hours.
Larnaca International Airport is the main gateway, 45 to 50 km away, a transfer of 40 to 55 minutes. Paphos Airport lies about 170 km away, a drive of about 2 hours. Viator lists private airport transfers for Protaras that take between 1 and 14 passengers.
Cars drive on the left in Cyprus, and the currency is the euro. Cards are widely accepted, but small vendors take cash. The Protaras strip is walkable, so a car matters only for the wider tours.
Pair a 3-hour tour in the morning with a beach afternoon. Then keep one full day for Famagusta, Nicosia, Kourion or the Troodos Mountains.
What do travellers ask about a Protaras tour?
Can wheelchair users enter the sea at Fig Tree Bay?
Yes. The beach offers disabled access, and a special wheelchair waits at the lifeguard tower. Lifeguards help swimmers into the sea.
Can you walk across the Crow’s Arch at Cape Greco?
No. Kamara tou Koraka spans 15 metres and rises 7 metres. Erosion over the last decade led to a fence, so visitors photograph the arch from the side.
How long is the coastal path from Protaras to Konnos Bay?
The nature trail from the main boardwalk to Konnos Bay is roughly 4 km. It runs through Cape Greco National Park along the coast.
Where do you watch the sunset at Cape Greco?
Go to the Monument of Peace at the tip of the peninsula. It marks the easternmost point of the European Union.
How often does Deryneia hold its strawberry festival?
The Pancyprian Strawberry Festival takes place every two years. Deryneia is the leading strawberry grower in Cyprus, and the festival offers fresh strawberries, jams, liqueurs and ice creams.