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All 3 villages are very close to each other, and therefore perfect to combine on a weekend getaway! Pick and choose your favorite things to do, and explore rural Cyprus the right way!

Omodos – Day 1

In the gorgeous Limassol District, you will find the traditional but at the same time modern, Omodos Village. One of Limassol’s largest wine villages, it is located 42 kilometers northwest of the city. It is built on the western bank of the river known as ‘Ha Potami,’ at an average altitude of 810 meters

Despite its small size, is known for a lot of things – like the making of wine and zivania, arkatena, and the spiritual Holy Cross Monastery.

Omodos – What to do in the village

Strolling through the village, you can admire colorful cobbled narrow streets, taste good Cypriot food, and arkatena and buy a plethora of traditional products. The large square of the village is one of the oldest and largest on the island, dating back to 1910. Stone-paved, it is surrounded by beautiful, traditional homes with flowering balconies, and also framed by tall, proud sycamore trees

I also advise you to walk to the Eoka Hideout Museum, and to visit the ancient wine pressing mill (Linos) in the village too!

Arkatena Fotinis

Arkatena is a type of “koulouri”, a circular bread made with leaven using the foam produced from chickpea fermentation called Arktis At Arkatena Fotinis, you will find a plethora of products all made with arkatena, that attract a plethora of visitors from all over Cyprus! Cookies and pastries as well as bread, and jams! Good quality coffees too ( often difficult to find in rural Cyprus!)

Holy Cross Monastery

The Holy Cross Monastery is one of the most beautiful on the island! According to tradition, the Monastery has established before St. Helen’s arrival in Cyprus in 327 AD. Various Cypriot historians, make reference to St. Helen’s visit to Cyprus and to the fact that she left a part of the Holy Rope and the Holy Rood in the Monastery.

The monastery is said to have begun as a small chapel that garnered a gathering of several monks, resulting in its transformation into a magnificent monastery. You will see it right in the center of the village square! Modest clothing is advised, although there are gowns situated outside that you can wear to enter the church too.

 Eoka Struggle Museum

With Church Steward Dositheos, from the Holy Monastery of the Holy Cross in Omodos, as the head figure, the inhabitants actively participated in the Greek revolution and the national liberation struggle of EOKA 1955 — 1959. A hideout was created in the home of Aristos and Maroulla Theodorou from Omodos, following instructions from Grigoris Afxentiou. On the morning of 21st January, however, security forces surrounded the hideout and captured the fighters in the process. After their arrest, all furniture and objects were removed from the house, which was then blown up, along with the hideout.

I found the museum to be very moving! There are signs to follow – and it’s about a 10-minute walk from the Monastery.

Hours: Winter Schedule November 1 – March 31 daily 09:30 to 16:00 Summer Schedule April 1 – October 31 Daily 09:30 to 19:00.

Admission – Free

Tel: 00357-99794899 / 00357-25422678

Shopping

Whilst walking – you will find various shops for shopping. You can find handmade jewelry, traditional products to eat, and embroidery and textiles! The delicate pattern of the lace created by the embroiderers of Omodos is truly a work of art, one that is passed down from one generation to the next.

Omodos- Oenou Yi – Ktima Vassiliades Winery

Since 2013, Oenou Yi is without a doubt the jewel of Omodos. 1500 tens of vineyards, 10 different varieties of wine, and 300.000 bottles of year!

Yes, at Oenou Yi they love wine; and their goal is for you to love it just as much as them!

In these beautiful surroundings, you can do wine tasting, learn all about Cypriot wine and its history, enjoy breathtaking views, and of course, taste elevated quality food, at Playia Restaurant.

At Oenou Yi, tradition meets luxury and innovation, and together, they take us on an unforgettable tasting experience.

Group and individual tours and wine tastings daily, Monday – Sunday 10:00 – 18:00.

*The tour takes place at the winery premises and lasts between 30-45 minutes. It includes a tour of the winery building and the vineyards around the winery and tasting.

Bookings are essential! +357 25 446 000 or email them at info@oenouyi.wine

Where to eat in Omodos

Arkatena Fwtinis for Brunch

This place is buzzing during the weekends!! Totally adore the layout, and simple yet tasty things on offer!

You won’t find eggs benedict, but those platters are delicious! The arkateno joins forces with homemade marmalade, chocolate praline, and dried nuts, creating a delicious combo for breakfast and brunch! The egg, cured meats, cheese, halloumi, and olive platter is equally mouthwatering and pays homage to what Cypriots do best; eat! Besides the platters, the shop also offers homemade sweets like apple pie and cakes, cheese pie, and my personal favorite- homemade halloumi pie!

Bookings are vital! Brunch is available during the weekends only! Call +357 99284201

Ampelothea – for lunch or Dinner

Anyone that knows me, knows I am obsessed with food. But not just any food; Cypriot delicious food! At Ampelothea, I have to say, I probably ate the best meze I’ve had in Cyprus for a long time!

It is Cypriot Meze at its finest, endless dishes of incredibly well-cooked food, and true Cypriot recipes that go far beyond souvlaki and tzatziki! Sparkling clean, excellent service and beautiful surroundings too. Arrive, hungry, relax, and enjoy!

Ampelothea is a 1-minute walk from the parking of Omodos – just make sure you walk away from the square. Bookings are essential, especially during the weekends! Book a table at +357 25421366

Playia – Ktima Vassiliades for Dinner

The menu is sophisticated – a blend of Cypriot cuisine with a gourmet twist! I personally found the options to be just right – not too many, but not too little either – I often get overwhelmed by too many options!

I tried many dishes – the crunchy halloumi salad, calamari, and red pepper risotto, and the 3 desserts were my favorite!

Tia’s Tip: The sunset views are incredible, so book for pre-dinner drinks with a view at 6 pm and then stay on for dinner!

Telephone to Book: Τ +357 25 446 000

Open Friday and Saturday Night: 12:00-15:00 and 19:00 – 23:00

Open Sunday – 12:00 – 16:00

Where to stay – Oenou Yi Cottages

Brand new, and utterly gorgeous, Oenou Yi Cottages are in the center of the village, making your stay comfortable and fuss-free.

There are many different cottages to choose from – varying in size- but one thing that remains the same is the attention to detail and comfort of them all!

You will want for nothing here, the cottages are fully equipped, tastefully furnished, and provide all modern and luxe amenities with a flair and an agro touristic twist!

The cottages are not yet advertised to the public but all readers of Tia Does Travel can call and book a cottage house by email or phone! Reservations: email at bookings@oenouyi.wine  phone number: 99746674

Nature points For excellent photos- Trozena Bridge

A modern mechanic in an abandoned village – yes, please! The Diarizos river flows underneath the bridge, (which is safe to cross and walk on by the way) and the area is surrounded by thick vegetation. It’s a fabulous spot for pictures (make sure you tag me in yours!)

Day 2 – Arsos Village

Clean, beautiful, and utterly traditional – this is Arsos village in Limassol District! 200 citizens live in Arsos and they really go above and beyond to preserve the character and tradition of their village.

The first thing that impresses me is how welcoming and kind they are! Secondly, the beautiful village square, and the ancient church of Apostle Philip.

I found my talk with the community council very interesting too! Andreas informed me of the admirable efforts of the locals to build a new female monastery in the village; particularly, the one of Virgin Mary the Catholic.

What to do in the Village

In Arsos you will find luxurious  accommodation, taverns and traditional coffee houses filled with life and people, as well as shops that make fresh traditional products, like palouze and shoushouko.

”Stafili Allospos”

The humble grape is elevated and transformed with mastery and care at Stafili Allospos! The shop is cared for by Elena, a kind, endearing and energetic woman, who went out of her way to infuse us in her fascinating world of grape!

The shop produces fresh almond and walnut soutzioukos, grape syrup cookies, dried grapes, and fresh palouze that has the local’s queing outside on a Sunday! There are also spoon sweets, herbs and other Cypriot goodies too!

Location: Apostolou Philippou 4, Square Arsos Village

Tel: +357 99559451

Arsos Nature Trail – The 6 fountains

I just loved my walk at this nature trail! Nature lovers will adore it too – just be sure to carry water with you, and mosquito repellant! The trail is filled with over 40 species of rich flora, such as plane trees, willows, poplars, and walnut-trees. As regards the fauna, be prepared to encounter birds, rare butterflies, reptiles, soft water crabs, frogs, and even foxes! Along the river and at a distance of about 800 meters, six medieval fountains are built.  The riverbed has been cleared and there is now a clear pathway to the fountains so be sure to make a stop!

What to eat in Arsos – Cafe Arsos and Restaurant

Don’t be fooled by the sign that says ”cafe”. This is a restaurant and an excellent one at that! Want to eat incredible Cypriot food? Drink cold beer? Indulge in mezedes or a la carte? Then book a table – and you will be thanking me! Located right in the center of the square, you’ve got lunch with a view too.

Where to stay – Arsorama

Oh how it warms my heart to spent time with lovely people!

Such is the case for Zoi and her husband, the owners of Arsorama at Arsos village. The complex is actually where Zoe spent all her childhood as it belonged to her grandparents, and her personal connection to the place shines through. The attention to detail is immense, from the lush garden to the interior design, mattresses and so on, This is home for her, and it shows!

A perfect location, right in the center of the village, that offers much more than just …location. For those who are looking for an oasis to escape to, Arsorama is a warm nest of hospitality to be found in the village of Arsos, ideal for couples, families, and groups on weekdays, weekends, and festivals.

The complex comprises of 4 fully equipped autonomous apartments able to house from 2-4 persons. They are beautifully decorated, with excellent beds for the ultimate relaxation! Each apartment is named after Zoe’s family members, a kind and endearing touch!

This complex is super popular with locals, travelers, yoga and meditation groups, so be sure to book ahead!

Nature points you must visit – Tzelefou Bridge

The Gefiri tou Tzelefou is the largest and biggest medieval stone bridge ever built on Cyprus! This Venetian bridge is built over the river of Diarizos, and it is located at an altitude of 440 meters deep within the forest of Paphos. The Gefiri tou Tzelefou is considered as one of the most magical places to see across the whole island as it was built on an area with rich vegetation within the deep forest.

Ayios Amvrosios – Zambartas Winery

What makes a winery special; the wine or the person behind it all ?

Simple and at the same time fascinating is Markos Zambartas the key man behind Zambartas Winery in Ayios Amvrosios, a short drive from Arsos.

This is a different winery. It is minimal yet stunning, simple yet impressive, and modern yet true to the traditional values that matter.

The winery produces excellent wine that you can taste if you book a wine tasting session. Since 2008, the winery produces 110.000 bottles of wine yearly, 13 varieties of wine, with many of them being local; like Mavro, Giannoudi, Promara, Maratheutiko, and Kanela.

But for me, the ideology is even more exciting than the wine. The team inside the premises, (and Mara the estate’s dog i fell in love with) from oenologists to workers work as one.

It really is a team effort, but the bond between them is evident for all to see. There is a quiet energy that can only come from working with a well-selected team, and it all comes out in the visitor’s experience too.

The winery’s environmentally friendly efforts stand out, and are worth mentioning!

Zambartas Winery gives 1% of profit to ‘’1% for the Earth’’ and particularly to ‘’Bird Life Cyprus, and ‘’Terra Cypria’’ At the same time, they keep increasing their production of Biological wines, and follow bio winemaking practices!

Come and visit this gem, taste the beautiful wines, but most importantly, find out all about its incredible ideology.

Book a wine tasting tour : EMAILvisit@zambartaswineries.com or call +357 25 94 24 24

Thank you for reading through the details of my journey through Omodos, Arsos and Ayios Amvrosios! Yes, Limassol District is indeed incredible, and its villages certaintly deserve a visit!

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• Alasia Boutique Hotel- Luxury and elegance. Elegance and understated luxury in the quiet part of Limassol

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In this Cyprus travel blog, you will find the initial information you need to visit this island paradise of mine! Budget, Climate, Cyprus Tips, food, and many more are right here.

I have TONS of articles on Cyprus, but this one should be your first stop before you read anything else. So let’s dive right in!

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Cyprus Travel Blog – Location of Cyprus

The Republic of Cyprus is located in the Mediterranean, in the European continent! Cyprus is on the southeast of Greece, south of Turkey, north of Egypt, northwest of Israel and Lebanon, and west of Syria.

It is also the third-largest Mediterranean island. Our motherland, Greece is only a 2hrs flight away, Lebanon 50 minutes, and Israel, a mere 45 minutes.

Why you should Visit Cyprus

Are you a crystal clear beach lover? Sunset enthusiast? Do you enjoy filling your tastebuds with incredible food? How about exploring mountains and Scenic villages? Cosmopolitan beach clubs and incredible parties?

Then the answer is simple; visit Cyprus. On this paradisiacal island, you will find many treasures and delights, worth exploring.

It is no wonder that many British, American, and German locals are choosing to retire in Cyprus. Here, life is easy…and rather beautiful if I do say so myself!

Cyprus Travel Blog – Language and Religion in Cyprus

Cyprus is an independent island with its own flag and government. We do however hold a close relationship with Greece and are considered Greek Cypriots. The official language is Greek, although we speak it with a Cypriot dialect – our accent is similar to the one spoken in Crete, one of Greece’s incredible islands!

English is widely spoken here partly because of the huge number of tourists that visit per year. Additionally, because Cyprus used to be an English Colony until 1960 when it gained its independence after 82 years of British Control.

The biggest part of the Cypriot population (around 78% of the total population) belongs to the Greek Orthodox Church of Cyprus. The Turkish – Cypriots (18%) are Muslim.

The churches in Cyprus – especially in the cities are rather grand and impressive! You will not encounter many whitestone little churches like you will on the Greek Islands.

Cities to Visit in Cyprus – A local’s tips

Phew, I don’t know where to start! In my opinion, you should visit every city in Cyprus 🙂 The ”free” and unoccupied part of Cyprus (more on that later) is divided into these cities: Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, and Ayia Napa/Paralimni.

I have an article listing what to do in each of these cities, as well as agrotourism options in Troodos mountains and surrounding villages so check it out to learn more…

Cyprus Travel Blog – Where to stay in Cyprus

There are literally hundreds of hotels in Cyprus – and a good few of them are extremely luxurious and breathtaking. Below, I will list a few that I have personally stayed at, and that fall into the affordable luxury category!

Nicosia: The capital hasn’t got too many great hotels but it does have some beautiful Airbnbs! Here are my two faves: This 3 bedroom flat in central Nicosia and this beautiful Studio with its own private pool!

Limassol: Alasia Boutique Hotel– Luxury and elegance is great for sophisticated elegance away from the noise.

Ayia Napa: The 4* Napa Mermaid Hotel is an absolute favorite of mine- I have visited over 7 times! It’s heavenly!

Protaras: Families or a group of friends will LOVE the Incredible Villa Oniro – a villa of 4 huge en suite bedrooms, garden swimming pool, and jacuzzi. I spent a glorious week there and I was in heaven! Alternatively, Sophia’s Seaview is a beautiful, luxe and modern flat in the center of Protaras Avenue – you wouldn’t even need to rent a car!

Also, check out these Agrotourism Hotel and cottages options for a real slice of Cyprus culture!

Also check out Paphos and Larnaca

Paphos: I am OBSESSED with the new and incredible 5* Amavi Hotel in Kato Paphos. This is an adults and couples only luxurious hotel! Paphos is very popular with families with small children, so the Amavi is a breath of quiet, peaceful and fresh air.

Larnaca: If you are visiting Larnaca (popular with foreign pensioners) I would advise you to stay close to Makenzie! This area has some lively beach bars, excellent food and parties. The 4-bedroom Makenzie Sunset Apartment is a great choice!

If you want a slightly more mature vibe, then choose to stay close to the Finikoudes area

Cyprus Travel Blog – Climate

Can you handle the heat? Cyprus is…gloriously sunny, and more often than not, beautifully warm. Ok tourists might call it boiling hot…But we love it!

Here in Cyprus, we enjoy an intense Mediterranean climate, with long and dry summers from mid–May to mid–October, and mild winters from December to February, which are separated by short autumn and spring seasons.

Winters are mild to average with rain in all cities and snow only on Troodos Mountains (usually starting before Christmas).

June, July, and August average a temp of 30-37 degrees, and they have been known to tip the scales at over 40 degrees too. So if you are fussy about the heat, I would skip those months!

Average temperatures in May, September, and October are 24-30 degrees.

When to visit Cyprus

Traveling in the winter is definitely cheaper, although you will miss the true magic of this island! A good compromise would be to visit in May, Sep, or October for lower temperatures and cheaper travels. If you want more info on national holidays and budget options, read my guide on the perfect time to visit Cyprus

The country truly comes alive with the sun – so beach lovers take note! The beach club and beach restaurant season starts in May and goes on until the end of September.

Cuisine in Cyprus – Mouthwatering food

Hello gorgeousness! Ooohhh the food in Cyprus is INSANE. I have had so many friends visit me over the years and the one thing everyone agrees is this: Nothing beats the food here. Period.

Cypriot cuisine is a happy marriage of Greek cuisine with an added Cypriot oomph and flair. Perfectly seasoned meats, fresh seafood, vibrant vegetables, and crunchy salads are what you will encounter here. Incredible deserts, fresh local fruit, and a great local wine scene put the cherry on an already stunning cake.

The watermelons in Cyprus are to die for! As for vegetarians and vegans, we Cypriots fast twice a year during Xmas and easter so finding dishes without animal products won’t be difficult at all – just ask the waiter! Check out the most incredible food in Cyprus that you simply MUST have

Cyprus Travel Blog – Transportation and Airports

Cyprus has two airports, Larnaca Airport – LCA -(the main airport, and the newest one) and Paphos Airport – PFO. Cheaper airlines like Easy Jet and Ryan Air fly into Paphos airport.

Larnaca is a 30-minute drive from the capital city Nicosia, and from the gorgeous seaside protagonists Ayia Napa and Protaras. Paphos, on the other hand, is closer to the city of Limassol (30 minutes) but much further from the other cities. It is a 1.5 hr drive from Larnaca, and 2hr drive from Nicosia.

Transportation

As far as transportation goes, don’t expect a great deal of public transport! For starters, we have no metro or train service and no local Cypriot takes the bus anywhere. We all drive here, and I would 100% suggest you rent a car if you want to REALLY see Cyprus in all its glory!

You can drive to the other cities, or do a road trip of the island at your own pace. The average cost of hiring a car is 15-20 euros daily. You should also know that here in Cyprus, we drive on the left side of the road, as the UK does. There are other forms of transportation too:

• By scooter. If you are set on only visiting one city, you can hire a scooter or a quad. You will find them easily accessible in touristic cities like Ayia Napa and Protaras, Paphos and Limassol. The average price is 260 euros for a week.
• Supercar. Luxe travelers can hire a luxury car or hire a driver! This luxury car company, offers supercars, luxury cars, city cars, and SUVs for rent.
• By the humble bus. There is a public bus system available, that can take you from city to city and inland too. In the past 3 years, Cyprus has done a lot to improve the public transportation of the island. As a result, it now caters to the backpacker and humble tourist!

What are the different modes of transport available from the airport to the city?

There are 2 airports in Cyprus. The closest to Nicosia is Larnaca International Airport which is a 25-minute drive from Nicosia. Paphos Airport on the other side of the island is 2hr drive from the city. 

The most used form of transportation is Kapnos Airport shuttle as it is cheap, reliable and runs regularly and through most hours of the day and night. For their timetable and fares, click here.

TIP: Kapnos has a designated pick up spot which means that they will not be picking you up from your chosen accommodation so you will need either a taxi or a bus to get to the pickup spot.

Cyprus Travel Blog – Charging your devices

In Cyprus the power plugs and sockets are type G. The standard voltage is 240 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz. The Type G electrical plug is a British three-pin rectangular blade plug, therefore UK travelers do not need a travel adapter in Cyprus!

Visitors from Greece, the US, Canada, and South America will need an International travel adapter. I am linking mine that I got from Amazon years ago, and still works perfectly!

Packing Tips For Cyprus

Make sure you pack for the heat! Think light clothing, plenty of bikinis, a pashmina to cover up for monuments and church visiting, and plenty of sandals and flip flops. My Greece packing guide will come in handy as it is perfect with all tips to pack for Cyprus!

Cyprus Travel Blog – Political Situation and history

Sadly, my beautiful island is not a free country. In 1974, Turskish Troops invaded Cyprus, killed slaughtered and raped thousands, and forcibly took a chunk of the country for themselves.

The Turkish invasion of Cyprus, code-named by Turkey as Operation Atilla, was a Turkish military invasion of the island country of Cyprus. It was launched on 20 July 1974, following the Cypriot coup d’état on 15 July 1974.

To this day, they live in our previous houses, illegally sell our land as their own, and even founded their own ‘fake government – a government that NO nation in the world will recognize.

There is immense beauty to be found in the North Part of Cyprus, but I will never advise or encourage anyone to visit – both for safety and morality. If you get in any trouble there- well good luck to you because this ”state” is not recognized by any state, country or organization in the world!

Safety in Cyprus

For optimal health, I highly suggest packing a Medication Travel Bag. Pharmacies are fully stocked here, but medicines are more expensive here in comparison to the UK for example!

As for safety for travelers, Cyprus is generally very safe – with petty thefts occurring every now and then. Pickpocketing isn’t even common, although travelers at the beach should not leave belongings unattended! Things are easygoing here, so be careful, but no paranoid, you are safe!

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