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Cyprus is an island steeped in history and has a rich cultural heritage. Visitors and tourists that travel to Cyprus have an overwhelming choice of ancient monuments and archaeological sites to visit. The stunning birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, offers its visitors a blend of history, romance and the opportunity to relax.
Cyprus’ sun swept beaches, extensive watersports and ancient Greek and Roman settlements can only be matched by the marine life below it’s surface.
The crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea average temperatures between 15-27 degrees. Underwater attractions include the site of a World War I wreck and a stunning exhibit of emerald green damsels, playful octopus, huge groupers and a beautiful assortment of colourful sponges.
The landscape is untouched by time – quiet villages, beautiful beaches combined with the Cypriot hospitality. Cyprus also offers some excellent diving within the Mediterranean. Offering interesting boat dives and shore locations. The safe clear warm waters around Cyprus mean that diving can be enjoyed all year round.
The amount of diving often surprises many who try it here; there are sites all around the coast. The majority of dive sites that abound in Cypriot waters are not more than a few minutes away by boat. |
