• Salamis - Salamis is recognized as a major attraction in Northern Cyprus. This ancient city-state serves as an extensive museum complex, featuring numerous ruins and the tombs of kings and notable figures from ancient Salamis.
• Famagusta Walled City - The city walls of Famagusta, encircling the historic center, are remarkably well-preserved. Visitors can explore the fortress in its entirety.
• Varosha (Maras) - Once a popular tourist spot before 1974, it has since become a “ghost town”. Ideal for a walking tour.
• Othello Castle - Built in the 14th century, Othello Castle is one of Famagusta’s most renowned landmarks. Situated in the northern section of the city fortifications, it was constructed during the Venetian era to defend the harbor from sea attacks. The castle’s name is significant, as Shakespeare’s tragedy begins here. The story was partly inspired by the life of the Venetian general Moro (meaning “Moor” in Italian), who served in Cyprus and tragically lost his wife Desdemona there.
• Famagusta - Enjoy free time for lunch, strolling, and sightseeing.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Time for lunch and rest
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Experienced guide

• Lunch
• Entrance tickets (3-5 euro each)
• Any private expenses

Discover the historic charm of Cyprus’ East Coast with a trip to Famagusta, a port city steeped in heritage. Wander through the Old Town and uncover its intriguing history.

Explore Othello Castle, constructed in the 14th century by the Lusignan dynasty and named after Shakespeare’s renowned play. Marvel at the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, a Gothic architectural wonder inspired by Notre Dame, which was later transformed into a mosque during Ottoman rule. Stroll along the city’s defensive walls for breathtaking panoramic views.

Then, journey back in time at the ancient city of Salamis, once the largest city in Cyprus. Legend has it that it was founded by Teucer, a character mentioned in Homer’s Iliad. Finally, witness the haunting sight of Varosha, the notorious “ghost town” left deserted due to Cyprus’ tumultuous history.

• All visitors have to pass through borderline security
• Passport or ID card is required. Please note that the holders of Armenian, Syrian, Nigerian, Turkmenistan, Nepalese and Bangladeshi passports cannot visit the Northern part of Nicosia (need special visa)
• Please pay attention that shoulders and knees should be covered during visiting monasteries and churches
• Need comfortable shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.