Highlights
North Cyprus - Lapta - St Hilarion Castle - Bellapais
Abbey - Alagadi Turtle Beach - Nicosia - Ottoman Houses
- Old Ottoman Hotel (Great Inn) - St Sophia Cathedral -
Karpas Peninsula - Wild Donkeys - Ay Trias Basilica -
Andreas Monastery
Nicosia
Castles, Beaches & Wild Donkeys
7
DAYS
North Cyprus - Ercan to Ercan
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Santorini, Greece
Cyprus, the most easterly of the
Mediterranean islands, is a beautiful island with
Itinerary
Day 1 Join Lapta - Arrival Transfer from Ercan
a unique landscape of mountains, plains and
Airport Included
beaches.The sandy beaches stretch for miles
Day 2 St Hilarion Castle, Bellapais Abbey,Tree of
Idleness Restaurant, Alagadi Turtle
here! Our North Cyprus family tour is based
Beach, Overnight Cruise to Turkey
in the hill village of Lapta, located a short drive
Day 3 Free Day - Options for Horse Riding,
Diving, Beaches, Day Trips
from the quaint harbour town of Kyrenia,
Day 4 Nicosia - Ottoman Houses, Old City, Great
where springs flow from the mountains to
Inn, St Sophia Cathedral. Lunch at
Traditional Local Restaurant
water the groves of olives and citrus.We
Day 5 Karpas Peninsula - Bogaz Harbour, Ay Trias
explore St Hilarion Castle which overlooks the Basilica, Karpaz Village, Apostolos Andreas
Monastery,Wild Donkeys, Golden Beaches
Mediterranean, one of the finest crusader
Day 6 Free Day - Options for Horse Riding, Diving,
castles in the Middle East, and also Bellapais Perfect Beaches Beaches, Day Trips
Abbey, a 12th Century French Gothic Abbey in
Day 7 Tour Ends Lapta - Departure Transfer to
Ercan Airport Included
the Five Finger Mountains.We have lunch
under the Tree of Idleness, and visit Alagadi
What's Included
• 6 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches
Turtle Beach, where loggerhead and green • All Activities and Entrance Fees as per Itinerary
turtles come to nest.A second day trip takes
• Escorted Tour, Local Tour Guide
• Greek Island and Turkey Cruise with Full Board
us to the North Cyprus capital Nicosia, with • Airport Transfers
its old Ottoman houses and hotel
• Karpas Peninsula Tour
• Kyrenia Tour - St Hilarion Castle, Bellapais Abbey,
(Kervansaray), food bazaar and local arts and
Turtle Beach
crafts, with time to try some home-made
• Nicosia Tour
Cypriot food at a traditional restaurant.We
Transport - Accommodation
also include a day trip to the Karpas Peninsula,
• Hotel - 6 Nights
known as the “Pan Handle” in search of the
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• Private Vehicle and on Foot
wild donkeys. Here we explore the beautiful
Start Finish 10 May 09 16 May 09 11 Oct 09 17 Oct 09
Grade
Ercan Ercan
24 May 09 30 May 09 13 Dec 09 19 Dec 09
Easy - suitable for anyone with an average level of
landscape with its golden unspoiled beaches,
2008
07 Jun 09 13 Jun 09 27 Dec 09 02 Jan 10
14 Sep 08 20 Sep 08
fitness and mobility
21 Jun 09 27 Jun 09 2010
home to the turtles in season.Amongst our 28 Sep 08 04 Oct 08
05 Jul 09 11 Jul 09 10 Jan 10 16 Jan 10
19 Oct 08 25 Oct 08
day trips there is free time for you to relax on
19 Jul 09 25 Jul 09 14 Feb 10 20 Feb 10
Maximum Group Size
14 Dec 08 20 Dec 08
02 Aug 09 08 Aug 09 28 Mar 10 03 Apr 10
16
the beach, or choose from the many optional
28 Dec 08 03 Jan 09
16 Aug 09 22 Aug 09 11 Apr 10 17 Apr 10
2009
30 Aug 09 05 Sep 09 16 May 10 22 May 10 Minimum Age
activities including horse riding, diving, and day 11 Jan 09 17 Jan 09
13 Sep 09 19 Sep 09 27 Jun 10 03 Jul 10
5
15 Feb 09 21 Feb 09
trips to explore other parts of Cyprus. Plenty
27 Sep 09 03 Oct 09 11 Jul 10 17 Jul 10
05 Apr 09 11 Apr 09
of fun for all the family!
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Tailor-Made tours are also available see page 79.
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