Discover the best attractions and experiences Famagusta District has to offer
Explore the layered history of eastern Cyprus, from ancient cities to medieval fortifications in the Famagusta District.
The coastal ruins of an ancient city with theatre, gymnasium, and baths from classical and Hellenistic times.
A medieval fortress-tower offering views over the Venetian walls and harbour.
Impressive Venetian fortifications that surround the old town and its gates.
A Crusader-era fortress perched on a hill at the peninsula's edge, with sweeping views.
Discover local archaeology and cultural heritage through small but meaningful collections in Famagusta.
Exhibits from Salamis and surrounding areas tell the story of ancient Cypriot civilizations.
Cultural venue inside the historic gate hosting exhibitions about the city's past.
Religious sites reflect Cyprus’s layered history, from Byzantine churches to Ottoman mosques.
A monumental former cathedral converted into a mosque, with grand arches and a maritime setting.
A historic monastery and church complex linked to the Apostle Barnabas, near Salamis.
A smaller historic chapel often visited for its quiet precincts.
Natural landscapes and protected areas showcase the peninsula’s rugged beauty.
Coastal cliffs, sea caves, and nature trails in a protected coastal park.
Wilderness on the Karpaz Peninsula with wild beaches, pine forests, and scenic drives.
Vibrant resort towns and town centers that anchor the district’s culture and coastline.
A lively seaside town known for its beaches, nightlife, and medieval-era sights.
Family-friendly resort area with sheltered coves and water activities.
A traditional town near beaches and dales with local tavernas.
Coastal municipality growing around a long seaside stretch and new harbor.
Enjoy outdoor experiences and scenic spots that don’t require an entry fee.
Stroll along the ancient fortifications and enjoy harbour views.
A dramatic coastal sunset spot with sea stacks and views.
Relax on pristine beaches and take a swim at no cost.
Taste traditional Cypriot flavors and fresh Mediterranean produce.
Sample multiple small plates that showcase local meats, seafood, and salads.
Try grilled halloumi and souvlaki at a seaside taverna.
Sip strong coffee served with Turkish delight, a café staple.
Energetic bars and clubs cluster around the coast, especially in Ayia Napa.
A famous strip lined with bars and lively nightlife venues.
Beachfront clubs and sunset parties during peak season.
Relaxed evening venues along the coast with live music.
Water parks and family-friendly entertainment add excitement to the coast.
A large water park with slides, wave pools, and family-friendly fun.
Seasonal performances and entertainers in the town center.
Adventure and water sports are popular along the coast.
Explore underwater caves and rich marine life with local dive operators.
Ideal conditions for windsurfing and gear rentals.
High-adventure flat-water kitesurfing suitable for many levels.
Escape the crowds with scenic drives and lesser-known spots.
A remote coastal route offering birdsong, beaches, and quiet villages.
Look across to the fenced-off Varosha area from designated viewpoints.
Coastal trails with sea views and sea caves off the beaten path.