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Curium & Omodos tour
Curium & Omodos tour
Curium archeological sight
Omodos village
Omodos overview
Omodos shops
Archaeological & Rural tours
Ancient Curium & Omodos
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Tour Type: Archaeological & Rural
  • Language: English (more languages upon request)
  • Price: €35
Highlights
  • Ancient Kourion Theatre
  • Omodos Village

Explore Cyprus’s rich heritage with a tour to the Ancient Kourion Theatre and Omodos Village to explore a blend of ancient history and Cypriot culture. Begin with a visit to the Ancient Kourion Theatre, an extraordinary Greco-Roman amphitheatre perched high above the coast, where breathtaking views meet ancient history. Then, journey to the charming Omodos Village nestled in the Troodos Mountains. A perfect day blending history, culture, and scenic beauty awaits!

Trip Itinerary
Start: 9:00 AM
  • 1. Ancient Curium (Kourion) | Time: 9:30AM - 10:30AM
    • Description: Begin your tour at Ancient Curium, a significant Greco-Roman site with ruins overlooking the sea. Your guide will walk you through the amphitheatre, which offers stunning views of the coastline, and the House of Eustolios, where well-preserved mosaics reveal ancient artistry. Learn about Curium's historical significance and role in ancient Cyprus.
  • 2. Omodos Village | Time: 11:10AM - 12:10PM
    • Description: Drive to Omodos, a picturesque mountain village famous for its wine, cobblestone streets, and traditional Cypriot charm. Walk through the quaint village square and visit the Monastery of the Holy Cross, a historic landmark. Explore local artisan shops featuring handmade lace and local wines, and enjoy a sample of the region’s famous Commandaria wine. If time permits, you can stop for a quick coffee or snack at a traditional cafe.
End: 13:00 PM
Trip includes
  • Roundtrip transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
  • Entry ticket to all museums
  • Knowledgeable guide providing commentary throughout the journey
Additional Tips
  • Dress Code: Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dress respectfully for religious sites, covering shoulders and knees; lightweight scarves or shawls can be useful for extra coverage if needed.
  • What to Bring: Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, and bring a hat, sunscreen, a water bottle, and a camera. The mountain areas can be cooler, so consider bringing a light jacket.
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