Lysos Travel Package

Packages in Lysos

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Lysos Vacation Packages

To the south of Lysos, just 16 miles away, you'll find the city of Paphos.

Stretch out those tired legs and go for a relaxing stroll by the water. Alykes Beach, 18 miles to the south, and Ladies Mile Beach, 40 miles to the southeast, are both great options.

If you want to take a walk on the wild side of life, visit at least one of the Lysos region's natural attractions. Mount Olympus is located 20 miles from Lysos, while Aphrodite's Rock lies 25 miles away.

Make sure you stop in at Adonis Baths Water Falls, a recommended local attraction.

Baths of Aphrodite and Aphrodite Nature Trail are some wonderful sights in Polis, a locality 6 miles away. Giolou, another worthwhile place, boasts Tsada Golf Club and Saint Neophytos Monastery. This destination is 6 miles away.

About 18 miles to the east of Lysos is Pedhoulas, a regional hub where you'll find Panagia Podithou Church, Church of Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis and Millomeris Waterfalls. Kykkos Monastery and Caledonia Falls are also safe bets for hours of fun.

Swimming and scuba diving are two of the fun and vibrant reasons to hit the water in Cyprus.

To learn about the culture of Cyprus, make a beeline for the region's art museums.

If you get some good weather, why not take the opportunity to discover the region's open-air museums?

Your imagination will soar when you visit the historic sites featured in this region. Don't head off before seeing some of its ruins, old towns and archeological sites.

Travel to the region's churches and monasteries for a moment of quiet contemplation.

The food here has its own unique flavors, so be sure to delve into the area's menus.

It's possible you haven't paid much attention to the virtues of fish and fresh vegetables before, but you will no doubt be an expert on these prized ingredients by the end of the trip!

Be sure to try out some local dishes, such as yemista (stuffed peppers) and kleftiko (goat or lamb baked in foil).

Sample some pastish (cookie) after you have finished your meal. This divine dessert is perfect for sweet tooths.

Whatever the time of day, you can always have a non-alcoholic triantafyllo (cordial made from Damascus rose),

Getting your head around the local language is an effective way to break down cultural walls, so take the time to memorize some useful Greek words and phrases before you leave. Hárika is how you say pleased to meet you. There's also Kaló apóyevma, which is used to say good afternoon.

Experience the spirit of national pride on the 1st of October for Independence Day.

As your time here draws to a close, spend any leftover euros on last-minute keepsakes and say a heartfelt "Yiá sou" to this place and the people who call it home.

If you're wondering exactly where you would find the nearest airport, it's roughly 20 miles away.

Accommodation in Lysos

Short and long stay accommodation options in Lysos can be a bit limited. Before you leave, view the current range on Expedia's Lysos lodging page.

The following Lysos lodgings are worth checking out, the Villa Eleni and Ayii Anargyri Natural Healing Spa Resort