
Food & drink in Paphos
Afternoon Tour to Agios Neophytos Monastery with Wine Tasting
If you can tear yourself away from the sun-kissed beaches of Paphos for an afternoon, this adults-only tour is just right for you. You'll venture to Ayios Neophytos Monastery for a look around, before heading to the village of Kathikas for a spot of wine tasting. What's more, you'll have both the morning and evening to yourself, arriving back just in time for dinner.First up is a visit to the Ayios Neophytos Monastery. It's here you'll find the Enklistra, a unique chapel carved into the mountainside by the founder of the monastery. Inside, you'll find some of the finest Byzantine frescoes, showcasing the monastery's rich history and cultural significance. Next, we'll take you on a scenic drive to the Sterna Winery in Kathikas. Here, you'll sample some of the local vino with a tasting session as you take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding hillsides and vineyards. And if you're interested in winemaking, there's a small museum on-site to learn more about the history and techniques used by the winery.
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Wine tasting boat cruise from Latchi to Blue Lagoon with BBQ lunch
Book a wine tasting boat cruise from Latchi to the Blue Lagoon and enjoy Cypriot wines, BBQ lunch, and swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Akamas.
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Half-day Paphos Old Town walking tour with local produce tasting
A mix of artisan shops, local tastes and old‑town exploring is in store on this tour to Moutallos, a neighbourhood in Paphos full of restored lanes and small workshops that bring the area's Ottoman-era past to life. You'll be picked up from your hotel to start the day, then it's off to Moutallos Square.Once there, you'll wander over to The Place, a creative workshop space that brings together artisans who work in pottery, mosaics, weaving, woodwork and natural products. You can watch them in action, chat to the makers and sample a few of their locally produced treats like olive oil, herbs, nuts and traditional Cypriot sweets.After that, you'll continue to Ibrahim's Khan, a former Ottoman inn now filled with crafts and culture. At the entrance, there's a cosy bistro serving up homemade pastries and sweet bites, paired with Cypriot, Turkish or Greek coffee. You'll then wrap things up with some free time to wander the old-town market area, the perfect spot to pick up a couple of local favourites like honey or olive‑oil soaps before heading back.
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Paphos Hills wine tour with historic monastery visit
Discover Cyprus with wine tastings, olive oil farm visit, optional traditional lunch and historic monastery exploration.
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Tour of Cypriot mountain villages with food and wine-tasting
You're in for an authentic taste of Cyprus on this adults-only tour through the Troodos Mountains, where food is a cornerstone of the local culture. You'll eat your way from village to village – visiting Laneia, Agros and another mountain village to taste its wines. Few outsiders make it to these foothill villages, where ancient cultural traditions are an integral part of everyday life. Heading out of Paphos, the journey begins in Laneia with a short, guided tour of the village where you'll see the warm Cypriot greeting of kopiaste – ‘come join us' – in action all around the flower-scented, photogenic, cobbled streets. Next, it's on to Agros to taste its famous homemade spoon sweets, made from fruit preserved in syrup. You'll drive north to the largest of these mountain villages, Pelendri, where you'll tuck into a typical Cypriot lunch in a traditional taverna, before finishing the day at a nearby winery. Here, in the heart of the Troodos Mountains, you'll learn about the art of wine-making and sip your way through a tasting session.
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Troodos mountain villages food and wine tour
Learn about the Cypriot cuisine, taste some traditional dishes and explore the mountain villages.
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Argonaftis Cyprus Traditional Experience
A chance to explore the rustic side of Cyprus. On this family-friendly tour, you'll discover the remote Xeros valley on the back of a donkey. Pass through picturesque orange groves and quaint villages as you and your trusted donkey amble to the historic Sinti Monastery. You'll also taste local specialities and enjoy a performance of traditional music and dancing.Your laid-back adventure kicks off at Argonaftis donkey farm in Kelokedara. Here, you'll experience Cypriot hospitality at its best. Savour local favourites, including halloumi cheese and – if you're brave enough – zivania fire-water.After instruction, you'll hop on to your donkey and head slowly – or ‘siga, siga' as the locals say – up the Xeros valley to the 16th century Sinti Monastery. The complex fell into disrepair and abandonment but is back to its original best after an award-winning restoration. Then, back at the farm, you'll round off the experience with a barbecue meal, washed down with wine. There'll be traditional music and dancing, too.
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Evening drink at Aphrodite's Rock and Cypriot folk dinner
Tasty meze, music and dancing – this trip has all the ingredients for a right old Cypriot night. And if that wasn't enough, it all comes after a drink overlooking Aphrodite's Rock – birthplace of the mythical goddess of love. Alexia, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘At the taverna, you'll get together with the locals and feel their culture and dance. Nothing is better than the 100% authentic cuisine cooked by the women of the village, just like they cook at home.' Join us for a knees-up to remember in one of the area's most popular tavernas.We'll kick off with a short drive towards Petra tou Romiou – as Aphrodite's Rock is known locally. Clink glasses at this mythical sea stack and enjoy the evening light while sipping on a sparkling wine. ‘A celebration in honour of the goddess,' as Alexia says. You'll then head to the village of Kouklia, a short drive inland from the coast, for a Cypriot dinner with a difference.A first sight, it's a typical family-run taverna. You'll get to savour just about every Cypriot dish you could possibly wish for. The emphasis is on pure ingredients and traditional meze – cooked the way they've been for generations – washed down with local wines. But on summer evenings, the family takes over the street, hosting feasts of folkloric music and dancing. Let your hair down and join the locals with some boogying and shaking on the outdoor terrace. As nights out go, it's a showstopper.
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