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Discover Cyprus's landscapes on an 8-hour 4x4 Jeep tour from Paphos, visiting Akamas, Baths of Aphrodite, Turtle Museum, and charming villages with a local guide.
The From Paphos: Akamas 4×4 Tour with Local Guide offers an engaging way to explore Cyprus’s stunning natural scenery and cultural spots. Priced with a flexible “Reserve now & Pay later” option, this 8-hour adventure takes you through the rugged Akamas Peninsula, coastal villages, and iconic mythological sites. The small group size—limited to just 8 participants—ensures a personalized experience, guided by knowledgeable locals who enrich the journey with stories and insights. The tour is perfect for those seeking an off-road adventure combined with cultural highlights, making it suitable for visitors comfortable with moderate walking and outdoor activities.
While lunch is not included, a stop at a traditional tavern allows guests to sample local dishes and wines, adding authentic flavor to the day. The tour departs from multiple pickup points in Yeroskipou, Paphos, Coral Bay, Kissonerga, and Chloraka, and concludes with convenient drop-offs at the starting locations. Expect a well-paced itinerary that balances scenic drives, cultural visits, and free time for photos and relaxation.


One of the first highlights of this tour is the visit to Peyia, a village renowned for its dramatic sea caves and sweeping coastal views. The photo stop here lasts around 20 minutes, giving ample opportunity to capture the rugged beauty of the coastline. The sea caves are a favorite photo spot, and the elevated vantage point offers views over the shimmering waters and rocky formations. This area provides a perfect introduction to the scenic diversity you’ll encounter along the tour.
The guide explains the significance of the landscape, and the proximity to the Peyia Turtle Beach introduces the importance of local conservation efforts. This stop sets the tone for an adventure that combines nature, geology, and local charm.
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A visit to the Turtle Museum offers a chance to learn about local turtle species, including those that hatch at protected Turtle Beach during June and September. The museum provides insights into the efforts to conserve this important species, making it both an educational and inspiring stop. It’s a straightforward visit lasting about 20 minutes, with the guide sharing stories about the turtles’ lives and the preservation activities.
This stop is particularly meaningful for nature enthusiasts and families interested in wildlife conservation. It also highlights the tour’s focus on learning about Cyprus’s biological diversity.

The Akamas Peninsula National Park is the tour’s major highlight, with a guided walk and hiking activity lasting approximately 1.5 hours. Here, the landscape opens into vast, untouched wilderness, characterized by rocky headlands, lush greenery, and sweeping views of the sea. The guide leads guests through this scenic area, pointing out flora and fauna and sharing stories behind the landscape.
This part of the tour offers a refreshing break from the vehicle, allowing guests to stretch their legs and take in the spectacular natural scenery. The terrain is accessible for most, though some walking is involved, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

Following the park exploration, the tour stops in Kato Arodes, a charming village offering scenic views and photo opportunities. The stop lasts about 20 minutes, giving visitors a chance to enjoy the quiet village atmosphere and take pictures of the landscape.
Later, the group visits Latsi, a lively fishing village where approximately 80 minutes are allocated for a lunch stop and free time. This is an ideal spot to sample local dishes and wine at a traditional tavern, although the meal itself is not included in the tour price. The waterfront setting and charming streets make it a great place for strolling and soaking in the local flavor.
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A highlight for many is the visit to the Baths of Aphrodite, famously linked to Greek mythology. According to legend, this is where the goddess of love used to bathe. The site offers a mix of mythological storytelling and natural beauty, with scenic views and a relaxed atmosphere. The guide provides context about the legend and the landscape, making this stop both educational and picturesque.
This visit is brief but memorable, perfect for capturing photos and enjoying the tranquility of the area.
The tour includes a stop in Stroumpi for a 30-minute wine tasting. Here, visitors can sample local wines, gaining insight into the Cypriot wine-making tradition. The tasting is relaxed and provides a chance to enjoy some of the best regional productions, adding a flavorful touch to the day.
This stop is a favorite for wine lovers, and the small-group setting enhances the experience with personalized attention and stories from the host.

The journey is conducted in a 4×4 vehicle, essential for accessing the rugged wilderness areas of the Akamas Peninsula that regular buses or bikes cannot reach. This off-road capability allows for a more immersive exploration of Cyprus’s natural landscape.
The tour features multiple stops—each lasting between 20 and 80 minutes—carefully balanced to keep the pace lively yet relaxing. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included from five convenient locations, making the logistics straightforward. The group size is limited to 8 participants, ensuring a more intimate atmosphere and personalized guidance.

Rated highly for its knowledgeable and friendly guides, the tour benefits from hosts like Andreas, known for sharing stimulating insights and making the day flow quickly. The small group size fosters a friendly environment, perfect for asking questions and enjoying conversation.
Guests appreciate the guides’ ability to explain the significance of the sites while keeping the mood light and engaging throughout the 8-hour journey. This personal touch elevates the overall experience, making it more than just a sightseeing trip.

This tour suits those comfortable with moderate walking and outdoor activities. The comfortable shoes and a towel are recommended for the day, especially considering the outdoor stops. Since lunch is not included, guests should budget for a meal or snacks during the free time in Latsi.
The tour’s focus on nature, culture, and local traditions makes it an ideal choice for travelers wanting an active, authentic day out, away from crowded tourist spots. The flexible cancellation policy also provides peace of mind, allowing cancellations up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This 8-hour journey offers a well-rounded look at Cyprus’s natural beauty and cultural sites. The combination of scenic drives, a guided walk through Akamas, visits to mythological and conservation sites, and a taste of local wine makes for a memorable experience. The small group size and knowledgeable guides stand out as significant strengths.
While lunch is not included, the stops at Latsi and the traditional tavern provide plenty of opportunities to enjoy local flavors. The tour is best suited for adventurous travelers who appreciate off-road exploration and want to see the best of Cyprus’s wilderness and villages with an expert guide.
This tour balances adventure, culture, and scenic beauty successfully, making it a worthwhile choice for those seeking an active day out in Paphos.
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Is lunch included in the tour?
No, lunch is not included. Guests can enjoy a meal at the stop in Latsi, where a traditional tavern serves local dishes and wine (not part of the tour fee).
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 8 hours, with multiple stops and activities scheduled throughout the day.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes and a towel are recommended for outdoor stops and walking activities.
Are there any age or physical activity restrictions?
Moderate walking is involved, so it’s suitable for most physically capable visitors. The terrain in Akamas may require some light hiking and outdoor activity.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility for changing plans.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English and Greek, ensuring clear communication and storytelling throughout the day.