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Lying on the northwestern tip of Cyprus, Polis Chrysochous is possibly one of the most stunning places on the entire island. Unlike the ‘major tourist areas of Cyprus, Polis flourishes with tranquility and local charm unique to the region. The beaches also have a certain magic to them, boasting golden sands unlike their counterparts in some other regions of the island. Let’s dive into the 4 top places worth exploring during your stay at Polis Chrysochous.

“Keep Our Sand and Sea Plastic Free” is an initiative of TUI Care Foundation in partnership with the Travel Foundation and the Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Initiative (CSTI). This initiative is bringing together tourists, tourism businesses and residents across the island to cut consumption of single-use plastic so that less of it enters the waste stream.

Our 5 star hotel in Crete, Asterion Suites & Spa is organizing a Cretan gastronomy and body & soul week for its guests in October.

“Keep Our Sand and Sea Plastic Free” is an initiative of TUI Care Foundation in partnership with the Travel Foundation and the Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Initiative (CSTI). This initiative is bringing together tourists, tourism businesses and residents across the island to cut consumption of single-use plastic so that less of it enters the waste stream.

“Keep Our Sand and Sea Plastic Free” is an initiative of TUI Care Foundation in partnership with the Travel Foundation and the Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Initiative (CSTI). This initiative is bringing together tourists, tourism businesses and residents across the island to cut consumption of single-use plastic so that less of it enters the waste stream.

When thinking about your trip to Crete you probably imagine the crystal-clear waters, Blue Flag beaches and fauna, and flora as stunning as can be. But Crete also has a long religious history, and the impressive monasteries scattered all around the island, prove it.

Let’s jump right into our list of Monasteries worth visiting during your stay in Chania, Crete.

One of the many natural gems scattered across the Mediterranean, the Butterfly Valley in Rhodes lies on the western side of the island. Nestled in a picturesque patch of mountain greenery and rock formations, the Valley is approximately 20 minutes away from (by walk) the nearest village of Theologos. Home to millions of butterflies, which arrive at the end of their metamorphosis journey – living as both caterpillar and butterfly. Their life begins sometime in the rainy season, as the larva of butterflies hatches from their eggs, eventually becoming their dashingly colorful counterparts at the end of May. Interestingly enough the valley is their end destination as they seek brook-like wet paths and areas which even change into tiny lakes and waterfalls.