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More popular than the capital, Limassol city and the Limassol District are popular tourist destinations all year round. A stunning city, Limassol is slowly transforming into a modern ‘skyscraper-aimed’ city, filled with businesses, venues and landmarks keeping also its traditional history and architecture alive. Closely woven with Cyprus’s local culture, history, and nature, are the 3 attractions we’ve selected for you in this month’s article. Tailored for Autumn, our picks are especially visit-worthy during this period.

If you are a traveler that likes to explore a country’s nature and history, you will find these activities very interesting. During fall the weather in Chania is great for nature adventures and explorations.  Let’s find out four of the best outdoor activities you can do during Autumn.

The name “bougatsa”, comes from the Ottoman word “pogatsa” (a different word in Latin for “foccacia” meaning, sweet pie) and was used to describe a “salty or sweet pie filling, wrapped very well and tightly in the dough”. Traditionally, is served as a sweet breakfast treat but it also makes a great snack or dessert.

The fall and winter not only entice a change of weather, but the pitter-patter of rainwater refills lakes on the island. The end of summer also means new adventures amidst a welcome change of temperature and scenic beauty. Let’s take you on an inspiring journey, walking you through 4 dreamy lakes you should visit this season.

From the most popular ones to hidden gems, museums in Rhodes all hold something special and worth seeing.  

Want to spend a spectacular family vacation surrounded by crystal blue waters? Then Cyprus is the perfect destination…tucked into the far eastern corner of the Mediterranean, this island has it all, especially if you are planning to stay in Protaras and the Paphos region.

“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.