Medieval Bridges of Troodos Mountains Private Tour from Ayia Napa Protaras

This tour is available all year round, excluding national holidays.

It runs daily except Sundays.

Pick up time from your hotel will be at 09.00am.

The tour lasts between 6 and 7 hours.

Private tour to 3 medieval bridges in the Troodos Mountains.

Optional Wine Tasting

Mountain scenery and sightseeing

Guiding and information from your driver / guide in either English or German

Transport from your hotel in the Ayia Napa / Protaras / Larnaca areas.

Food (can be bought at various villages in the mountains)

Drinks (can be bought at various villages in the mountains)

Souvenirs

Off the beaten track and away from the bustle of the tourist spots, hidden deep in the Troodos Mountains, remain a network of Medieval stone bridges just waiting to be discovered. Once the connection between remote villages, now they stand over sleepy streams, their weathered stones melding into the landscape.

Walk forest paths amongst fragrant pine trees as we visit three of the most beautifully preserved bridges, full of Venetian craftsmanship. Tzelefos, Elia and Potamiou bridges once were an important part of the camel trails used for transporting copper, wine and other trade goods across the island.

If you would like we can include a visit to a family run mountain winery for a private tasting session where you can learn a little more about Cypriot Wines.

This tour lasts around 6-7 hours and your own private guide will show you the delights of this beautiful area.

This is a private tour for up to 4 people. Pick up time is 09.00am from hotels in the Ayia Napa, Protaras and Larnaca areas.

Book this tour with a deposit and pay the rest to the guide on the day of the trip.

Please book at least 7 days in advance. This tour does sell out at busy time so please give alternative dates if you have them.

We will always try to accommodate last minute bookings but we ask for a second choice of date/time in case your first choice is already full.

Knees and shoulders should be covered when entering religious buildings in Cyprus.