Sea Caves
Layered limestone cliffs on the coast north of Peyia, cut into arches and caverns by the sea. The first stop out of Paphos and the first photo of the day.
Akamas & Blue LagoonAnswer what you can — skip anything you're not sure of.
Three full-day safaris. Pick one, or message us and we'll help you choose.



Same team, same WhatsApp number — two more ways to see the coast.
The stops that make up our three routes.

Layered limestone cliffs on the coast north of Peyia, cut into arches and caverns by the sea. The first stop out of Paphos and the first photo of the day.
Akamas & Blue Lagoon
A limestone canyon with walls narrowing to a few metres apart and rising thirty above your head. A short walk in on foot — trainers, not flip-flops.
Akamas
A protected turtle-nesting beach at the far end of the Akamas, reachable only on a dirt track. No road, no development, no crowds.
Akamas & Blue Lagoon
The grotto and freshwater pool where the myth says the goddess bathed, above Chrysochou Bay. Shaded, green and a change of scene from the coast road.
Akamas & Blue Lagoon
The clearest water in Cyprus, in a sheltered bay on the Akamas coast. The Blue Lagoon safari reaches it by boat with time to swim; the Akamas safari stops there for a swim in the warm months.
Blue Lagoon & Akamas
Freshwater falls in the pine forest below Mount Olympus, on the mountain route. Cooler air, and a long way from the coast in every sense.
Troodos
No splitting up, no per-person penalty for a big group. A private jeep is yours alone, up to 10 people, same price whether it's 2 of you or 10.
Akamas €500 · Troodos €550 · Jeep & Blue Lagoon €650
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We confirm availability, then you pay a small reservation fee to lock it in.
Free from your hotel. Pay the rest in cash on the day.
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25 years running jeep safaris from Paphos
We're the booking side of it. Every safari is run by a long-established local operator with its own independently verified reputation.
No. Every jeep safari is fully guided and driven by our operator's own licensed, insured driver. Nobody in your group needs a licence.
You reserve your spot with a small online payment — €20 per adult, €15 per child, or €150 flat on a private jeep. That's the whole amount you pay us. The rest of the tour price is paid in cash to the driver on the day. Cancel more than 24 hours out and the reservation fee is refunded in full.
Yes, free hotel pickup from all main Paphos-area hotel receptions, including Coral Bay. If you're staying somewhere less central, we'll agree a nearby meeting point when you book.
Yes — the Jeep & Blue Lagoon safari includes a boat trip out to the Blue Lagoon itself, with time to swim. The Akamas safari also stops there for a swim in the summer months.
There's a lunch stop on every tour, but lunch itself is optional and paid separately — €15 per adult, €10 per child, in cash to the driver. It includes red and white wine, water and juice.
Yes. Children aged 2–11 travel as passengers at the child rate, and under-2s ride free on a parent's lap. Booster and child seats are available for €5 extra.
Akamas and Jeep & Blue Lagoon run Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Troodos runs Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Other days are sometimes possible on request.
Every jeep safari is a full day — around 8 hours from pickup. Hotel pickups run between roughly 07:45 and 09:15 depending on your area, and you get your exact time when you book. Plan on being out for the whole day.
No. All jeep safaris are full-day tours with a morning pickup, so there is no afternoon start, evening or sunset option. If you only have part of a day free, message us and we’ll tell you honestly whether anything fits.
As early as you can. Each tour runs on set days and seats on a popular date do fill up, so the date you want isn’t always free at short notice. Same-day and next-day places are sometimes possible — message us and we’ll check what’s actually open.
Wear trainers or walking shoes rather than flip-flops — some stops are rough underfoot. Bring water, a camera, and swimwear for the Akamas and Jeep & Blue Lagoon tours, and for Troodos in summer. Lunch is paid in cash on the day, so bring cash if you want it.
Yes. Our operator runs nine jeeps, and one jeep takes up to 10 when you’re all travelling as a group — so a party of 20 is exactly two jeeps, out together on the same tour. Seats are checked by hand rather than booked instantly, so send us your date and headcount and we’ll come back with what’s actually free. Private jeeps are priced per vehicle, so two jeeps means two private prices.
Tell us when you book and we’ll check with the restaurant before your tour. Lunch is optional either way — €15 per adult, €10 per child, cash to the driver on the day — so you can skip it and bring your own food instead.
A Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series safari jeep. The jeeps are closed and fully air conditioned, not open-top — Cyprus summer heat would make an open vehicle hard work over a full day. Seating is bench-style, five down each side and one in front beside the driver, so everyone gets a window seat and a view. Each jeep is licensed for 11 passengers and takes up to 10 when one group books it privately.