About Us

Written By Unknown on Saturday, 9 November 2013 | 18:50

Welcome,

Cyprus can feel like one big tourist attraction, and to many people it probably is. Still, this is a whole country we’re talking about – one in which real people live and work every day. And thinking of an entire country as a tourist attraction is a bit misguided, not to mention incredibly overwhelming. So in this blog I’m going to focus on some of the most popular Cyprus tourist attractions and history.

My name is Paraskevas Michailidis but most of the people call me Paris. I work for Discover Cyprus Tours and you normally find me exploring the back streets of Cyprus by foot or by a car.

I decided to write this blog in memory of my brother Panikos Michailidis who lost the battle with lung cancer on the 7th of November 2013 age 45.

My brother was a teacher of Greek history and everybody that knew him they could easily say how passionate about History he was.

I am hoping i can carry his vision of teaching people with great passion the stories and myths of Cyprus through this blog and the same time provide you information which will help you have an enjoyable time in Cyprus, whether you are a newcomer or return visitor.

Panikos (left) & Paris

Cyprus is a Mediterranean idyll that many find inspiring, thanks to its vibrant colours and fascinating archaeological sites.It offers unending layers of insights into earlier civilisations, and so rich is the cultural heritage that you may even encounter ancient coins and artefacts as you explore the island.In addition to this historical beauty, Cyprus is blessed with 340 days of sunshine a year, and is well known for its excellent food and wine.

"The good news is that the Cypriots are grateful for their good fortune, and are quite willing to share it with people visiting Cyprus."

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