Flights from Diu to Cyprus

Diu is a vibrant city which falls in the territory of Daman and Diu in India. Even though being a part of Gujarat, it is considered not much a part of the state. The city is a worldwide reckoned as a tourist destination. Having a Portuguese history, the city still is imprinted with a strong Portuguese touch. This can be felt in its each element, be its archaeological structures or culture. The land has some ancient temples, old forts, half demolished churches, and giant museums which still carry the touch of the historic Portuguese stay. The city of Diu was in the period of 14th to 16th century a seaport and naval base and a strong Portuguese enclave. The giant sea waves, the seamless beaches and the dense woods lining at farthest along the coastal lines offer a perfect romantic getaway for visitors who visit this land for honeymoon purpose. Few major tourist attractions of Diu are Gangeshwar Temple, Ghoghla Beach, Nagoa Beach, Panikotha, Hoka Tree, Diu Fort and Church of St. Francis of Assisi. Diu is a vibrant city with inhabitants belonging to different castes and religiuons. The land oozes with a lot of sightseeing places that include Bunder Chowk, INS Kukri, Panikota, St. Paul’s Church and many more. There are a lot of festivals celebrated on this land in which visitors participate with pride and joy. Few famous festivals are Makarshankranti, Holi, Janmashtami, Rakshanbandhan, Diwali, Id, Christmas and New Year. The night life here is full of joy, enthusiasm and a bohemian zeal.

The legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, Cyprus is every inch the Mediterranean- a tapestry of sublime beaches, ancient wonders, dramatic landscapes, terracotta pottery and the obligatory party resorts! Nissi & Makronissos are the perfect white sand beaches with clear waters and popular partying spot in Ayia Napa. Head to Episkopi for kite surfing, scuba diving and windsurf boarding. Or the family friendly Protaras, famous for outdoor seafood restaurants, beaches and views. Rent a boat to spot lagoons at Blue Lagoon in Akamas. Hire a car for day trips to Paphos (stunning coastlines), hike to the Troodos Mountains (picturesque villages with local attractions). Explore the Caledonia Falls in Platres, swim in the green water at Adonis Baths near Paphos. Hop on a jeep safari, pass through beautiful vineyards, forests and mountain villages. Wander the outdoor market of Omodos, one of the oldest monasteries in Cyprus. While strolling the cities, you can spot the preserved ancient burial site of The Tombs of the Kings, World Heritage Site Kato Paphos Archaeological Park, to the medieval ruins of Saint Hilarion Castle. Or the charming cobblestone street villages of Pano Lefkara, Lofou and Kato-Drys, where ladies practice traditional skills like weaving and lacework. Tantalize your taste buds with the local cuisine heavily influenced by Turkish, Greek and Middle Eastern food cultures; Hummus, Kebabs, Afelia (pork cooked in red wine), Sheftalia (Cypriot sausages), Souvlaki (chicken, pork or lamb skewers) and sweet treats like Rice Puddings and Baklava. Find the many treasures and delights of this paradisiacal island; you can book your flights with MakeMyTrip India.