Golf in Cyprus – 7N/8D

Four Golf Courses situated in peaceful surroundings with spectacular views. Paphos is a must destination on the golfing map, a place where you can play the game all year round.

Day: 1 Arrival - Welcome Dinner

Guests will arrive at Larnaca or Paphos International airport. Upon arrival driver of the transfer will welcome and greet the guests. Remaining of the afternoon will be offered at leisure to decompress and enjoy the hotel’s facilities and spa. Dinner will be offered at a local traditional restaurant to the Limassol Old Port, allowing guests to experience the variety of delicacies Cyprus cuisine has to offer. Overnight at the chosen hotel.

Day 2: Golf at Minthis

Our guests will meet our Drakos uniformed driver at the hotel’s lobby for a golf session at Minthis. The course enjoys a historical location, situated in the grounds of a twelfth century monastery, from which the resort took its name. Its tranquil setting and mesmerising mountain views provide the perfect backdrop for a challenging game with its fairways swathing through mature trees and water features. Lunch will be served for the guests at the Clubhouse in Minthis. Our guests will then meet with our Drakos driver for their return to the hotel.

Day 3: Golf at Elea Estate

Our guests will meet our Drakos driver at the hotel’s lobby for a golf session at Elea. Situated at the heart of the prestigious Elea Estate in Cyprus, Elea Estate Golf club offers a world-class golf in a stunning setting. The challenging Par 71 course, designed by the legendary Sir Nick Faldo, incorporates numerous natural features and boasts stunning views of the Mediterranean. Lunch will be served at the Clubhouse. Our guests will then meet with our Drakos driver for their return to the hotel. Dinner at the hotel.

Day 4: Excursion: Kourion - Kolossi - Omodos

Our expedition today will start from the the ancient Kingdom of Kourion. We will then continue to medieval Caste of Kolossi. It is a fine example of military architecture originally constructed in the 13th century during the crusades.  After the Siege of Acre in 1291, it served as the Grand Commanderie of the Knights of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; and thus gave its name to the world famous Commandaria wine, which is still produced in the area. Our excursion takes us to Omodos. The village is also renowned for its Monastery of the Holy Cross standing by the stone-paved square. A traditional wine press known as Linos is preserved, where we will stop and sample the local wines and liqueurs. Visitors can stroll around the village’s winding streets and mingle with the locals, walk around for some shopping. Overnight at the chosen hotel..