Cyprus 365
Cyprus 365
From mountain vineyards to olive groves and coastal gardens, experience the freshest, most seasonal side of Cypriot cuisine.
Cyprus has a Mediterranean climate and a long farming tradition. Mountain vineyards, olive and carob groves, citrus orchards, and small fishing harbours together supply a wide range of fresh ingredients. The farm-to-table movement is growing as cooks and growers collaborate to showcase local produce at its best.
300+ sunny days
Fresh local seafood
Village vegetable gardens
Olive & carob groves
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The island PDO cheese, grilled until golden and squeaky and served with almost everything
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Sea bream, red mullet, and the day catch from small harbours, grilled simply with lemon and olive oil
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Pressed from groves across the island and at the heart of nearly every Cypriot dish
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Indigenous Xynisteri and Mavro grown in the Troodos wine villages for local wine and Commandaria
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Lemons, oranges, and carob, long-standing crops of the Cypriot countryside
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Oregano, mint, coriander, and bay used fresh across the Cypriot kitchen
Troodos foothills
Visit a family farm in the wine villages that grows vegetables, herbs, and fruit on the southern slopes of Troodos. Tour the gardens, see how halloumi and anari cheese are made, and enjoy a meal built around ingredients picked that same morning.
Akamas / Polis area
A traditional stone farmhouse kitchen set among olive and carob trees that grows its own vegetables, herbs, and fruit. Enjoy classic Cypriot cooking such as kleftiko and koupepia with views over the countryside.
Latchi harbour
A small organic plot near the fishing harbour serving a set menu using only ingredients grown nearby and fish landed locally. Seasonal vegetables, fresh herbs, olive oil, and the day catch are the stars.
Omodos / Krasochoria
Tour a family winery in the Krasochoria wine villages and learn how indigenous Xynisteri and Mavro grapes become local wine and Commandaria. Taste several wines alongside a long meze lunch made from village produce.
Explore cooking classes, food tours, or browse our full collection of Cypriot dishes and restaurants.