Today our land tour took us from the port of Limassol, Cyprus, through cypress lined boulevards and groves of citrus trees to Pafos and the Mosaics of Dionysus, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This 3rd largest island in the Mediterranean Sea only has 850,000 inhabitants – 80% Greek Cypriots and 12% Turks and has seen empires wax and wane from Stone Age to Greek, Egyptian, Roman, Ottoman and British.
The House of Dionysus was a vast archeological site with beautiful mosaics being uncovered by students from Warsaw, Poland.
Another member of the tour took photos for me at the Tombs of the Kings – a large underground necropolis from the 3rd century B.C. before we passed through some carob plantations on our way back to the ship.
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