When it comes to traditional Greek sweets, few treats are as pure, wholesome, and satisfying as pasteli. Made from just two ingredients—sesame seeds and honey—pasteli has been enjoyed for thousands of years and continues to hold a special place in local food culture.
Cyprus is often celebrated for its sun and sea, but when the season begins to turn, its mountains and forests transform into a quiet, colorful wonderland. Autumn brings cooler air, golden leaves, and a sense of calm that’s perfect for slow travel, photography, and nature walks.
Here are five stunning places to experience the real colours of autumn in Cyprus:
Mykonos is often known for its cosmopolitan vibe, golden beaches, and lively nightlife—but it also holds a quieter, cultural side worth exploring. Whether you’re a history lover, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about island life in earlier centuries, these four museums in Mykonos offer a unique look into its rich heritage.
When the air cools and autumn begins to settle across Cyprus, there’s one dish that locals instinctively turn to: Trahanas soup. Warming, slightly tangy, and deeply nostalgic, it’s a classic comfort food found in kitchens across the island.
If you’re visiting Cyprus during the cooler months—or simply curious about traditional recipes—trahanas is a dish you don’t want to miss.
Louis Hotels is excited to announce the opening of the five-star Imperial Island Resort, nestled along the scenic shores of Paphos. Launching in May 2026, this family friendly hotel emerges following an extensive metamorphosis of the popular four-star plus Louis Imperial Beach Hotel, to become a Premium All Inclusive, Family Resort.
Cyprus in October is more than golden beaches and magical sunsets—it’s a season of village feasts, harvest traditions, and cultural celebration. Across the island, small communities open their doors to visitors, offering a warm invitation to taste, see, and experience life the Cypriot way.
Here are 10 traditional festivals that bring local culture to life this autumn.
When summer’s peak fades and the island’s pace softens, Rhodes reveals its more peaceful side. From late September through November, the island offers milder weather, golden landscapes, and space to explore at your own rhythm—without the summer crowds.
Whether you are here for history, nature, or simply a slower pace by the sea, autumn in Rhodes is full of pleasant surprises.