Spring in Cyprus is the best season for road trips and explorations, as the temperatures are neither too cold nor too hot. Wildflowers take over the hills, and the island slows down just enough to feel intimate. If you’re staying in Protaras, you don’t need to go far to experience more. A few short drives can open up new corners of the island—each with its own character and pace.
Melitzanosalata is one of those dishes that shows how simple ingredients can deliver a big flavor. It’s a smoky eggplant dip across Greece during the summer—served chilled, scooped up with warm bread, and always made fresh.
In Cyprus, late spring and early summer aren’t just about beach weather—they’re packed with local festivals that bring villages and cities to life. From food and flowers to music and street art, these events offer a real taste of the island’s culture. Here are some standout festivals in May and June you’ll want to catch:
Labropites are cheese pies traditionally made by households in many Greek islands, such as Zakynthos and Kos, for Easter. They come in various versions, some savory and others sweet. These fragrant, soft, individual cheese pies are rich in fresh butter, cheese, and cinnamon aromas. Traditionally, they are made open on top, resembling a tart.
Rhodes is famous for its medieval Old Town and beautiful beaches, but beyond the usual attractions, the island offers exciting alternative activities for adventure seekers. Whether on land or sea, here are four unforgettable experiences to try.
Experience the essence of Greek Easter at Louis Hotels in Protaras, Paphos, and Limassol, where tradition meets luxury. Indulge in delightful Easter menus, and special family-friendly benefits, including free stays for children and free room upgrade with sea views. Cyprus is a huge Easter fan and the more decorations they put up the merrier family and friends feel on Easter Sunday lunch! Therefore, there isn’t a house that doesn’t overflow with Easter bunnies, Easter baskets, and Easter eggs!
Easter in Corfu is, without a doubt, the most spectacular celebration in Greece, blending religious traditions with unique local customs. The island comes alive with music, processions, and a famous tradition you won’t find anywhere else. Let’s find out more.