Cyprus is a festival paradise, with an exciting lineup almost every weekend! From a captivating Rose Festival to a spirited Beer Festival, an enticing Artichoke Festival, and a delectable Fish Festival, Cyprus offers a kaleidoscope of experiences.
What makes these festivals even more captivating is that each unfolds in a unique location. More often than not, the festival is organized by a small village famous for a specific craft - growing mandarins, tulips, fishing, making goods from roses - and the festival is dedicated to this craft or production.
Summertime in Cyprus brings a cornucopia of fresh fruits, berries, and vegetables, and the festivals offer an opportunity to savor the abundance. Indulge in the juiciest berries and fruits, relish homemade jams, delightful liqueurs, and mouthwatering cakes that showcase the region's culinary prowess.
Enjoy the list of annual festivals in Cyprus
On these days banks and government offices can be closed, and some museums and shops keep short hours. Four of the holidays depend on Orthodox Easter, which falls on 2 May 2027.
January
New Year's Day
Epiphany (Theophania): blessing of the waters, seafronts of Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos
Sunday 2 May 2027. Good Friday is 30 April, Easter Monday 3 May.
Monday 15 March 2027. It marks the start of Lent and is a public holiday.
From 4 to 14 March 2027, ending the day before Green Monday.
Monday 21 June 2027. Seaside towns, Larnaca above all, hold celebrations around this date.
May, August, September and October have the most events. February and March bring the blossom festivals and the carnival.
Yes. Write to sales@oltatravel-cyprus.com with your dates and group size, and we will suggest events that match.
Plan a group trip around a Cyprus festival
We are a DMC based in Limassol. We know the village organisers and check festival dates for each group. Send us your dates and we will build the programme.