The Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a unique blend of nature and adventure. This intertidal zone, stretching across the North Sea coast, is a haven of biodiversity and natural beauty. Traverse its mudflats for a memorable experience, or explore the pristine darkness of a Dark Sky Park. Savour local flavours with fresh seafood and regional delicacies. For wildlife enthusiasts, the 'big five' of the Wadden Sea: seals, grey seals, white-tailed eagles, porpoises and European sturgeon, are a sight to behold. Birdwatchers can revel in a diverse array of species along the Uithuizerwad dyke.

Brno’s second castle soars above the reservoir, surrounded by the suggestive Podkomorské woods. It is a Gothic royal castle which was also used as a hunting lodge, hosting today many cultural and social events.

Nicosia, also known as Lefkosia, the island’s capital, combines both old and new in a busy modern commercial and business centre and a centuries-old culture. The centre of the city comprehends its old quarter surrounded by a Venetian sandstone fortress wall with a moat and heart-shaped bastions. Mosques and palm trees give an oriental atmosphere to the old city. Wander along narrow streets with overhanging balconies and beautifully restored pedestrian precincts with craft shops, cafes and taverns. Make sure you stop off at St John’s Cathedral with its frescoes and the marvellous museum of Byzantine icons. In the evening catch a concert or an exhibition at the Famagusta Gate, one of the three original entrances into the old city, which has now been restored and it is used as a cultural centre. The new town spreads beyond the walls with a modern European-like centre of high-rise buildings, office blocks, shops and cafes, expanding into suburban residential areas. Lefkosia offers the best in shopping with Stasikratous Street as the destination for an ultimate shopping experience. Of the city’s main sights, Cyprus Museum houses the best collection of archaeological artefacts on the island, including a first century AD Roman statuette of Aphrodite of Soli and the original mosaic of Leda and the Swan, while the Leventis Museum depicts the history of the town.

Fasouri Watermania, the largest water park in Cyprus, offers a refreshing escape from the hot summer days on the island. With a wide array of water activities for all ages, the park features dozens of thrilling slides, a lazy river, and the country's biggest wave pool. In addition to water attractions, visitors can indulge in a massage, enjoy a fish spa treatment, or get a temporary tattoo as a souvenir of their visit. The park is renowned for its cleanliness, family-friendly atmosphere, and welcoming staff. Multiple restaurants and snack bars offer a variety of dining options, while life jackets can be rented for added safety. Open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, Fasouri Watermania is a must-visit destination for a fun-filled day of water adventures and unforgettable memories.