Saturday 5th of June: Conference Excursion -- See Mountains and Artworks

Kolossi Castle In the heart of the richest valley in the south of Cyprus, western the environs of the city of Limassol, comes up one of the most important forts of the Medieval Cyprus,is the famous Kolossi Castle. This fertile valley to the mouth of the river Kouris was often mentioned by the sightseers of the Middle Ages because of its immense sugar-cane, olive, cotton, locust-tree and cereal plantations as well as its vineyards; it constituted one of the most important feuds of the noble Franks during their dominating Cyprus.
Kourion An important ancient city-kingdom, Kourion is one of the most fantastic and breathtaking archaeological sites. The ruins of Kourion, near the modern town of Episkopi, is located on one of the most fertile spots in the island, with extensive ruins and including well-preserved mosaics. Also of interest are the public baths, the Nymphaeum, the necropolis, the Fountain House, House of Gladiators and House of Achilles. The most spectacular site at Kourion is the Greco-Roman theatre, or forum (pictured), that has been completely restored.
Kakopetria (Lunch) On the lower slopes of Cyprus's Mount Olympus and between the two streams of the River Klarios, lies the beautifully cool and green village of Kakopetria. Huge plan trees line the streets and squares the banks of the rivers are covered with trees also
Ayios Nikolaos Church This church is listed under Unesco protection close to Kakopetria. Known as St Nicholas of the Roof in English, this tall, barnlike church, founded in the 11th century, was named for its large, heavy roof. The art of icon and fresco painting flourished here in the Middle Ages