Nine Cyprus Christmas villages open on 21 November: where they are and what is known about schedules
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced the list. So far two villages, Kalopanagiotis and Statos-Agios Fotios, have published their schedules.
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced the list. So far two villages, Kalopanagiotis and Statos-Agios Fotios, have published their schedules.
Rain that starts over the Karpas peninsula is forecast to move towards the mountain ranges through the day, with highs of 25C inland and on the coasts.
A wet front arriving from the west is expected to bring significant rainfall and thunderstorms to the island from Wednesday afternoon through Friday, starting in Paphos.
Cyprus can expect mostly clear weather through Saturday, with temperatures near seasonal norms. Unsettled conditions may arrive on Sunday and Monday afternoons.
A low pressure system is set to keep conditions unsettled across the island for three days, with heavy rain, hail and strong gusts forecast in several areas.
Low pressure will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms across the island every day through Thursday, with temperatures gradually falling to slightly below average.
Cyprus starts the week sunny, but clouds will build after midday bringing rain and thunderstorms, mainly over the mountains and inland.
Saturday starts mostly clear across Cyprus, but isolated rain and storms may develop inland and in the mountains during the afternoon, with temperatures reaching 33C inland.
The deputy ministry of tourism has announced nine Christmas villages running from November 21 to January 6, 2027, offering decorations, local products and crafts.
From September 23 to 26, villages across the Troodos mountains will host the Mountain Games Cyprus 2026, a free four-day programme of sport, food, culture and wellbeing.