Cyprus, an island of striking contrasts, from its roughly 648 km of coastline with sandy beaches and secluded coves, to charming villages with traditional stone architecture and vibrant coastal towns. The island’s terrain ranges from the forested Troodos Mountains, peaking at 1,952 m, to rolling lowlands and dramatic sea cliffs, and is dotted with ancient archaeological sites, Byzantine churches, medieval castles and well-preserved Neolithic settlements.

Cyprus’s Mediterranean climate, strategic location—within a few hours of major European, Middle Eastern and North African cities—and diverse scenery have turned the island into an increasingly popular choice for film and television production, attracting both international and regional projects in recent years.