15 Secret Santa Gifts Under €20 That Actually Impress (Cyprus Edition)
- Danae M.
- Dec 22, 2025
- 4 min read
Secret Santa is meant to be fun — not a panic mission that ends with yet another “World’s Best Something” mug.
So we did the digging for you.
Here are 15 Secret Santa gifts under €20 from Cyprus — all genuinely cool, locally sourced, and guaranteed to get a
“WAIT… where did you find this?” reaction.
Let’s begin. 🎁🇨🇾
1. Cardera - Sarcastic Cypriot Wishing Cards or Mugs
Because nothing says “Merry Christmas” like a bit of Cypriot sarcasm.
Price: €4–€15
Why it works: It’s funny, aesthetic, and the perfect office gift.
What to get: A wishing card or mug with phrases like “Santa Melomakarona en eshi” or “Paretate me ouloi.”
Where to get: Online, but you can also find them in several markets, keep an eye in their socials
2. Klatses – The Coolest Cypriot Socks
Secret Santa gifts don’t have to be boring. These socks never are.
Price: €7 per pair (suggest: get 2 pairs = €14)
Why it works: Fun, bold, unapologetically Cypriot, and universally wearable.
What to get: Any of our bestseller designs — “Souvla” “Traoullos” or “Kafes Kypriakos.”
Where to get: Mainly online, with super quick shipping within Cyprus
3. Marmade Studio – Mini Cypriot Slang Coaster
Handmade. Cute. A little rude. Perfect.
Price: €10–€18
Why it works: It’s handcrafted, witty, and a guaranteed conversation starter.
What to get: A ceramic coaster with cheeky slang or doodles.
Where to get: Online, and also check their socials for Christmas markets and more updates
4. Local Honey from Kato Drys
A sweet gift that doesn’t feel basic.
Price: €8–€12
Why it works: It’s high-quality, award-winning, and very Cypriot grandma-approved.
What to get: A small jar of wildflower or thyme honey.
Where to get: Kato drys Bee Museum
5. Traditional Siousioukkos Pack
For the healthy friend who loves sugar but pretends not to.
Price: €5–€10
Why it works: It’s unique to Cyprus, naturally sweet, and let’s be honest… It’s delicious
What to get: A small gift box of pure grape must siousioukkos.
Where to get: Kykkos Monastery shop, mountain village kiosks, Christmas markets, and even supermarkets if you decide last-minute to take siousioukkos as a gift.
6. Cute Handmade Ornaments form ALTAR
Cute, showstopping, and another reason for your cat to go up the Christmas tree
Price: €16
Why it works: It feels personal but still works for anyone — colleague, friend, cousin.
What to get: Ornaments from their Christmas Collection
Where to get: Shop Online or at their shop in Limassol
7. Mini Natural Soap Bar from Gaia Olea
Smells good. Looks good. Feels expensive (but isn’t).
Price: €7
Why it works: Handmade with local herbs and perfect for gifting without guessing someone’s size.
What to get: Soap Bars with a variety of blends
Where to get: Online or selected shops
8. Local Artisan Bookmark (Handmade or Pressed Flowers)
For the friend who reads… or likes to pretend they do.
Price: €6–€10
Why it works: It’s original, lightweight, and cute AF.
What to get: A pressed-flower or illustrated bookmark by a Cypriot maker.
Where to get: Local craft markets, Etsy Cyprus creators, or museum gift shops.
9. Made in Cyprus Key rings from Ceratonia
A tiny gift with big personality.
Price: €5–€8
Why it works: It’s cheap, aesthetic, and won’t end up in the drawer
What to get: Keyrings made with pebbles from the Cypriot shores
Where to get: Online
10. Small Traditional Spices Set
For the one who thinks they’re the Gordon Ramsay of souvla.
Price: €5–€12
Why it works: It’s actually useful and every Cypriot kitchen needs cardamom, anise, or cinnamon sticks.
What to get: A mini spice trio from a village herb shop.
Where to get: Omodos, Platres, Lefkara herb stores.
11. Ceramic Handmade Cups By JoCeramic
It’s suitable for both Cypriot coffee and espresso lovers.
Price: €10–€20
Why it works: It’s small, affordable, and an easy crowd-pleaser.
What to get: Handmade ceramic mugs with beautiful colors and textures
Where to get: Online
12. Local Artist Postcard Set
Little artworks that feel special.
Price: €5–€12
Why it works: It supports local artists and works for anyone.
What to get: Illustration or photography postcard packs.
Where to get: Thkio Ppalies, Art Galleries, or local creative markets.
13. Gourmet Carob Honey (Small Bottle)
Carob honey > olive oil. Period.
Price: €6–€10
Why it works: It’s delicious, super Cypriot, and looks fancy in a gift bag.
What to get: A mini bottle from Anogyra producers.
Where to get: Anogyra Carob Museum or village shops.
14. Handmade Candles from Magl.
Cute, cozy, Cypriot-made—works every time.
Price: €18–€20
Why it works: Candles feel luxurious but are still perfectly budget-friendly.
What to get: Candle from the winter collection
Where to get: Online or you can find them in Christmas Markets
15. Cypriot Slang Mini Poster / Print
Wall art, but make it Cypriot and hilarious.
Price: €10–€20
Why it works: It’s bold, funny, and perfect for someone who loves quirky décor or is obsessed with Cypriot slang.
What to get: A small A5 or A4 print with phrases like “Άτε ρε” or “Εν πολλά ωραίο.”
Where to get: Local illustrators at markets, Cardera (occasionally), or Etsy Cyprus creators.
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