Konnos Bay
A sheltered cove between two cliffs on the edge of Cape Greco park — glass water, pines to the sand.
Spectacular coastal scenery with turquoise waters, sea caves, and stunning sunrise or sunset views.
The Cape Greco National Forest Park trail offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coastline and is ideal for photographers seeking dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-clear blue waters.
The path winds along rugged coastal cliffs, passing the famous sea caves where locals cliff-jump during summer. The route leads to a picturesque white chapel and scenic viewpoints with far-reaching views across the open sea.
The area forms part of the Natura 2000 protected network, which preserves its natural beauty year-round — walk it early or late for the light, and stay back from the cliff edges.
Essential advice for every trail on the island.
October to May offers mild temperatures. Summer hiking requires early morning starts due to heat.
Carry at least 2 litres per person. Natural water sources are scarce, especially in summer.
Sturdy hiking boots with ankle support are essential for rocky terrain and mountain trails.
Bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. The Cyprus sun is intense even in cooler months.
Download offline maps. Mobile signal can be weak in mountain areas and on remote trails.
Mountain weather changes quickly. Bring layers even if you start in warm conditions.
A sheltered cove between two cliffs on the edge of Cape Greco park — glass water, pines to the sand.
Five hundred metres of golden sand, a Blue Flag, and fig trees on the hillsides behind.