ファマグスタの天然記念物・トップ16

A wonderful view (especially at sunset) to Agia Napa and across the sea from the viewpoint at Cape Greco. If you don't feel like climbing the 95-meter-high table mountain, you can drive to just below the summit and park there. There is also a small snack van there. For hiking enthusiasts, however, the route along the wildly rugged coast from Agia Napa, past the Sea Caves, is recommended. Remember to wear sun protection, as there is a little wind up there and only a covered picnic area offers some shade.

Juniperus phoenicea, commonly known as Phoenician juniper or Arâr, is a species of juniper native to the Mediterranean region. This evergreen shrub or small tree is well adapted to arid and semi-arid climates and often grows on rocky or sandy soils. It typically reaches a height of 2–8 meters, but can sometimes grow up to 12 meters. The leaves of Juniperus phoenicea are scale-like and arranged in opposite pairs. The plant produces small, berry-like cones that are reddish-brown when mature and take about 18 months to ripen. These cones are an important food source for various bird species. Juniperus phoenicea is known for its resilience in difficult environmental conditions and is often used in landscaping and reforestation projects in drought-prone areas. In addition, the wood and resin of this plant have historically been used for medicinal and aromatic purposes. This tree is truly romantic. In any case, it serves as a perfect protection from the sun

Neolithic caves in Cyprus are important archaeological sites that shed light on the lives and practices of early human communities on the island. These caves were often used as dwellings, camps or even as religious places of worship.

Agioi Anargyroi Chapel is a picturesque little chapel in the Cape Greco region of Cyprus. It is located in one of the most beautiful and peaceful areas of the island and is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The chapel is located on the south-eastern tip of Cyprus, near Cape Greco. It is perched on a cliff overlooking the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea and offers breathtaking views. Agioi Anargyroi Chapel is a typical example of traditional Greek Orthodox architecture with white walls and a blue roof that blends harmoniously with the surroundings. Its simplicity and elegance make it a charming sight. The chapel is dedicated to Saints Anargyroi (Cosmas and Damian), two Christian martyrs and twin brothers who lived in the 3rd century and are venerated as patron saints for their healing abilities. Their name "Anargyroi" means "the gratuitous ones" as they offered their medical services for free. Below the chapel, a staircase leads down to a small sea cave that legends say is associated with the saints. This cave is considered sacred and is a place of reflection and prayer. The chapel is a popular place for weddings, baptisms and other religious ceremonies. It is also a frequent stop for hikers and nature lovers exploring Cape Greco National Park. This place is truly beautiful and I highly recommend it to everyone!!!!

The "Rock Bridge" or "Rock Arch", often known as "Kamara tou Koraka", is a natural rock formation in the eastern part of the island, near Cape Greco (Cape Greco). This impressive rock bridge is one of the most popular attractions in the area and attracts many visitors due to its picturesque beauty. Kamara tou Koraka is located in the Cape Greco National Park, a nature reserve between the towns of Ayia Napa and Protaras. The bridge is made of limestone and stretches over the turquoise sea in an elegant arch. The structure was formed by natural erosion over thousands of years. The rock bridge is a delicate structure and is under close observation as erosion slowly weakens it further. For safety reasons, visitors are not allowed to walk across the bridge.

There are 19 cave tombs from the time of the ancient Greeks to discover here. Wow, really very interesting for just being next to the beach and with no entrance fee.

The monument depicts birds.

View of the lighthouse and the Blue Lagoon (on the left side of the peninsula).