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Start at Konnos beach. Great parking, cafe and swimming at end of the route.

Contrary to what their name suggests, these are not royal tombs, but rather the tombs of high-ranking officials and aristocrats.

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The famous royal tombs are part of the archaeological park.

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The famous royal tombs are part of the archaeological park.

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A great experience for history buffs and anyone who wants to learn more about the country's culture.

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At the western end of Paphos harbor stands the city's medieval castle in all its splendor. Originally

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This rigorous little two-story castle is built of limestone.

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Medieval Castle

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This rigorous little two-story castle is built of limestone.

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I noticed it but it wasn't worth a picture for me

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Worth seeing & impressive detour not far from the hiking trail

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The Caledonia Falls in Cyprus are located near the village of Platres in Troodos. This beautiful waterfall is one of the highest in Cyprus and is surrounded by forest and is most popular in summer when it offers a cool and shady retreat from the strong midday sun. It was a nice short hike.

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A bath there promises eternal beauty😇

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This starts at the Avakas Gorge car park. The first section of the route resembles a botanical garden and presents a variety of native plants. Then comes the attraction of the hike: rock walls over 30 meters high that form a narrow gorge. Shortly afterwards, the gorge becomes much more open, but the rocks rise even higher into the sky. The last section of the gorge is characterized by forest and boulders that must be climbed over. Outside the Avakas Gorge, a hiking trail runs back across the plateau in the hinterland. At the end of this route, beautiful viewpoints of the blue coast of Cyprus await you. The entire hike is 7.1 kilometers long (from car park no. 3) and it took me about 2.5 hours. The route does not have a significant incline, so no exceptional fitness is required. However, you must be very alert inside the gorge. Rocks can fall into the gorge, the rocks on the ground are slippery and when the weather changes, the small stream can become a raging torrent. Do not go into the Avakas Gorge after heavy rain or when there is a high probability of rain. Waterproof hiking boots are a must, even when it is dry. The paths are rocky, unmarked and often not clearly visible. You should definitely have a GPS map with you. There are no places to stop for refreshments or drinking water on the hike, so you should take enough provisions with you. I have marked the route and all the important points on the map.

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The waterfall itself is not terribly impressive, but the short hike to get there is a nice one with lots of shade. Can get quite crowded, we were glad we combined it with the beautiful Pouziaris Hike nearby where we only ran into one other group on the whole trail (and they had gotten lost looking for the waterfall...)

Small, beautiful harbor with lots of outdoor dining on the promenade. The image is dominated by a historic fortress tower. Originally a Byzantine fortress stood here, rebuilt in the 16th century. Today, only one fortress tower can be seen, which is accessible for a small entrance fee and is very impressive.

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Originally a Byzantine fortress at the western end of the harbor, rebuilt in the 16th century. Today only one fortress tower remains, which is accessible for a small entrance fee and is very impressive.

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The Bath of Aphrodite is a small natural grotto under an old fig tree. Water flows steadily down the rock face and splashes into the wonderful, shady Bath of Aphrodite. A beautiful place. There is nothing going on before 10 a.m....the size of the parking lot suggests that it will be busier later.

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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.

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This Nature Bridge is not that worth seeing, but the entire hiking area around Cape Greko is very beautiful and interesting. The most beautiful is the Nature Trail from Cape Greko to Konnos Beach. It is best to go in this direction. This year we went from Konnos towards the Cape and we took two wrong turns into dead ends where the path was not passable due to rockfalls or thorn bushes. It was not well signposted. From Cape Greko towards Konnos Beach it is clearer. But in any case the Nature Trail is an absolute must if you are in the area.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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