페트라 투 로미우 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

beautiful view

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From the viewpoint you have a very beautiful view of the coast and the Aphrodite Rocks.

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At the beginning of the hike on the beautiful nature trail, you have a view of the bay and the parking lot.

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Very good facility

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Aphrodite's Rock is a magnificent representation of Cyprus's mythical and cultural heritage.

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Dreamlike view

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It is also called Aphrodite's Rock and is a large rock mass.

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The website for the television series "Treasures of the World - Heritage of Humanity" describes this highlight with the words: "Paphos on the island of Cyprus has been a place of pilgrimage for almost 9,000 years. As early as the Megalithic period, a fertility goddess was worshipped here, whose cult reached its peak around 3000 BC. Archaeology has confirmed Hesiod's literary conception of Aphrodite: the ruins of numerous temples and columned halls, sacrificial sites and pilgrimage homes, reflect changing religious beliefs and adaptable use as a place of pilgrimage. The Bronze Age goddess Astarte became the Greek Aphrodite, and in Christian times, the Virgin Mary, who is worshipped on the same site today." The corresponding film (duration: 15 minutes / language: only available in German) about this UNESCO World Heritage Site is available in the media library at the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/paphos-zypern-folge-117/swr/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS83MTgyNDcy

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This is where the "foam-born", i.e. Aphrodite, is said to have first stepped ashore.

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"According to legend, Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of beauty and love, emerged from a shell at this spot, which she was washed up on this very beach in during a storm. The gigantic rock formations at this spot also appear in another, somewhat more recent legend, according to which the rock formations were hoisted to this spot by the Byzantine hero Digenis Akritas to keep out the Saracens from the north of the Arabian Peninsula (7th-10th centuries). The name Petra tou Romiou (Greek 'Rock of the Greeks') comes from this very hero. It is said that under certain weather conditions, the waves rise, break, and form a column of water, which then dissolves into foam. For a moment (and with a lot of imagination), the observer can see a transient, vanishing human figure. According to other popular legends, swimming around the rock three times brings many blessings, including eternal youth and beauty, happiness, fertility, and the true love." (Source: https://www.visitcyprus.com/en/discover-cyprus/discover-culture-religion-of-cyprus/discover-monuments-of-culture-religion-of-cyprus/birthplace-of-aphrodite-petra-tou-romiou-2/ )

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Pull off and push bike up mound

It isn’t closed.

From here you can see as far as Aphrodite's Rock. Unfortunately, the B6 is always in view... but it's still worth it.

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The warning signs should be taken seriously

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Climbing on it only for experienced climbers!!!

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In the evening you can watch a beautiful sunset here.

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When visiting the beach, don't forget your swimwear. It's a great place to go swimming.

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The road closure does not apply to hikers - don't worry!

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...first glimpses of the "quiet beach"...only accessible on foot - with a more or less steep descent (or over the sea)...it's worth it!

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Fortunately, the wind often blows here

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