16의 카보 그크레코가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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

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.

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.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Although jumping is strictly forbidden, many people dare to jump down the 10 meter high cliff. I would also like to be...

Fantastically beautiful bay. Brave people jump from the 10 meter cliff into the turquoise water.

Tiny little cove with a small ladder making it easy to get into the water. Nevertheless, caution is advised as the risk of injury on the sharp-edged rocks is high.

The stairs to the Fesenhöhlen are unfortunately blocked off by a construction fence. It's still a nice place to stay

For mid-October, very few people were encountered. Great views on the coast there, which doesn't offer any sandy beaches but still has some ways to get into the sea.