Cyprus Nature Attractions

"Petra tou Romiou" is one of the most beautiful coastlines in Cyprus and it is associated with Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.

Larnaka Salt Lake is a unique area of natural beauty and an important habitat that has been declared a protected area. Thousands of migratory birds, flamingos, swans and wild ducks refuge here.

Avakas Gorge is a trekker paradise in the island and can be explored from either the costal area west of Ayios Georgios Peyias or from the south of Arodhes village in the Laona area.

Troodos National Forest Park spreads out across the south-western side of the island and forms the green heart of Cyprus.

Oroklini Lake is one of the seven natural wetlands in Cyprus and has great value for wildlife, both on a Cyprus and a pan-European level.

The "Baths of Aphrodite" is an area in the Akamas betweeen Polis and Cape Arnaouti which attracts many visitors.

Cavo Greco National Park attracts many visitors as it is an area of unique natural beauty, where one can admire magnificent rock formations and crystal clear blue waters.

This beautiful waterfall is surrounded by forest and it is most popular in summer, when it offers a cool and shady retreat from the powerful midday sun.

Akamas National Park is located on the western tip of Cyprus and covers an area of about 230 km² of precious ecological significance and gladly unharmed by mass development.

Situated in the Kryos Potamos river bed southeast of the Pano Platres village.